Osteopathy in Oxford | Oxford Osteopathy Practice

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The clinic is reopening on Monday 6th July to all patients who have been clinically assessed and are deemed suitable for a face to face appointments. For further details please click here. Online appointments are now available by clicking on the ‘Prices & Book’ button.

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Government Guidelines and Osteopathy

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/osteopathy/ is an independent public body that provides national guidance and advice to improve health and social care in England.

NICE recommends manual therapy to be an effective form of treatment of lower back pain.

Working within these guidelines osteopathy can provide effective pain relief for many complaints such as neck pain, back pain, headaches, joint pain and sciatica.

Take the First Step in Gaining Control Of Your Pain

IT'S TIME TO OVERCOME YOUR PAIN.

LET ME SHOW YOU HOW.

Get Sophie’s FREE report now to reduce pain, increase well-being and achieve a greater life balance.

Who Are We?

The practice first opened in 2013, by Osteopath Sophie Jones. Sophie qualified from Oxford Brookes with an honours degree in Osteopathy. Since then, Sophie has been striving to help people alleviate their pain using Osteopathy and by educating patients in pain self-management.

Sophie’s main goal when opening the practice was to be able to provide people with a quality service at an affordable price within the Oxford and Abingdon area, along with free parking!

Since opening the practice, Sophie and her associates have successfully treated and educated hundreds of people in how to relieve their pain and how to make the pain relief last, long term.

The majority of patients that we see present with back pain, neck pain, sciatica and sporting injuries, however, we regularly see people with many other types of pain.

Through a wide range of techniques, Sophie and her her qualified team can help you to alleviate your pain today.

Why Choose Us?

Kennington Osteopaths educate patients in Oxford, Abingdon and wider Oxfordshire area on the best long term ways to overcome persistent pain from our Oxford based Osteopathy Practice, parking is free!

Government Guidelines and Osteopathy

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/osteopathy/ is an independent public body that provides national guidance and advice to improve health and social care in England.

NICE recommends manual therapy to be an effective form of treatment of lower back pain.

Working within these guidelines osteopathy can provide effective pain relief for many complaints such as neck pain, back pain, headaches, joint pain and sciatica.

Take the First Step in Gaining Control Of Your Pain

IT'S TIME TO OVERCOME YOUR PAIN.

LET ME SHOW YOU HOW.

Get Sophie’s FREE report now to reduce pain, increase well-being and achieve a greater life balance.

Tell Us Where To Send Your Free Report

Who Are We?

The practice first opened in 2013, by Osteopath Sophie Jones. Sophie qualified from Oxford Brookes with an honours degree in Osteopathy. Since then, Sophie has been striving to help people alleviate their pain using Osteopathy and by educating patients in pain self-management.

Sophie’s main goal when opening the practice was to be able to provide people with a quality service at an affordable price within the Oxford and Abingdon area, along with free parking!

Since opening the practice, Sophie and her associates have successfully treated and educated hundreds of people in how to relieve their pain and how to make the pain relief last, long term.

The majority of patients that we see present with back pain, neck pain, sciatica and sporting injuries, however, we regularly see people with many other types of pain.

Through a wide range of techniques, Sophie and her her qualified team can help you to alleviate your pain today.

Why Choose Us?

Kennington Osteopaths educate patients in Oxford, Abingdon and wider Oxfordshire area on the best long term ways to overcome persistent pain from our Oxford based Osteopathy Practice, parking is free!

What Can You Do Now?

Book An Appointment Here

Government Guidelines and Osteopathy

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/osteopathy/ is an independent public body that provides national guidance and advice to improve health and social care in England.

NICE recommends manual therapy to be an effective form of treatment of lower back pain.

Working within these guidelines osteopathy can provide effective pain relief for many complaints such as neck pain, back pain, headaches, joint pain and sciatica.

Take the First Step in Gaining Control Of Your Pain

IT'S TIME TO OVERCOME YOUR PAIN.

LET ME SHOW YOU HOW.

Get Sophie’s FREE report now to reduce pain, increase well-being and achieve a greater life balance.

Tell Us Where To Send Your Free Report

Who Are We?

The practice first opened in 2013, by Osteopath Sophie Jones. Sophie qualified from Oxford Brookes with an honours degree in Osteopathy. Since then, Sophie has been striving to help people alleviate their pain using Osteopathy and by educating patients in pain self-management.

Sophie’s main goal when opening the practice was to be able to provide people with a quality service at an affordable price within the Oxford and Abingdon area, along with free parking!

Since opening the practice, Sophie and her associates have successfully treated and educated hundreds of people in how to relieve their pain and how to make the pain relief last, long term.

The majority of patients that we see present with back pain, neck pain, sciatica and sporting injuries, however, we regularly see people with many other types of pain.

Through a wide range of techniques, Sophie and her her qualified team can help you to alleviate your pain today.

Why Choose Us?

Kennington Osteopaths educate patients in Oxford, Abingdon and wider Oxfordshire area on the best long term ways to overcome persistent pain from our Oxford based Osteopathy Practice, parking is free!

What Can You Do Now?

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