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The Hythe Osteopathic Clinic 01303 265905 | hytheosteo@gmail.com 60 Earlsfield Road, Hythe, Kent, CT21 5PF We Are Reopening! Click to see our COVID-19 protocol home price list child and baby clinic related links meet the team contact us Contact Information Contact us: Free parking is readily available outside the clinic. Address: 60 Earlsfield Road, Hythe, Kent, CT21 5PF Email: hytheosteo@gmail.com Telephone: 01303 265905 The Hythe Osteopathic Clinic 01303 265905 | hytheosteo@gmail.com 60 Earlsfield Road, Hythe, Kent, CT21 5PF Download our GDPR Privacy Policy

The Hythe Osteopathic Clinic 01303 265905 | hytheosteo@gmail.com 60 Earlsfield Road, Hythe, Kent, CT21 5PF We Are Reopening! Click to see our COVID-19 protocol home price list child and baby clinic related links meet the team contact us Contact Information Contact us: Free parking is readily available outside the clinic. Address: 60 Earlsfield Road, Hythe, Kent, CT21 5PF Email: hytheosteo@gmail.com Telephone: 01303 265905 The Hythe Osteopathic Clinic 01303 265905 | hytheosteo@gmail.com 60 Earlsfield Road, Hythe, Kent, CT21 5PF Download our GDPR Privacy Policy

The Hythe Osteopathic Clinic 01303 265905 | hytheosteo@gmail.com 60 Earlsfield Road, Hythe, Kent, CT21 5PF We Are Reopening! Click to see our COVID-19 protocol home price list child and baby clinic related links meet the team contact us The Team Charles Bruford Charles Bruford is the Principal Osteopath at The Hythe Osteopathic Clinic and Director of the company. He opened his clinic on the High Street in Hythe in 2006 and moved premises to 60 Earlsfield Road in 2010 where patients can enjoy easy access and parking. Charles works Wednesdays to Saturdays using a wide range of approaches for all patient presentations. He has particular skills for treating infants and children. Adam Adam is a qualified Osteopath and Sports Massage therapist. He moved to Hythe from London in 2019 and is helping people of all ages, recover from everyday minor aches and pains, to supporting and enhancing rehabilitation programs from sporting injuries to joint replacements. Also, as a former professional musician of 25 years, Adam has treated and helped many musicians and artists overcome postural discomfort and injuries linked with playing a musical instrument. Adam believes in an individualised, patient centred approach. This ensures that everybody is viewed as a unique individual who is assessed, diagnosed and treated with an ongoing, tailor made treatment plan, that aims to restore you to greater health. As a father of three, Adam has seen the benefits of osteopathy for both mother and baby as well as growing children and highly recommends osteopathy as a non-invasive, gentle approach to treating the whole family. The Hythe Osteopathic Clinic 01303 265905 | hytheosteo@gmail.com 60 Earlsfield Road, Hythe, Kent, CT21 5PF Download our GDPR Privacy Policy

The Hythe Osteopathic Clinic 01303 265905 | hytheosteo@gmail.com 60 Earlsfield Road, Hythe, Kent, CT21 5PF We Are Reopening! Click to see our COVID-19 protocol home price list child and baby clinic related links meet the team contact us You don't have to be old to need an osteopath! What is osteopathy? Osteopathy is a distinct clinical discipline recognised by the British Medical Association. Osteopathy is based on the principal that all ailments - whether minor or serious - are as a result of imbalance somewhere in the network of our body's systems. It is a manual therapy designed to improve the function and physiology of our bodies. What conditions can it treat? Particularly proficient at diagnosing and dealing with backache, osteopaths also attend to conditions ranging from carpal tunnel and frozen shoulder, to Irritable Bowl Syndrome and sinusitis. Who can benefit from treatment? A variety of techniques are used to improve mobility, reduce swelling and restore function to all parts of the body. Minor sports injuries can be treated to speed recovery and advice given to avoid further injury. Cranial technique, an extremely gentle approach, can benefit all ages, from the most precious new born babies through all stages of life. Isn't it just for the elderly? All ages can benefit from osteopathy, from babies to self-employed tradesmen who can't afford to miss a day's work, to the active retired who want to make the most of their time. Osteopaths help millions of people every year and, just as we service our cars, a regular check up with the osteopath could help maintain a healthy body. Ailments of ageing can be significantly improved by the therapeutic approach of osteopathy. Who are osteopaths? In order to use the term 'Osteopath', which is protected by law, an individual has to be registered with the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC). To become registered all osteopaths have to complete and pass a legally accredited degree course, as well as having a Criminal Records check and medical reference. A degree course, of usually four or five years, includes anatomy, physiology, pathology, pharmacology, nutrition and biomechanics, plus at least 1,000 hours of clinical training. The Hythe Osteopathic Clinic 01303 265905 | hytheosteo@gmail.com 60 Earlsfield Road, Hythe, Kent, CT21 5PF Download our GDPR Privacy Policy