Osteopath clinic - Manchester & Stockport
Holland Osteopathy: Your Trusted Osteopath Clinic in Manchester & Stockport, Dedicated to Serving the Local Community.
Integrating Osteopathy, Physiotherapy, and Chiropractic Techniques for Effective Relief from Back & Neck Pain, Shoulder Injuries, and Various Musculoskeletal Conditions.
What is Osteopathy?
Osteopathy is a form of healthcare that can diagnose and treat a wide range of medical conditions. Osteopaths specialise in the treatment of pain and injury, ranging from acute to chronic presentations.
At our Manchester clinic, we provide expert care for sports injuries, repetitive strains, back pain, neck pain, disc bulges (commonly known as 'slipped' discs), sciatica, shoulder impingement, muscle strains, ligament sprains, arthritis, and general aches and pains.
There are many similarities between Osteopaths, Physios, and Chiropractors, so you may find some of the techniques used are familiar to you. Both Physios and Osteopaths utilise massage techniques, and stretching, whilst Osteopaths and Chiropractors use similar joint and spinal manipulations.
Not sure what is best for you? Get in touch and I will happily answer any queries you have.
Book an appointment
Booking an appointment with Holland Osteopathy is simple and convenient. Click the link below to schedule your visit at our Manchester clinic, conveniently near Cheadle & Stockport!
Open Mondays & Wednesdays
Treatment options
Osteopathy can provide:
* Assessment - using touch, hands-on, and functional tests of your body.
* Diagnosis - based on your assessment and presentation
* Treatment - Osteopathic mobilisation, Chiropractic manipulation, Massage & Acupuncture.
* Physio / Rehab
Postural assessments are an evaluation of your static posture as well as visual and palpable assessments for anatomical landmarks to see if there are any imbalances that could cause or are causing you pain and discomfort. Using Osteopath and Chiropractor manipulations, as well as Physio exercises, treatment can be aimed to improve your body’s overall function.
Western medical acupuncture is a therapeutic modality involving the insertion of fine needles; it is an adaptation of Chinese acupuncture using current knowledge of anatomy, physiology and pathology, and the principles of evidence based medicine.
Pricing
A first/Initial appointment:
£55 - up to 45 minutes
Follow-up appointment:
£50 - up to 30 minutes
*Mobile appointments:
£110 for a first appointment.
£100 for a follow-up
*Only available in The Four Heatons. Get in contact to book. Mobile visits are available for emergency Osteopath appointments.
Concessions - Maternity leave concession (new mums up to 6 months post partum): £10 off per appointment.
About me…
Holland Osteopathy is a Manchester-based Osteopath clinic run by George Holland. Covering areas near Manchester, including Didsbury, Chorlton, The Heatons, Stockport, Cheadle, and Cheshire.
Specialising in lower back pain, Sciatica, neck pain, shoulder pain and general sporting injuries.
Conditions we treat
BELOW YOU WILL FIND JUST SOME OF THE CONDITIONS WE TREAT AT HOLLAND OSTEOPATHY. THIS LIST IS NOT EXHAUSTIVE SO PLEASE GET IN TOUCH TO FIND OUT HOW WE CAN HELP YOU!
Arthritis is a common condition that causes pain and inflammation in a joint.
Up to 60% of the adult population can expect to have lower back pain at some time in their life.
Neck pain is pain or discomfort in the neck and/or shoulder girdle with or without pain referred to the arms.
The most common causes of muscle pain are tension, stress, overuse and minor injuries such as a strain (or ‘pull’).
Pregnancy & Pelvic Girdle Pain
Despite the major adaptive changes your body is going through, pain does not need to be a ‘normal’ part of your pregnancy.
Nerve pain (also known as neuralgia) is often a result of a trapped nerve somewhere in the body.
Tennis elbow or golfer’s elbow are conditions that cause pain around the outside and inside of the elbow.
Sciatica is a nerve pain that is felt in the back or buttock that radiates down the leg below the knee into the foot and toes in the distribution of the sciatic nerve.
Sports injuries can come vary from muscle strains, ligament sprains and even dislocations and fractures.
Shoulder pain can be a result of a variety of different injuries such as frozen shoulder, shoulder impingements, a trapped nerve, or rotator cuff injuries to name but a few.