We’re excited to share some great news. As we move into the new year, Central Oxford Osteopathy is proud to now offer IDD Therapy, an advanced, non-surgical treatment designed to help people with persistent back and neck pain.
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Congratulations to the newest member of our team, Ladina Berther, for being the well deserved winner of the 'Rising Star' award at this years annual Institute of Osteopathy awards ceremony!
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We are excited to welcome Ladina Berther to our team! Originally from Switzerland, Ladina holds a First-Class Master’s degree in Osteopathy from the European School of Osteopathy in Kent, where she was recognized as the best clinic student of her year.
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As we announced last month, Central Oxford Osteopathy is moving… but not far.
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Following the Government’s announcement of a third lockdown commencing at midnight on Monday 4th January 2021, we are pleased to be able to reassure you that our practice remains fully open and that you are permitted to leave your home to attend a healthcare appointment.
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At Central Oxford Osteopathy we have now made the difficult decision to temporarily close the clinic. The health and welfare of our patients and our clinic team will always be our top priority.
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Central Oxford Osteopathy remains open to help our current and future patients, whilst taking every precaution given the developing situation surrounding Corona virus (COVID-19) and the growing concerns we all feel.
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We’ve doubled our reasons to celebrate by linking our move to prominent new premises with the launch of a fresh new website. Making a great first impression is important to us so do let us know what you think. And look out for incentives for our loyal customers – we’ll be offering discounts for posting a testimonial or a Google review.
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Before I contacted Jamie, I could barely walk and sit down after pulling my lower back very suddenly playing sport. My whole lower back was incredibly tense, and I was constantly worried that even the slightest movement would cause more damage and further intense jarring. After a few days of doubting that I had just 'pulled a muscle' and no sign of improvement I contacted the clinic and was seen within 24 hours. The location for me was perfect as I work at Oxford University Said Business School, so could easily manage to walk to the clinic. The treatment itself is never painful and I always feel at ease. From the first treatment I could feel an immediate improvement. I returned once a week for a number of weeks and was soon back to playing to sport and cycling into work. The best thing about my treatment experience was that Jamie determined the underlying cause of the problem straight away and worked on not only easing the symptoms very effectively but preventing it from happening again. One year on and I have not experienced the problem since.
- Isabel, 27
Read all testimonialsGet long-term relief from chronic back pain, sciatica and disc injuries — without injections or surgery. IDD Therapy (Intervertebral Differential Dynamics) is the leading form of non-surgical spinal decompression, gently but effectively relieving pressure on problematic spinal discs while improving mobility and supporting long-term healing.
Using the Accu-SPINA system — globally recognised as the gold standard — IDD Therapy allows us to decompress a specific spinal level, something traditional traction could never do.
Conditions treated: Herniated or bulging discs, sciatica & nerve pain, degenerative disc disease, facet joint syndrome, spinal stenosis, and chronic back or neck pain.
We’re excited to share some great news. As we move into the new year, Central Oxford Osteopathy is proud to now offer IDD Therapy, an advanced, non-surgical treatment designed to help people with persistent back and neck pain. Our Osteopaths have completed specialist training in IDD Therapy, allowing us to safely deliver this evidence-based spinal decompression treatment to suitable patients. IDD Therapy is commonly used for disc bulges, disc protrusions, degenerative disc changes, and certain nerve-related symptoms, where more conventional approaches haven’t provided lasting relief....