At our clinic, osteopathy has always been about one thing: understanding the body as an integrated, intelligent system. Whether we are treating people or animals, our focus remains the same - restoring balance, improving function, and supporting the body's innate capacity to heal. We are excited to share that we are taking part in a research project at Hartpury College, contributing to our clinical experience in both human and animal osteopathy to help advance evidence-inform

The school holidays have begun! For the children, it means a break from the routine of the school week, perhaps being stuffed in as an...

Rupert Pusey has been working with Tony Nevin (of Zoost) to help the elephants of the Golden Triangle Asian Elephant Foundation. This...

“Very likely the Astronomer Royal has decided that although for such a beastly month as February 28 days as a rule are plenty. One year...

A very Happy New Year from us all at the practice! If you intend to inhabit your body comfortably and for the long-term, New Year may be...

Julia Brooks has just returned from Cordoba where she attended the book launch of a hugely heavy, long but very interesting book on...

What the poet John Keats fails to mention is falling leaves. In fact, the SerboCroat for October is ‘listopad’ meaning ‘leaf fall’. And...