Osteopaths in South East London

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bjaosteopathy
South East London, London, SE1 3SU
Provides osteopathy in the London Bridge, Waterloo and Oakwood areas of London. Specializes in helping people with long term health conditions as well as acute painful problems such as low back pain. Babies, children and teenagers can be treated as well as adults, osteopathy can help any one of any age. Every treatment is individualized and tailored to you as a person. If you wish to book an appointment or have any question please get in touch.
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Lara''s Clinic
South East London, London, SE1 2QN
Lara''s Clinic provides Osteopathic care to patients of all ages and specialises in babies, children, pre and post natal mums. We are dedicated to delivering professional and effective treatments in a caring and relaxing environment. Based in central London, Lara’s clinics enable her to provide support for patients in both the West End and the City. She has patients from Mayfair, Knightsbridge, Belgravia, Westminster, Marylebone, Paddington, Maida Vale and St Johns Wood who are treated at The Berkeley Clinic near Marble Arch. As well as patients from Borough, Southwark, Waterloo, The Barbican, Whitechapel, Bermondsey, and Camberwell who attend the Harmony Pain Relief and Injury Clinic next to London Bridge Station. Lara treats a wide range of conditions combining a structural and cranial approach to treatments and is currently expanding her expertise in Paediatric Osteopathy at the Osteopathic Centre for Children.
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