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Kery James Levy- Osteopath & Clinic Owner

Having been deeply involved in playing a number of sports, I experienced the inevitable down side of injury on a number of occasions. Using Osteopathy I was able to return to activity amazingly quickly

 

I attended the London School of Osteopathy (5 year degree course) and graduated in 2002.

 

While I was training to be an Osteopath, I worked for six years in an Osteopathic practice that specialized in the treatment of both professional and amateur sports men and women. These included working with first team players from Chelsea F.C. and Crystal Palace.

 

Using the combined effects of Osteopathy, electrotherapy, strapping, and rehabilitation the recovery speed from injury to full fitness can be remarkable. Many Osteopaths say they treat sports injury. An in-depth knowledge of the dynamics of the particular sport a person is returning to is key in returning them to full fitness as quickly and safely as possible.

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I opened The 1-2-1 Osteopathic clinic in 2005 and later expanded the clinic to include 4 treatment rooms and a dedicated rehabilitation and exercise studio. Please see the link below for STUDIO 22

What is osteopathy?

Osteopathy is system of assessment, diagnosis, treatment, prevention and rehabilitation of musculoskeletal problems.

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Osteopathic Philosophy focuses on the relationship between the body’s structure and its function.

 

Osteopathy is a safe, gentle, effective, and holistic approach that uses hands on techniques. An Osteopath ensures that all treatment is tailored to the individual patient. Osteopathy is one of the oldest medical practices.

What can osteopathy help with?

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  • General, acute & chronic backache, back pain

  • Sports injuries

  • Arthritis

  • Disc bulge or prolapse

  • Elbow, wrist and hand pain

  • Headache and migraines

  • Hip, knee, ankle and foot pain

  • Neck pain

  • Pain during or after pregnancy

  • Poor posture

  • Repetitive strain injuries

  • Sciatica & Trapped nerves

  • Shoulder pain

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