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Welcome to Physic (Oakington Therapy Centre) online.
Are you looking for a Cambridge based Osteopath or alternative therapies? Or maybe a Chinese Herbal Medicine & Acupuncture practitioner
If so look no further...
The Oakington Therapy Centre practice has developed as an integrated
approach to therapy where we aim to assess which type of treatment
may be most appropriate for each particular person to enhance their
recovery. We have a team of very experienced Practitioners
who offer a wide range of Therapies that include Osteopathy, Orthropathy, Homeopathy, Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine, Massage, Hydrotherm Massage, Medical Herbalism, Shiatsu, Hopi Ear Candling, Aromatherapy and Reflexology, Sports Rehabilitation and Massage, Podiatry(Chiropody), Iridology, Food Allergy Testing, Nutrition, Counselling, Pilates, Hypnotherapy, NLP,Reiki and Trigger Points(Myofascial Pain Syndrome).
Our aim has always been the pursuit of excellence on our individual
fields in order to provide the most effective form of therapy for the
patient. Latterly, we have been looking at the increased efficiency,
in some cases, of combining these individual skills. Over the years
clinical experience and ongoing inter-discipline communication has
allowed us to start to form an understanding of what therapy is most
likely to benefit the individual patient with their own individual
condition. This we strive to continue.
At present we are often asked about cranial technique, especially
with babies and children. All of the Osteopaths in the clinic can work
in this way, as well as a variety of other styles. They will
choose the style they feel is most appropriate to the condition but
where possible will try to fit in with your preferences.
As well as traditional Chinese Acupuncture the acupuncturist can also
work on myofascial trigger points - this is now extensively and very
successfully used in western hospitals and pain clinics for a wide
variety of conditions.
Please explore the rest of the web site. Feel
free to:
"To find health should be the object
of the doctor. Anyone can find disease."
Dr A T Still circa 1900 (founder of Osteopathy)
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