3 Best Osteopath in Glasgow

“Joanna Cram is a General Osteopathic Council registered osteopath. She completed her osteopathic studies at the British College of Osteopathic Medicine in London. She is a member of the Institute of Osteopathy and was the former Chairwoman of the Scottish Osteopathic Society (2018-2023), which organises professional development courses in Scotland for osteopaths. She studied Sociology at the University of Aberdeen, followed by a short stint in the travel and marketing world, before realising her true calling to join her family’s profession of osteopathy. She has an interest in nutrition and its role in musculoskeletal health. Joanna enjoys the challenge of seeing a wide array of patient presentations in her general clinical practice, including babies to the elderly. Her practice also focuses on Shockwave Therapy and IDD Therapy, alongside spinal manipulation and general osteopathic techniques. Cram Osteopaths is a long-established family-run osteopathic clinic. The clinic has a highly knowledgeable and experienced team who have great relationships with local doctors and specialists. They use the latest treatment technology for slipped discs and chronic back pain. They have helped thousands of patients get back to doing the things they love without pain or restriction. A free telephone consultation is available. Joanna really enjoys the empowerment osteopathy gives to her patients as they realise what they can achieve with good body movement and posture, and how they can stay well as they enjoy the benefits of osteopathic treatment. Joanna’s positive attitude frequently inspires patients to get the best out of their treatments. She frequently uses Shockwave (Focus and Radial) Therapy and IDD Therapy alongside spinal manipulation and general osteopathic techniques in her practice.”

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“Fiona McIntosh graduated from the British School of Osteopathy (BSO). Fiona is also trained in cranial osteopathy and modern acupuncture. She offers professional, effective, safe, and reliable osteopathic treatment for a great variety of bodily aches and pains. Fiona has a special osteopathic interest in treating pre. and postnatal patients, sports injuries, and using cranial osteopathy to treat people of all ages. She has extensive experience in providing osteopathic treatment for people with acute and chronic problems. She combines cranial, functional, visceral, and structural techniques in her holistic treatments. Fiona is currently practicing at Essential Osteopathy, a clinic dedicated to the highest standard of patient care. Her holistic approach encompasses a combination of cranial, functional, visceral, and structural techniques to create comprehensive and personalized treatment plans. She has had a great deal of experience in providing osteopathic treatment for people from all walks of life and of all ages, from little babies to the elderly.”

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“David Drysdale is qualified at the British College of Osteopathy in 1992. He is a registered osteopath with the General Osteopathic Council. David Drysdale has worked as an osteopath in Glasgow since 1996. He helps people with sciatica, lower back pain, shoulder, hip, and knee pain. David sees a large variety of patients in his practice. He keeps himself up to date on osteopathy and physical therapy. He has gleaned many techniques and principles from other fields. David combines a wide range of techniques, including osteopathic manipulation, massage, trigger point therapy, craniosacral therapy, and nutrition. He also provides advice on posture and exercises to aid recovery, promote health, and prevent symptoms from recurring. Drysdale Osteopathy is well known for treating headaches, neck and back pain. However, many other conditions such as migraines, frozen shoulders, and arthritis can also respond well to osteopathic treatment.”

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