Paul Thompson
Following a career in the financial markets, he graduated from the British School of Osteopathy in 1998 and returned to Devon, his home county, where he joined...

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Colin Crewdson
Qualified 27 years ago after a career spanning teaching and archaelogy, farming and psychiatric work, both at home and abroad...

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Warwick Downes
As a result of having his own family Warwick decided to study osteopathy as a mature student. He graduated from the British School of Osteopathy in 1989 ...

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David Stainer-Smith
After graduating from the European School of Osteopathy in 2006, David moved back to Exeter, his home town, and began practice...

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Welcome to St David's Osteopathic Clinic in Exeter

Offering friendly and professional help for your pain and discomfort from our team of Exeter based osteopaths.

Our aims are to provide you with symptomatic relief as quickly as possible and to investigate any long-term cause of your problem.  We will also help you understand and manage your symptoms and advise you, when possible, on how to avoid painful episodes in the future, whether it is back pain or any other area of discomfort.

Our clinic, established in 1985 to provide first-class osteopathic treatment in Exeter, has a team of four experienced osteopaths, with many years of experience in structural, cranial and visceral modes of osteopathic treatment.

Our work encompasses treating injuries sustained at work, home or on the sports field, supporting mothers-to-be, and checking and helping babies after birth to recover from any shock and trauma during the birth process. We can also help with the ongoing discomforts of arthritic change and postural imbalances, and the effects of age and illness.  What do we treat?

Our Exeter clinic is open every weekday and most Saturdays, so we can usually see you within 24 hours of your contacting us for both structural and cranial osteopathy.   Opening times and fees.

 

 

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Treatment of Babies and Children >>sdosteo pamphlet

Types of osteopathy

Cranial
Areas of Focus
Head & Spine
Structural
Areas of Focus
Musculoskeletal system
Visceral
Areas of Focus
Internal organs
Founder of osteopathy

A brief history of osteopathy

The term ‘osteopathy’ was first used by Andrew Taylor Still in 1874. The origin of the word is from the Greek for bone (osteon) and suffering (pathos).

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