The Carlton Clinic
Visit our clinics in Horley and Crawley offering Osteopathy, Sports Massage, Hypnotherapy, Acupuncture and more... Book nowWelcome to The Carlton Clinic
At the Carlton Clinic, our multidisciplinary team specialises in Osteopathy, Sports and Deep Tissue Massage, Physiotherapy, Foot Health Care, Acupuncture and several other therapies
You can find us at one of our two clinics based in Horley and Crawley. We are well known in the local area for combining high-quality practitioner skills and excellent facilities.
Our predominant therapy, Osteopathy, is available six days a week, and although busy, we strive to have emergency on-the-day appointments for those patients in need. Our other therapies and services are available at allocated times each week, according to practitioner availability.
How can we help you?
Find out more about how we can help you by clicking on the affected area on the body maps below.
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Head
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Shoulder
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Elbow
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Hand and wrist
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Hips
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Knee
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Foot and ankle
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Neck
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Thoracic spine and ribs
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Lower back
Shoulder
Rotator cuff tears, frozen shoulder, subacromial impingement and sports injuries.
Knees
Ligament injuries, meniscal injuries, muscle and tendon strains, arthritis and Osgood Schlatters Syndrome.
Foot and ankle
Plantar fasciitis, achilles injury, ligament sprains, shin splints and arthritis
Thoracic spine and ribs
Muscle strain, facet joint, rib pain and chest/sternal pain ( costochondritis)
Lower Back
Muscle strain, facet joint, disc injury and sciatica and piriformis spasm.
Treatments & services
Osteopathy
A form of non-invasive manual therapy that treats the musculoskeletal framework of the body, to positively affect the natural function of multiple systems, which may be causing a wide range of symptoms.
Cranial Osteopathy
A form of non-invasive manual therapy that treats the musculoskeletal framework of the body, to positively affect the natural function of multiple systems, which may be causing a wide range of symptoms.
Sports Massage & Therapy
A form of non-invasive manual therapy that treats the musculoskeletal framework of the body, to positively affect the natural function of multiple systems, which may be causing a wide range of symptoms.
Explore other treatments we offer…
Meet the team at the Carlton Clinic
The clinic was originally established in 1985 and was taken over in 2016 by Mother and Daughter team – Osteopath Justine Robinson, and Clinic Director Mo Robinson. Since 1985 the clinic has built up a reputation for high quality, patient-orientated care, with successful treatments covering a wide range of problems.
Our friendly and knowledgeable reception staff are available to assist you with any queries you may have regarding which therapy or practitioner would best suit you and your presenting complaint.
Justine Robinson M.Ost D.O
Registered Osteopath
Simon Irwin BSc (Hons)
Registered Osteopath
Gemma Extence M.Ost
Registered Osteopath
Tanya Clift-Simpson
Registered Osteopath
James O'Reilly
Registered Osteopath
Eleanor Swann
Registered Osteopath
Stefano Alba
Sports Massage Therapist
Nikki Fenton
Sports & Remedial Massage Therapist
Areeba Qureshi
Physiotherapist
Nikta Tavassoli
Foot Health Practitioner
Sam Pereira
Reflexologist
Vahid Ziadhou
Medically Qualified Holistic Acupuncturist
Sarah Stanley
Hypnotherapist
Mo Robinson
Clinic Director
Justine Falkner
Clinic Manager
Debbie Barker
Clinic Co-ordinator
Justine Robinson M.Ost D.O
Registered Osteopath
Simon Irwin BSc (Hons)
Registered Osteopath
Gemma Extence M.Ost
Registered Osteopath
Tanya Clift-Simpson
Registered Osteopath
James O'Reilly
Registered Osteopath
Eleanor Swann
Registered Osteopath
Stefano Alba
Sports Massage Therapist
Nikki Fenton
Sports & Remedial Massage Therapist
Areeba Qureshi
Physiotherapist
Nikta Tavassoli
Foot Health Practitioner
Sam Pereira
Reflexologist
Vahid Ziadhou
Medically Qualified Holistic Acupuncturist
Sarah Stanley
Hypnotherapist
Mo Robinson
Clinic Director
Justine Falkner
Clinic Manager
Debbie Barker
Clinic Co-ordinator
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