What we do.

Jeremy James has 19 years experience and set up Solihull Osteopathic Practice in 2007. Based close to Solihull town centre at 565 Warwick Road, Solihull, B91 1AW. Our osteopaths at Solihull Osteopathic Practice have completed a 4 year full-time degree course in osteopathy and are registered with the General Osteopathic Council. We offer both male and female practitioners, who have 32 years combined experience. We treat a number of conditions such as:

Back pain, sciatica, muscle spasm, lumbago
• Neck pain, neuralgia, fibromyalgia
• Shoulder strain, including frozen shoulder, tendonitis, rotator cuff injury
• Elbow pain including tennis elbow
• Hip pain, including osteoarthritis
• Hand and wrist injuries
• Knee pain
• Ankle and foot sprain
• Sports and Dance Injuries
• Tendonitis
• Headaches
• Posture and Flexibility Problems
• Aches and pains related to pregnancy
• Babies’ problems, including wind problems, sleep disturbances, crying and irritability

www.solihullosteopathicpractice.co.uk

Our osteopaths have completed a 4 year full-time degree course in osteopathy and are registered with the General Osteopathic Council. We offer both male and female practitioners, who have 32 years combined experience.

Our osteopaths have completed a 4 year full-time degree course in osteopathy and are registered with the General Osteopathic Council. We offer both male and female practitioners, who have 32 years combined experience.

We treat the whole person and not just the area where symptoms are felt. This is because our experience tells us that often the cause of pain is another area or part of the body.

Osteopathy is based on the philosophy that your body functions more efficiently when it's in alignment. Osteopaths have a highly developed sense of touch and we use our hands both to identify the source of pain and – with a variety of techniques – to manipulate, massage or stretch the affected area to help relieve pain, improve mobility or reduce swelling.

The techniques are not painful and osteopathy is safe for all ages, including babies. Patients sometimes report a clicking or popping noise, this is simply the sound of small gas bubbles popping within the joints. It doesn't hurt.

What we do:

Osteopaths are primary health care practitioners, complementary to other medical practices including chiropractic and physiotherapy, and while there is some overlap osteopaths generally have a holistic approach and we also consider relevant social and psychological factors.

We treat the whole person and not just the area where symptoms are felt. This is because our experience tells us that often the cause of pain is another area or part of the body.

Osteopathy is based on the philosophy that your body functions more efficiently when it's in alignment. Osteopaths have a highly developed sense of touch and we use our hands both to identify the source of pain and – with a variety of techniques – to manipulate, massage or stretch the affected area to help relieve pain, improve mobility or reduce swelling.

The techniques are not painful and osteopathy is safe for all ages, including babies.

Patients sometimes report a clicking or popping noise when manipulation is used, this is simply the sound of small gas bubbles popping within the joints. It doesn't hurt.