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Cranial Osteopathy for Babies
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Cranial Osteopathy for Babies in North London, Central London, The City and South London
The Osteopaths working with new borns who work through London-Osteo have all undertaken post graduate training in Osteopathic paediatric care and are all highly skilled and experienced. All consultations involve osteopathic and clinical screening, paediatric testing – and onward referral to paediatric specialists if indicated. Cranial Osteopathy, used extensively in the diagnosis and treatment of new borns in osteopathic settings, is a non-invasive gentle method of treatment and diagnosis where a gentle yet specific pressure is applied to the cranium, sacrum and other areas of the body. This can be useful in Osteopathic diagnostics and also in helping to relieve stress and strain patterns that may be causing pain or discomfort to the baby. These techniques may be used in conjunction with other gentle non invasive osteopathic techniques.
Drawing on their specialist understanding of paediatric care, they can offer parents advice and guidance and treatment plans that help to ensure the best and safest diagnosis, treatments and outcomes for babies.
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Please note: All therapists and teachers listed on the London-Osteo website are self-employed and not employed by London Osteo, which is not a trading name or entity. All therapists are fully qualified and registered with the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC) and other relevant regulatory bodies and hold their own insurance. Clients are contracting directly with their therapist and any issues or claims need to be taken up directly with the therapist concerned.