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Sarah
Dodenhoff Registered Osteopath |
| Practitioner:
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Sarah
Dodenhoff |
| Practises
in: |
Warrington |
| Therapies
Offered: |
Osteopathy
Craniosacral Therapy
Massage |
| Home
Visits: |
No
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| Qualifications
& Memberships: |
BSc(Hons)
Osteopathy; Diploma in Paediatric Osteopathy; GOSC
Regd; Member British Osteopathic Association; Cranial
Osteopathy qualified; Member of the Sutherland Society. |
| Phone
No: |
01925
573300 |
| Mobile
No: |
07779
115873 |
| Email
Address: |
sarahATwarringtonosteopaths.co.uk |
| Website:
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www.warringtonosteopaths.co.uk |
| Practice
Address: |
Sarah
Dodenhoff Registered Osteopath,
Bold Street Osteopathic Practice,
7 Bold Street,
Warrington,
Cheshire
WA1 1DN |
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As well as qualifying in structural
osteopathy, I undertook postgraduate training
in cranial osteopathy, and use
both according to a patient's needs.
Although I treat adults I have a special
interest in treating babies and
children, and hold the Postgraduate Diploma
in Paediatric Osteopathy (DPO).
I have extensive experience of
treating a broad range of conditions in babies and
children, and have worked with premature
babies in the intensive care & neonatal
unit of a London hospital.
I have had great results treating Autism,
ADHD, dyspraxia, cerebral palsy, and other learning
difficulties, as well as fractious and colicky babies,
feeding difficulties, glue ear and problems
arising from the birth process.
I also treat expectant mothers
for heartburn, symphysis pubis disorder and general
aches and pains of pregnancy, and offer
mother and baby checks, working closely
with midwives and health visitors.
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Bowen
Therapy Clinics |
| Practitioner:
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Various
- contact Mark Costar |
Practises
in:
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Chorley, Lancaster & Penrith (Cumbria) |
| Therapies
Offered: |
Bowen Technique
Osteopathy
Massage
Chiropractic
Healing |
| Home
Visits: |
No |
| Qualifications
& Memberships: |
ECBS Certificate in The Bowen Technique; SNHS
Diploma in Nutrition; Kinesiology Federation Registered
Practitioner. |
| Phone
No: |
01257
239944 |
| Mobile
No: |
07895
620614 |
| Email
Address: |
infoATthekiclinic.co.uk |
| Website:
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www.bowentherapy.org |
| Practice
Address: |
Bowen
Therapy Clinics
55a Chapel Street
Chorley
Lancashire PR7 1BU |
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At
The Bowen Clinics we are at hand to answer any
queries you may have about any complaint
you may be suffering.
We offer help and relief
from - Back and Neck problems,
Sports Injuries, Knee and Hamstring problems,
Frozen Shoulder and Respiratory
Complaints including Asthma and
Hay Fever.
We also offer Food Intolerance and Allergy
Testing Services.
We also offer a FREE BOWEN ASTHMA CLINIC
for all Children under 12, all
we ask is for you to make a Donation to our Local
Childrens Charity.
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ABOUT OSTEOPATHY...
Osteopathy treats problems associated with the skeleton and joints,
and also the underlying connective tissue, muscles and organs.
It was developed in the late 19th century by American doctor, Andrew
Taylor Still, who recognised that there was an important link between
the musculoskeletal system and the functioning of the human body.
He also understood that the body has the ability to heal itself,
and researched ways of assisting that process in his patients. He
went on to found the first college of osteopathic medicine, and
the therapy soon gained popularity further afield, becoming available
in the UK in the early 1900s.
Osteopaths today continue this holistic approach, believing that
the structure of the body needs to be working in harmony to allow
the rest of the body to function properly. Their aim therefore,
is to restore any imbalances in the musculoskeletal system, and
facilitate the body's own natural healing processes. Practitioners
undertake extensive medical and scientific training, so they're
well qualified to advise you on the best course of treatment for
your condition, and are careful not to overlook conditions for which
other medical treatment may be necessary.
Treatment with an osteopath will usually involve the practitioner
taking a full medical case history on your first visit. This will
be followed by a gentle examination, where a highly developed sense
of touch is used to identify any problem areas on the body. They
will then perform a range of special adjustment techniques, manipulation,
stretching or massage, all designed to encourage the healing process
within the body. They are trained to understand how the human body
works, and may use specific techniques for different conditions,
as appropriate. Treatments usually last around half an hour, and
you may require more than one session.
Osteopathy can be used to treat a variety of conditions, including
backache, neck and shoulder pain, hip, knee, ankle or foot pain,
slipped discs, sciatica, repetitive strain or sports injuries, arthritis,
and more. It can be helpful in treating acute conditions, perhaps
following an accident or injury, and also for chronic pain or mobility
problems, that have not responded to other types of treatment.
Some practitioners specialise in a more subtle form of the therapy
called Cranial Osteopathy, which is useful for releasing tensions
in the body that may be causing recurring headaches, migraines or
sinus problems.
Osteopathy has become a highly regulated profession in recent years,
and all UK osteopaths are required by law to be registered with
the General Osteopathy Council, which was originally set up in the
1930s to ensure high professional standards amongst practitioners.
It is possibly the most scientifically researched and validated
of all the complementary therapies, and many osteopaths now work
alongside GPs in mainstream healthcare practices.
As a safe, gentle therapy, it can be used on both children and adults,
including pregnant women and the elderly.
Osteopathy can also be carried out on animals, such as horses, with
a vet's permission.
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