The Clinic

Our premises in Exeter

We share a modern disabled-friendly building with BBC Radio Devon, with whom we share a common entrance. If you arrive by car and park in our dedicated spaces at the bottom of the slope, you will need to walk back up to the main entrance.

Our friendly reception staff, Sue, Suzie or Pam, will greet you when you enter.

All our facilities are on the ground floor. We have a large airy waiting area, and your practitioner will collect you from there.

Disabled

Please let us know before you arrive if you need assistance. There is a disabled-dedicated parking space next to the building in the BBC parking area if you require this.

Baby changing

Baby changing facilities are in the disabled toilet.

Toys and books

We do have some, but you may prefer to bring your own for your child.

History of the Osteopathic clinic in Exeter

Established in 1985 in Richmond Road, near the Clock Tower in Exeter,  the clinic was initially run by Colin Crewdson.  After joining forces with Warwick Downes, we moved into our present premises in 1996, and were joined by Paul Thompson and later by David Stainer-Smith, when the BBC moved much of their local radio work to Plymouth.

Our colleagues

Sharing our clinic space is the well-respected Clinic of Chinese Medicine, run by Simon King and Jennie Dallas. Simon and Jennie have been with us since our move to our present building, working with both acupuncture and Chinese herbs, and providing us with invaluable additional perspectives to difficult clinical problems.

Also with us are:

   Angela Avis, counsellor, psychotherapist and NLP/hypnotherapy trainer,

   Rosemary Pell, counsellor and manager of the Road User Support Service

   Lorraine Findlay, homeopath.

As a group of highly motivated professionals, we are able to cross-refer when this is helpful clinically.