If you are looking for an Osteopath in Birmingham city centre then you have come to the right place.At the Guildhall Practice, Birmingham City Centre, our Osteopaths consider each person as an individual.Osteopathy is suitable for anyone; we frequently treat newborn babies and patients in their nineties with osteopathic treatment. Osteopaths make a valuable contribution to the treatment and management of a wide range of complaints.Whilst Osteopathy is best known for treating back pain, it is not the only thing that Osteopaths do. Osteopaths primarily treat the neuro-musculo-skeletal system, affecting the muscles and joints, by using an Osteopathic approach which is holistic and patient-centred.

 Osteopathic Appointments Birmingham. At the Guildhall Practice,  Birmingham City Centre, your initial appointment with one of our Osteopaths will be forty five minutes. For follow up Osteopathic appointments we allow thirty minutes.The Guildhall Practice, Birmingham City Centre, is open from 7.30AM until 7.30 PM Monday to Friday, and Saturday mornings from 9.00AM until 1.00 PM, therefore offering patients osteopathic treatment before work, at lunch times and in the evening.  A core principle of Osteopathy is that the body is an integrated and indivisible whole, and as such no part of the body can be considered in isolation.At the Guildhall Practice, Birmingham City Centre, our Osteopaths aim to reduce muscle tension and improve mobility in order to enhance the body’s own self-healing mechanisms. Frequently Osteopathic treatment will treat to improve the symmetry of the overall structure rather than focusing on a single painful area. 

Treatment for Dance and Sports Related Injuries. 

 The Osteopaths at the Guildhall Practice, Birmingham City Centre, are well known for the treatment of sport and dance related injuries. Regardless of the level that you compete at we are committed to helping you reach your potential.Andrew Leask is employed as performance medicine consultant  at Birmingham Conservatoire and also works at St George’s Park, the national centre for football.

Registration General Osteopathic Council, GOsC

 Osteopathy is well regulated in the UK. Osteopaths must be registered with the General Osteopathic Council in order to practice. Patients may be referred by their doctor, or may opt to see an osteopath independently. Visit an Osteo at our Bham city centre practice. 

• Duncan Davis  Registered Osteopath.
• Morgan Fallon.  Registered Osteopath.
• Andrew W. Leask.  Registered Osteopath.
• Ben Ousey  Registered Osteopath.