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Childrens Osteopathy in London
Osteopathy for Children in North London, Central London, The City and South London.
Osteopaths and Cranial Osteopaths can help in the treatment of a range of conditions in new born babies, toddlers, children and teenagers, offering effective early diagnosis and treatment of problems commonly associated with the various developmental stages, whether they be related to strains of the birth process, bumps and injuries as they learn to crawl and walk or postural problems and injuries as they grow and develop into their teenage years.
The Osteopaths working through London-Osteo are all highly skilled in paediatric care and experienced in working with children from new borns to teenagers, having undertaken specialist post graduate training these areas. The Osteopaths also offer advice and guidance to parents on how best to support their children through developmental milestones or through injury rehabilitation as they grow older. Using a broad network of paediatric specialists and other therapists, they offer a holistic approach to health, wellbeing and milestone development in new borns, children and teenagers.
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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.