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In London? Need an osteopath?
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I've been going to the British School of Osteopathy as a subject for the students there.
Would recommend it. Not only do you learn more about what they think is up with your body, it's less than £20 for a session! I even had a free one when the student had an exam.
http://www.bso.ac.uk/mm3clin.htm
They're a bit short of subjects at the mo' too.
HTH
Would recommend it. Not only do you learn more about what they think is up with your body, it's less than £20 for a session! I even had a free one when the student had an exam.
http://www.bso.ac.uk/mm3clin.htm
They're a bit short of subjects at the mo' too.
HTH
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My appointments were £16 I think.
I've just come back from school of podiatry in northampton where they do free appointments and custom orthotics, and have had 4 sessions of acupuncture at the university of lincoln for £10 a go. I've been treated by third year students at both places, and all are supervised by course tutors.
I'm especially pleased with the treatment I've had today as i was told after 4 months of injury and the last 2 months of no running that i might as well run again cos resting hadnt done me any favours!
glamorgan for back is good.