Are you are in pain? You don’t have to live with chronic discomfort.
Our osteopaths in Norfolk specialise in the treatment of pain and injury at Earlham House Clinics.
Osteopathy uses physical manipulation to diagnose and treat painful and damaged muscles, ligaments, nerves or joints. Osteopathy is a primary health care system, complementary to other medical practices. It is a method of diagnosis and treatment of injuries and painful conditions to help you feel your best. An osteopath works with the structure and function of the body to restore it to a state of balance and harmony.
Benefits of Osteopathy
- Focuses on the underlying cause of pain
- Increases the mobility of joints
- Relieves muscle tension
- Reduces pain
- Enhances the blood supply to tissues
- Helps the body to heal
Are you in pain?
We offer a FREE initial assessment
of your pain
Let’s Get You Feeling Great Again…
Osteopathy Treatment Path
Below is the pathway for osteopathy
Initial Consultation : Cost £70 (45 minutes)
Consultation includes:
- Postural assessment
- Treatment plan outlined
- Individual treatment session (Osteopathy/ Acupuncture/ Taping/ Soft Tissue work)
- Tailored Home Exercise plan
After the initial consultation we will advise on the best osteopathy treatment for you
hERE’S WHAT OUR CLIENTS HAVE TO SAY
Thank you so much
Was seen by Chloe and she’s amazing! Really knowledgeable, patient, explained everything to me in detail, was gentle and thorough. Wonderful experience and I was in so much pain I could barely walk. She definitely put me at ease. Thank you so much Chloe.
They were both amazing
I have seen both James & Liz here for chronic headaches and migraines and they were both amazing. They both helped relieve my pain a tremendous amount and set me on the path to finding the cause of my chronic pain. I can’t thank them enough and I’d recommend them to anyone needing their help! Thank you both!
I have a life again
Been seeing Rachel for a few months now, before I started treatment I was in so much pain after work I’d cry at the thought of getting out the car and putting pressure on my feet, sometimes sleep in the car so I didn’t have to get out… But after seeing Rachel I have a life again and sometimes forget I even have foot problems.
Highly recommend
I feel my visits with James are very beneficial to my shoulder problem. Using different techniques along with massage has been different to other methods I have tried, would highly recommend
First nights full sleep
I’ve had the first nights full sleep since I don’t know when, I have never had this sort of treatment before. It’s like a new shoulder, can’t wait for more in 2 weeks 
Very pleased
After years of rotator cuff pain in both shoulders James has eased my discomfort considerably – it does take time & money together with daily exercises. I’m very pleased with the ongoing results 
Every patient is an individual and we will advise on the BEST TREATMENT for your pain. This may be a single treatment or a combination of different treatments.
Osteopathy FAQ’s
What is osteopathy? Can I benefit from osteopathy? What can I expect? Does it hurt? Is it regulated?
What Is Osteopathy?
Osteopathy is a practical form of healthcare that treats the whole body. It is a hands-on treatment that provides relief for physical conditions and pain relating to the body’s structural system, the musculoskeletal system (MSK) of the body.
Can I benefit from osteopathy?
Osteopathy is a gentle and safe form of therapy and is suitable for adults, children and infants. We treat a wide range of problems at Earlham House Osteopath Clinic, including
- Back pain
- Ankle pain, Foot pain including plantar fasciitis & toe pain
- Sprained ankles, Achilles tendon pain
- Neck pain inckuding whiplash injuries
- Shoulder pain and Elbow pain
- Frozen Shoulder sports injuries
- Hip pain and Knee pain
- Muscular aches & spasms
- Headaches and Migraines
- Joint pain / Arthritic pain & stiffness
- Pregnancy, mother and babies, childcare treatment and advice
- Sciatica & Trapped nerves
We can also provide relief for:
- Occupational and repetitive strain injuries
- Sports injuries
- Pregnant and nursing mothers
Each treatment is tailored to your individual circumstances
What can I expect at an osteopathy appointment?
This is what you should expect when you come for an osteopathy appointment:
- Discuss the symptoms you are experiencing and ask you questions about your general health, lifestyle and medical history
- Examine you
- Outline the treatment programme
- Treatment using our hands to gently work on the muscles, bones and joints of your body and advise you on how to avoid the problem happening again including exercise, stretches, work and driving posture etc.
The osteopathic examination will include:
- Visual examination
- Hands-on examination where we use our hands to gently feel for restrictions or structural problems in your muscles, tissues, joints and bones. If you are wearing bulky clothing, you may be required to remove the outer layer for us to assess the affected area. Gym clothing, shorts or a light t-shirt/strap top tends to be ok to work and assess through. Towels and blankets are available if required.
- General health checks. These could include blood pressure measurements and coordination and reflex tests.
Treatment will often involve some combination of the following:
- Soft tissue massage
- Joint articulation
- Rhythmic stretching
- Fluid drainage
- Highly specialised joint manipulation
Does osteopathy hurt?
Osteopathy causes little or no pain. For 24 to 48 hours after the treatment you may experience some minor discomfort or aggravation of your symptoms. This is a normal part of your body’s response to the treatment. If you are uncertain about your body’s response please feel free to contact us on the practice phone number. It is common for the full benefit of the treatment to be felt after 2 to 3 days.
What is the General Osteopathic Council?
The Osteopaths Act 1993 Establishes the General Osteopathic Council to “provide for the regulation of the profession of osteopathy.”
In 1993 osteopathy became the first major complementary health care profession to be accorded statutory regulation. From 1998 all osteopaths must be registered with the General Osteopathic Council. This means that all osteopaths on the register have demonstrated that they are safe and competent and all patients have the same safeguards as when they currently visit their doctor or dentist. More information is available from the website www.osteopathy.org.uk