PAIN MANAGEMENT, INJURIES & TRAUMA
Treating all types of pain, and all ages of patients. Holistic, evidence based, patient centred care.
Hannah is a qualified Osteopath with a MSc/MOst (distinction) from Oxford Brookes University.
A passion for healthcare
Hannah began her training over 13 years ago, and provides empathic, honest and focused care, and goes above and beyond for her patients. This is reflected in the reviews and recommendations she receives.
Hannah is passionate about considering a patients environmental, nutritional and emotional influences, which assists her to support each patient in achieving long-lasting pain free results.
What is Osteopathy, and how can it help?
Osteopaths are Primary and Allied Health Practitioners (AHP) who treat a wide range of medical conditions and pain conditions. Osteopathy is based on the principle that the well-being of an individual depends on the skeleton, muscles, ligaments and connective tissues functioning smoothly together. Osteopaths restore your body to a state of balance using touch, physical manipulation, stretching and massage to improve the mobility of joints, relieve muscle tension, to enhance blood and nerve supply to tissues, and to help promote your own body’s healing capacity.
What might happen during or after treatment?
After assessment and treatment, Hannah will provide a tailored rehabilitation regime compromising of strengthening and stretching to each patient, and will continue to monitor your progress in clinic and throughout the treatment sessions.
Hannah welcomes all ages, from children to elderly, and a wide range of conditions; sports injuries, back pain, stress, to pre and post-partum pain.
Communication, consent and confidentiality are three core tenets of healthcare, and are practises Hannah abides by in clinic.
Hannah’s Specialist interests include:
- Stress, trauma, and the effect on the body
- Pain and pain management
- Rehabilitation
- Hypermobility syndromes
- Sports injuries; in particular runners
- Pre and postpartum women, and support of new parents
Previous research and experience
Hannah has ran several half and full marathons and triathlons, this has led her to develop an understanding of how sports injuries can affect an athlete physically and emotionally, and has a passion to help people to return to activities they love doing.
Hannah has an interest in how stress and trauma affect the body, and she gave a talk in May 2019 for Oxford University’s mental health week, to provide their students with helpful tips to combat stress and anxiety (from an osteopathic and allied health perspective).
Hannah was awarded a distinction grade for her Master’s dissertation on the subject of gait analysis, and subsequently presented her research at the Oxford Brookes University Get Published! conference 2016. The research is published on the Oxford Brookes University Radar website.
Hannah is a member of Oxfordshire Osteopathic Network (OON) and is registered with the General Osteopathic Council (GOSc).
Outside Entrance
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