Osteopathy Works

04/02/2026

Start with Self-Love This February
February is traditionally known as the month of love, but before you rush to show appreciation for everyone else, take a moment to think about you.
How often do you give your own body the same care and attention you offer to others?
Self-love isn’t selfish, it’s essential. When you take time to look after yourself, you have more energy, patience, and joy to give to everyone around you.
How to Show Yourself Some Love This Month
Listen to your body.
If you’re feeling tired, tense or sore, don’t ignore it. Rest when you need to and seek support if something doesn’t feel right.
Move because it feels good.
Exercise shouldn’t be punishment; it’s about celebrating what your body can do. Choose activities that make you feel strong, flexible and happy.
Take a break from ‘busyness’.
Even five minutes of calm can reset your nervous system. Try deep breathing, stretching, or a quiet walk in nature.
Book some time for you.
Whether it’s a walk, a good book, or a session with your osteopath, make self-care a non-negotiable.
Osteopathy supports your body’s natural balance and helps ease the physical tension that often builds up from stress and overwork. It’s one of the most powerful ways to invest in your wellbeing, a true act of self-love.
This February, give yourself the same kindness you show to others.
Because when you truly take care of yourself, everything else flows more easily.

Kendall, Kirsten, Adrian and Kathryn
Osteopathy Works.
07903439235.

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30/01/2026

Choosing a degree is a major investment. At the ESO, we offer the only 3-year BSc (Hons) Osteopathic Medicine in the UK, providing a focused route into a regulated healthcare profession.

This full-time course integrates 1,000+ hours of clinical training with theory to enable qualification as an Osteopath in three years. Our students graduate prepared for private practice, NHS roles, or further education in specialised fields.

Learn more about our undergraduate programme:
www.eso.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate/bschonsosteopathicmedicine/

28/01/2026

Fancy a career in osteopathy?

21/01/2026

If you are stiff in the mornings and you are becoming fed up with the lingering discomfort there is a good chance we can help you. Osteopathy loosens muscles and restores movement, reducing pain and stiffness. If you feel you could do with some relief you can contact us by our booking system: https://osteopathy-works-ltd.au1.cliniko.com/bookings or the old fashioned way, by phone, on 07903439235

20/01/2026

06/01/2026

There is a tendancy to hunker down in winter, it is understandable; cold, dark, wet, short days, the warmth of an open fire are going to keep us indoors until spring pokes its head above the slowly lightening skies. The problem with this ( and I am speaking from personal experience) is that, as soon as the ground is dry enough to start digging, we get out and do just that - for hours on end. Not a bad thing in itself but if you have been hibernating for the last three months you will have stiffened up, your muscles will have become weaker ( as we age it becomes very difficult to get this strength back once it has gone, alarmingly, we loose around 1% of muscle mass per year after the age of 35. I reckon that, as I am the same weight as I was in my thirties I must have replaced muscle with cake! ).
By extension, if one is weaker, the tasks become harder and one places oneself in a position of compromise; muscles tire faster, joint control decreases and the potential for injury rises. You end up hurting yourself and need help ( for help see: need an osteopath).

Keeping active during this time of year is incredibly important. Weight bearing activities are most significant; gym work, pilates, circuit training, walking- anything you can manage on a regular basis that involves working the legs (swimming is not one of those activities, there is nothing wrong with swimming but in itself will not keep your back as strong as other, weight bearing, exercise). Start easy and work up, develop your own programme of exercise or find someone who can help. What ever it is you do make it progressive, pushing a five kilo weight on day one is great, if you are still using the same weight, or doing the same number of repititions after six weeks then you are likely not improving as much as you could.

I hope this helps, if it does I'll likely not be seeing you in the spring. If you need advice this is our number: 07903 439235. If you need to visit the practice you could call on the number above or visit the website and book online

Pain and injury management. We are an established osteopathic practise, based in the south east Cheshire town of Betley.

05/01/2026

Love this place.

05/01/2026

10/12/2025

If you are finding yourself unmotivated to get out there and exercise because its dark, wet, cold and you are a bit stiff, we can help with the stiffness, aches and pains but we've run out of spare umbrellas and gloves. Here is our booking link: https://osteopathy-works-ltd.au1.cliniko.com/bookings
Our phone number: 07903439235
and a link to our website ( in case you are really bored and want to see what we do) http://bit.ly/osteopathyworks

We'd be happy to help ( sorry about the gloves and umbrellas though)

Pain and injury management. We are an established osteopathic practise, based in the south east Cheshire town of Betley.

05/12/2025

Osteopathy Works festive opening times:
Fri 19 December 09:30- 14:00
Sat 20 Dec 09:30-14:00
Mon22 Dec 08:00-12:30
Tues 23 Dec 08:00-18:30
Christmas Eve 09:30-12:30
Closed Christmas day & Boxing day
Open again:
Monday 29 Dec 08:00-17:45
Tuesday 30 Dec 08:00-18:30
Closed on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s day.
Here is our booking link if you get a Turkey lifting injury:

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21/10/2025