Osteopathy is a hands-on therapy used to diagnose, treat and prevent a wide range of conditions affecting the body. These include back pain, sciatica, neck pain, headaches and migraines, joint pain, arthritis, ‘frozen shoulder’, ‘tennis elbow’, muscle tension, sports injuries, and pre/post pregnancy strains. Osteopaths use a range of techniques to encourage health and healing – these include soft tissue massage, stretching, joint mobilisation and manipulation, cranial techniques, along with exercise and self-treatment advice. The aim is to not only address the primary area of pain or discomfort but to identify the underlying cause to prevent its return.
New Day Osteopathy was established in 2010 by Registered Osteopath Geraldine Morgan-Fahy. Geraldine graduated from the London School of Osteopathy in 2008 after spending 5 years in training. She gave up an established career in marketing to become an osteopath. Her interest in the human body was born out of her own experiences which involved recovering from a traumatic accident in which she found osteopathy to be immensely helpful.
“Pain is something I can truly empathise with. It can take over your life and is a hugely complex phenomenon. I believe that it’s therefore essential to really look at the whole person when providing treatment and this includes understanding any stressors both physical and psychological that may hinder the healing process. My aim is to persuade (not force) the body to move and heal so that pain levels can be reduced and normal life resumed as quickly as possible”
Geraldine Morgan-Fahy, Registered Osteopath.
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