3 Best Osteopath in Cambridge

“Michael Parr has trained at the British College of Osteopathic Medicine, qualifying with honours in Osteopathic Medicine, a diploma in Naturopathy, and a diploma in Osteopathy. After qualifying as an osteopath and naturopath, his post-graduate training has been extensive and has developed within multiple NHS and private clinics. He assists in elite athlete training camps, working with the world's best, including multiple world champions across different disciplines. He provides consultation and training nationally as a specialist in musculoskeletal injury prevention and management to a wide variety of industries. In addition to his other roles, Michael has also taught the Perrin technique diagnostic protocol and assessments to the Institute of Osteopathy National Conference alongside Dr. Perrin. At Elementary Health, its approaches are designed for all types of people, no matter their age or current health level. The clinic's osteopaths and physical rehabilitation team provide an effective range of approaches, including Core Stability Training, Scoliosis Specific and Dynamic Exercise Therapy, Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilisation, and Osteopathy. In addition, they offer consultations.”

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“Melissa Brown holds a BSc degree in Osteopathy from the British School of Osteopathy, graduating in 2006. She completed her post-graduate training in dry needling, visceral techniques, and cranial osteopathy with Sutherland Cranial College, as well as pain neuroscience with the NOI Institute. Since graduating, Melissa has extensive experience in various practices in the East of England. She aims to help you reach your optimum level of well-being, both short-term and long-term goals. She provides osteopathy treatments in Cambridge for all types of pain. Her observation and hands-on approach get you feeling and being back to your best. Melissa takes a holistic approach to correcting pain and injury. She treats the actual damage, fixes any postural problems contributing to the complaint, and gives effective lifestyle advice. You can also make an appointment via her website. Spritely Osteopathy uses various manual techniques, such as joint mobilisation, soft tissue massage, and manipulation, to diagnose and treat a range of musculoskeletal conditions, as well as other health problems. Osteopathy is generally considered a safe and non-invasive approach to healthcare that can complement traditional medical treatment.”

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“Alexander Taylor is a registered osteopath at Cambridge Osteopaths. Alexander graduated from the University College of Osteopathy in 2001 (formerly the British School of Osteopathy). He completed an additional degree in Pharmacology and brings in-depth medical training to his work as an osteopath. He has also undertaken a number of postgraduate courses in cranial osteopathy, visceral osteopathy, obstetrics, dental, and gynecology. This enables him to use additional techniques suitable for all age ranges, from young children to adults, with pelvic dysfunction, gastrointestinal disorders, or emotional issues. He is the proprietor of the award-winning Coach House Clinic in Cambridge and Cambridge Osteopaths. He adopts a flexible, holistic approach to osteopathy based on individual patient needs. He also focuses on patient awareness and self-help to help prevent future injuries.”

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