What does Huddersfield Osteopath specialise in?

Huddersfield Osteopath focuses on gentle, evidence-based osteopathic care for babies, children, pregnancy and women, including support for colic, reflux, feeding difficulties, side preference and common aches and pains.

Is cranial osteopathy safe for newborns and babies?

Cranial osteopathy uses light, comfortable techniques that are suitable for babies and newborns. Appointments include a full case history and assessment, and treatment is always adjusted to each baby’s needs.

What baby issues do you commonly see in clinic?

Parents often bring babies with crying and unsettled behaviour, possible colic or reflux, feeding difficulties, tongue tie aftercare, side preference, stiffness or a sense that their baby does not seem comfortable in their body.

Do I need a GP referral to book an appointment?

You can usually book directly without a GP referral. If anything in your history suggests that medical review is needed, you will be advised to contact your GP, midwife or health visitor.

How long is an appointment?

Appointment length can vary, but new baby and pregnancy appointments typically allow enough time for a full case history, assessment, discussion and gentle hands-on treatment, as well as time for questions.

Where is the clinic and is there parking?

Huddersfield Osteopath is based at 109 Bradford Road, Huddersfield, HD1 6DZ. Information about access and nearby parking is provided in your booking confirmation and can be checked before your visit.

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We hope you find most of the information here. If you have any further information, please get in touch with us.

You can book on our booking system on the website or call us on 07784492692.
We accept card payments and cash. Please note we do not accept cheques or American Express.
Please wear loose clothing. You could bring along a set of shorts and a vest top to change into. You may be asked to dress down to underwear dependent on the assessment required.
Absolutely, your child is more than welcome to come along with you for your appointment.
No, although your GP may recommend Osteopathy.

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