Joints affected by osteoarthritis can be painful. Unfortunately, adapting your movement to avoid the pain only serves to let the joint become more arthritic. Your osteopath can help with your arthritic pain.
Your osteopath is qualified to diagnose and treat your non-specific lower back pain. Find out more here and book a treatment today.
Find out how osteopathy can help reduce modern-day stress-induced tension and book a treatment at the Carlton Clinic today.
Find out more about the causes of persistent neck pain associated with the workplace and how osteopathy can help to treat it.
Migraines can be debilitating and there are medications available to help manage or reduce symptoms, but prevention is better than cure. Find out more.
Osteopaths don’t just treat backs! We can also help with aches and pains in the elbow and shoulder. Find out more about conditions of the elbow and shoulder.
Freya Gilmore tells us about the prevention, diagnosis and management of tennis and golfer’s elbow – inflammatory conditions also know as epicondylitis.
Frozen Shoulder refers to a specific condition, not just general shoulder stiffness. The cause is often unknown, but the effect is stiffening of the shoulder capsule: the fibrous tissue that surrounds the joint. It’s an inflammatory condition, known officially as Adhesive Capsulitis.
One of the most common complaints we see in clinic is Sciatica. Freya Gilmore tells us more about the causes and treatments.
In these unprecedented times, there comes a need for innovation and lateral thinking to continue to provide our patients with excellent care and service. Telehealth, while reasonably new in Osteopathy, aims to bridge a much-needed gap in health communication. In this blog, we will explore what Telehealth is, discuss what to expect in an online consultation, and answer some common questions.
Read this interview with Justine Robinson, Principal Osteopath at The Carlton Clinic, on osteopathy and SI Joint Dysfunction.
Everyone knows yoga is good for you. Studios, clothing brands and wellness retreats around the world blast the message to anyone who will listen. They’re all promising the same thing: a longer, healthier and happier life. But where does theory end, and the facts begin? Q&A with Justine Robinson on the connection between yoga and osteopathy.