
Art in the management of pain!
Postural, back, neck and shoulder painPain is a very personal experience, it isn't something that shows up on a scan or that can be objectively measured. Putting pain into words can be very difficult and as much as we try, it is often hard to convey the right type of sensation to…

Manual treatment of scar tissue
Postural, back, neck and shoulder pain, Prehab and Rehab, Women's HealthManual treatment of scar tissue and post-surgical sites
The role of collagen
Collagen is a natural substance produced by the body and present in all its parts; from skin and bone to muscles, tendons and ligaments. Embryologically collagen…

What is Plantar Fasciitis?
Postural, back, neck and shoulder pain, Prehab and RehabPlantar Fasciitis is a painful condition affecting the sole of the foot and commonly starting from the heel area. In the past it used to be called also "policeman's heel" as the heel itself bears the majority of the weight while standing in…

Neck Pain
Postural, back, neck and shoulder painNeck Pain: What is it? What causes it? How it can be treated?
Neck pain is one of the most commonly treated musculoskeletal complaints in primary care and it can be disabling to varying degrees. Research shows that two-thirds of the population…

Physiotherapy for the Whole Family
Postural, back, neck and shoulder pain, Prehab and RehabHere at Kennington Osteopaths and Physiotherapy we like to think of physiotherapy as a journey. No matter which stage of your life you are at, whether you are a young professional with no strings or a soon-to-be parent with a lot of worries,…

Can’t get out? Osteopathy or Physiotherapy at home
Postural, back, neck and shoulder pain, Prehab and RehabWhen do Home Visits Help?
We are always looking at ways to improve our service and make our therapies available to all. Another beneficial service we offer is the facility to visit you in your own home when getting to the practice here in Kennington…

When and why should you visit a Physiotherapist vs Osteopath
Postural, back, neck and shoulder pain, Prehab and RehabPhysiotherapy and Osteopathy - When? Why? Which?
We’re often asked what’s the best treatment for various ailments and find there can be some confusion as to whether Physio or Osteo is the best way forward. Either therapy can be used in…

What is the difference between an osteopath and a physiotherapist?
Postural, back, neck and shoulder painWhat is the difference between an osteopath and a physiotherapist?
Osteopathy involves an assessment of the shape of the body (eg muscle bulk, joint shape and spinal curves) and the individual or group movement pattern of each limb or section…