Osteopathy in Stratford, East London

East London Osteopathy

Our experienced registered osteopaths in Stratford offer safe, hands-on treatment for a wide range of musculoskeletal issues, from back pain and sciatica to migraines, joint injuries, and pregnancy-related discomfort.

Whether you’re recovering from injury, dealing with chronic pain, or simply want to feel more mobile and comfortable in your body, our Stratford osteopathy clinic is here to help.

What is Osteopathy?

Osteopathy has been an established system of healthcare for well over a hundred years; assessing, treating and preventing a wide range of health problems.

A key principle of Osteopathy is that the wellbeing of an individual relies on the way that your nerves, bones, muscles, ligaments, connective tissue and other internal structures all work with each other.

Osteopaths use gentle, hands-on techniques to:

  • Relieve pain and tension
  • Improve joint mobility and posture
  • Support circulation, nerve function and lymphatic drainage
  • Enhance the body’s ability to self-heal
East London Osteopath

Is Osteopathy for me?

As East London Osteopaths, we work with individuals of all ages to help alleviate musculoskeletal pain, increase flexibility and strength, enabling you to live your best life. Our services extend to individuals with sports injuries, newborns, mothers during pregnancy, and the elderly.
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What do Osteopaths treat?

Some of the conditions your Osteopath can treat include:
Techniques used in your treatment may include the following:

Meet Your Stratford Osteopathy Team

Our Stratford Location

Our osteopathy clinic is based in Stratford, East London, just a short walk from:

  • Stratford Underground and Overground Station
  • Stratford International Station
  • Stratford Bus station
  • Westfield Stratford City
  • Easily accessible from Leyton, Forest Gate, Hackney and surrounding areas

Osteopathy FAQs

Osteopaths use a hands-on approach to assess and treat the body, focusing on how the skeleton, muscles, nerves, and circulation all work together. Osteopaths don’t just treat the symptoms, they work to identify and address the root cause of dysfunction.

Osteopaths treat many things, including the following:

  • Back and neck pain
  • Joint pain
  • Postural problems
  • Sports injuries
  • Headaches and migraines
  • Arthritis-related pain and stiffness
  • Tension and stress-related muscular issues
  • TMJ dysfunction
  • Rehabilitation after injury or surgery
  • Pregnancy-related discomfort

Chiropractors focus heavily on the spine and nervous system, commonly use quick, high-velocity spinal adjustments to restore joint function. Often use imaging to guide treatment. Typically shorter, more frequent sessions.

Osteopaths take a more holistic approach, treating the whole body and its interconnected systems. Use a broader range of hands-on techniques: soft tissue massage, joint mobilisations, stretching, and gentle manipulations. Focus on how posture, movement habits, and lifestyle impact the body. Sessions may be longer and more varied in treatment.