Osteopathy

Gentle, drug-free manual therapy that treats the root cause of your pain. Our GOsC-registered osteopath assesses your whole body not just the symptoms to restore healthy, pain-free movement.

Initial consultation £85 · Follow-up £65

Whiteley, Fareham • 07843 010011

Osteopathic spine assessment

Osteopathy is a safe, drug-free and non-invasive manual therapy that helps your body work the way it should. At CT Osteopathy in Whiteley, Fareham, our GOsC-registered osteopath assesses your whole body to find and treat the root cause of your pain — not just the symptoms.

What is Osteopathy?

Osteopathy is a system of manual therapy that focuses on the health of your whole musculoskeletal system — your joints, muscles, ligaments and connective tissue. By understanding how these structures move and work together, an osteopath can identify what is really driving your discomfort and restore healthy, pain-free movement. Treatment is hands-on and gentle, using techniques such as soft-tissue massage, joint articulation, mobilisation and stretching.

Benefits

  • Relief from acute and chronic pain without medication

  • Improved joint mobility and flexibility

  • Reduced muscle tension and stiffness

  • Better posture and movement patterns

  • A tailored treatment plan with exercises for lasting results

  • Care that addresses the root cause, not just the symptoms

What we can help with

  • Lower back pain and sciatica

  • Neck, shoulder and upper-back tension

  • Joint pain, stiffness and arthritic discomfort

  • Sports and repetitive-strain injuries

  • Postural problems from desk work

  • Tension-related headaches

What to expect

Your first appointment lasts around an hour. We take a full case history, carry out a mechanical, functional and postural assessment, and begin gentle, hands-on treatment. You will leave with a clear diagnosis, a personalised treatment plan and practical advice to support your recovery between sessions.

Frequently asked questions

Is osteopathy safe?

Is osteopathy safe?

Do I need a referral to see an osteopath?

Do I need a referral to see an osteopath?

How many sessions will I need?

How many sessions will I need?

What should I wear?

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