3 Best Osteopath in Stoke On Trent

“Dave Rushton holds a B.Ost in Osteopathy, having studied at Staffordshire University in 2014. Dave was previously a part-time teaching assistant, helping to teach the course. He is fully registered with the General Osteopathic Council and The Institute of Osteopathy. The General Osteopathic Council (GOsC) regulates the practice of osteopathy in the United Kingdom. By law, osteopaths must be registered with the GOsC to practice in the UK. Osteopathy is a gentle and effective hands-on approach to healthcare based on the principle that how your body moves influences how it functions. Currently, he is practising at North Staffs Osteopathic Practice.”

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“Andrew Wade is a graduate of the 5 years part-time Bachelor of Osteopathy program offered by the College of Osteopaths at Staffordshire University. He had to complete a minimum of 1200 hours in the clinical environment treating conditions like frozen shoulders, tennis elbow, sciatica, low back pain, hip pain, and knee pain before being able to qualify as an Osteopath. Andrew is currently registered with the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC). Andrew decided to re-train as an Osteopath after a 20-year career as an HGV driver had left him with poor posture, chronic low back pain, and neck pain that required the services of an Osteopath to help Andrew return to work and to get him back into the saddle of his mountain bike again. Currently, he is practising at Andrew Wade Osteopathy. The clinic offers osteopathic treatment to people of all ages suffering from back pain or sciatica, osteoarthritis, shoulder, hip, or knee pain, neck pain, headache, or carpal tunnel syndrome.”

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“Rachel Neal graduated with First Class Honours from The British College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2006. She also has a degree in Sport Science and Biology. After graduating in 2006, Rachel worked alongside some outstanding Osteopaths at multi-disciplinary clinics across London. She then relocated back to her hometown of Alsager on the South Cheshire/Staffordshire border. Rachel has a passion for helping people improve their quality of life. Rachel aims to guide you to feel your best, allowing you to live the pain-free life you deserve. She uses manual hands-on techniques while empowering patients by giving lifestyle and exercise advice to help remove the barriers to healing and achieve lasting results. Rachel Neal has attended various postgraduate courses treating pregnant and postpartum patients, structural pediatric osteopathy, western acupuncture (dry needling), advanced structural techniques, and kinesiology taping. Currently, she practices at Rachel Neal Osteopathy. They offer a range of services at Alsager Wellness Rooms to improve your health and well-being and help you live a pain-free life.”

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