OsteoHub Berkhamsted

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Christian Scharsach & Associates has been a trusted name in osteopathic care for nearly 30 years, and we created OsteoHub Berkhamsted to enhance our social media presence and connect with our community more effectively.

01/09/2025

Top 5 Osteopath tips for heading into Autumn healthy

1. Stay Hydrated Whatever the Weather

Cooler temperatures can trick us into drinking less, but your joints and muscles still need water for optimal function. Make hydration a daily priority as the seasons shift.

2. Keep Mobile

Resist the urge to hibernate! Regular movement, whether stretching, walking, or gentle exercise, maintains flexibility and keeps your musculoskeletal system strong.

3. Breathe Deep and Often

Conscious, deep breathing can help relieve tension, improve posture, and support mobility. Integrate breathwork into your routine for better overall wellbeing.

4. Maintain Preventive Posture Care

As routines change with autumn, review your daily activities—like sitting, carrying bags, or driving. Focus on posture and ergonomics to prevent seasonal aches and pains.

5. Get an Autumn Osteopathy Check-In

Book an assessment with your osteopath. A tailored session helps identify and address any strains before they become issues, ensuring your body is ready for autumn activities and stays healthy all season long.

What a fantastic summer we’ve enjoyed across the UK, sunny adventures, festivals, outdoor sports, and memory-making holi...
27/08/2025

What a fantastic summer we’ve enjoyed across the UK, sunny adventures, festivals, outdoor sports, and memory-making holidays. But if your body picked up a stubborn ache or two along the way, you’re not alone.

As the season transitions, OsteoHub invites you to book a special Late-Summer Recovery Session. This themed appointment is designed to tackle those classic post-summer niggles: from lingering sports injuries to festival fatigue and holiday strains. We’ll tailor your session to YOUR summer story, helping you shake off discomfort, restore mobility, and get autumn-ready.

Whether your knees are reminding you of too many hikes or your back hasn’t forgiven those dance moves, let us help you move into autumn feeling your best. Book your Late-Summer Recovery now and keep the good vibes—and your well-being—rolling!

🎉 Celebrating 30 Years in Berkhamsted! 🎉From our beginnings as Christian Scharsach & Associates to becoming OsteoHub Ber...
02/08/2025

🎉 Celebrating 30 Years in Berkhamsted! 🎉

From our beginnings as Christian Scharsach & Associates to becoming OsteoHub Berkhamsted, we’ve proudly supported this wonderful community with expert osteopathic care since 1995. Thank you to our loyal patients and neighbours for trusting us through the years.

Here’s to many more years of movement, health, and happiness in Berkhamsted! 🥂

Pop in and see us, or share your OsteoHub story below! Let’s keep moving—together.

23/06/2025

Most Common Misconceptions About Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment (OMT)
You Need a GP Referral to See an Osteopath
Many assume a referral from a GP is necessary to see an osteopath. In most cases, you can book directly with an osteopath without a referral.

21/06/2025

Most Common Misconceptions About Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment (OMT)
OMT Is Too Time-Consuming
Some think OMT takes too long to learn or perform. While advanced techniques require skill, many effective OMT treatments can be delivered efficiently within a standard appointment.

19/06/2025

Most Common Misconceptions About Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment (OMT)
OMT Is Only for Adults or Recent Injuries
There’s a misconception that OMT is only suitable for adults or for acute injuries. In truth, people of all ages-from babies to the elderly-can benefit from osteopathic care, whether for acute or chronic conditions like arthritis or long-standing musculoskeletal problems.

OMT Is Not Evidence-BasedSome believe osteopathy is unscientific or “alternative”. In reality, OMT is supported by resea...
03/06/2025

OMT Is Not Evidence-Based
Some believe osteopathy is unscientific or “alternative”. In reality, OMT is supported by research and is regulated by the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC). Osteopaths in the UK are highly trained healthcare professionals.

OMT Is Just “Cracking Joints”It’s a common myth that OMT only involves forceful manipulations or joint cracking. Osteopa...
02/06/2025

OMT Is Just “Cracking Joints”
It’s a common myth that OMT only involves forceful manipulations or joint cracking. Osteopaths use a variety of techniques, such as gentle stretching, soft tissue massage, and myofascial release, tailored to each individual.


OMT Is Only for Back Pain or BonesMany people assume OMT is just for back pain or bone issues. In fact, osteopaths treat...
02/06/2025

OMT Is Only for Back Pain or Bones
Many people assume OMT is just for back pain or bone issues. In fact, osteopaths treat a wide range of musculoskeletal and systemic conditions, including headaches (arising from the neck), arthritic and joint pain, digestion complaints, and more. Osteopathy addresses the whole body, not just the spine or bones.

25/05/2025

Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment (OMT)-Evidence and Application
OMT offers a low-risk, evidence-based option for reducing pain and improving function in chronic pain syndromes, including low back pain and headaches. Techniques are selected based on individual findings and may include myofascial release, counterstrain, and high-velocity low-amplitude manipulation. The goal: restore balance, support homeostasis, and enable patients to resume daily activities (Kuchera, 2007).

23/05/2025

Beyond the Body-Mind-Body Unity and Chronic Pain
Persistent pain impacts not just the body, but also mental and emotional wellbeing. Osteopathic care integrates mind-body principles, using hands-on treatment and patient education to address both physical and non-physical contributors to pain, empowering patients to regain function and quality of life (Kuchera, 2007).

22/05/2025

Structure-Function-The Foundation of Osteopathic Diagnosis
Chronic pain often involves somatic dysfunctions-impaired skeletal, muscular, or fascial function-that perpetuate or even cause symptoms. Osteopathic physicians use STAR (Sensitivity, Tissue texture, Asymmetry, Restricted motion) palpatory findings to identify these dysfunctions, allowing for targeted interventions that address the root of persistent pain (Kuchera, 2007).

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117 High Street
Berkhamsted
HP4 2DJ

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Monday 8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 1:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8am - 5:30pm
Friday 9am - 5:30pm

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