Osteopathic Clinics Shropshire

We are a Multidisciplinary Clinic run Osteopath Tilly Calvert.  We provide a selection of services complementary to Osteopathy. Massage, Bowen therapy, Counselling, Physiotherapy with emphasis on neuro-rehabilitation and Pilates. The clinic is a purpose built space created from an old stone barn. It is calm light and airy. 

Shrewsbury Osteopathic Clinic is a well established facility that has been providing excellent care to all for over 2 decades. The facility is registered with all major insurances. Conditions treated here are aches and pains related to pregnancy, arthritic pain and stiffness, back and neck pain, chest and rib pain, disc problems, elbow and wrist pain, foot problems, headaches, hip problems, jaw pain, knee pain, muscle strains, neck and shoulder tension, postural problems, RSI, sciatica, shoulder pain, sports injuries, tennis elbow, trapped nerves and whiplash. Techniques used are Alexander technique, homeopathy and acupuncture. The facility has free parking.

Healing Thyme is a centre of excellence for integrated health practice. We provide choice in holistic healthcare through qualified practitioners and high-quality health related supplements and products. Our range of complementary and alternative therapies includes Acupuncture, Aromatherapy, Herbal Medicine, Hypnotherapy, Massage, Osteopathy, Reflexology and Counselling. We have an extensive Herbal Dispensary where tinctures, creams, drops, footsoaks, hair rinses, ointments and tea blends are prepared by our qualified Medical Herbalists.

The Natural Health Centre offers a range of holistic treatments to assist people in reducing pain associated with disease or injury. Treatments are offered for all ages including babies, children and adults. The centre has a team of more than 25 therapists to provide patients with the exact type of treatment that will best suit their needs. Therapy can help patients with all types of pain including neck and back pain, headaches, sports injuries, arthritis, asthma, Parkinson's disease and multiple sclerosis.