Larch Tree Osteopathic Practice

Alternative Medicine Practitioner in Coventry, West Midlands

2 reviews

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Address

49 Larch Tree Av
Coventry, West Midlands
CV4 9FT

Phone

024 7647 0019

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Janet

Jun 06, 2023

A very pleasant and helpful individual made me feel completely at ease. I am scheduled for my next appointment in one week and I hope to experience similar improvement as I did during this visit.

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Carl H.

Apr 30, 2023

I visited Liam on my wife's recommendation, as I had been experiencing a back problem for years that I had learned to live with, until my wife scheduled an appointment for me. I was initially sceptical, as I am with most medical professionals,

but Liam successfully diagnosed, treated, and resolved my issue in approximately 5 sessions, and also provided me with exercises to continue, which I still do today. I can honestly say that I now rarely experience any back issues, unless I engage in an excessive amount of exercise in one day, and I no longer have daily discomfort.

I have since recommended Liam to others, who have also achieved similar positive results.

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Shoulder Pain

read moreShoulder pain has become more common in recent years, which may be related to the increase in computer and Smartphone usage and sedentary lifestyles. Shoulder pain can be very complex and as a consequence can take a long time to resolve. Your osteopath will work with you to determine the cause of your pain and decide on a course of treatment. Osteopaths will use a variety of techniques to improve muscular flexibility in the shoulder area, improve the range of joint movement in the mid back, neck, shoulder blade and shoulder.

Neck pain

read moreNeck pain and stiffness is a very common condition which can radiate up to the head causing headaches or to the upper back, shoulders and arms. Sometimes you may experience pain, pins and needles or numbness into your arms or hands due to irritation of a nerve in your neck. Osteopaths use a variety of techniques to gently loosen the spinal joints and relax the muscles of the neck, back and shoulders to restore freedom of movement and ease pain. Osteopathy is recognised as an effective treatment for neck pain, The National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE) recommends osteopathy for the treatment of non specific neck pain.

Back Pain

read moreIn most cases there is a structural reason for the problem, involving injury to one or more of the many structures in the back such as spinal joints, muscles, ligaments, discs and nerves. Lifestyle is nearly always an important factor that can contribute to back pain. If your occupation involves sitting at a computer all day or lots of driving, you are more likely to experience back pain than other people. Physical factors such as frequent bending, twisting, lifting, repetitive work, static postures and a sudden increase or change in activity can all be bad for your back.