FAZ PAGE OSTEOPATHY

12/12/2025

So very true.....

08/12/2025

And now for something a bit different...

Due to a clash of dates, we have TWO tickets available for Shen Yun's spectactular Chinese ballet performance. Journey through millennia of traditional Chinese culture in a spectacular two-hour performance!

www.shenyun.com

Tickets are for Saturday, 17th January 2026, 6pm at the Eventim Apollo in LONDON. Seats are next to each other (Circle Block 4).
£100 per ticket (original price £109).

Please drop us a message or pop into our practice for more information. 😊

Tickets start at US$80. Official site for Shen Yun tickets and performance information. Find cities near you, purchase tickets, watch trailers, Shen Yun reviews, and FAQs.

05/12/2025

Happy Friday!
We have a few appointments left for today. Don't go throught the weekend in pain! Call us now on 0161 881 6482 to see one of our amazing osteopaths.

Call now to connect with business.

05/12/2025

04/12/2025

How time flies..... we have been in our clinic here at Barlow Moor Road for 2 years today!

03/12/2025

New Referral Scheme

We are pleased to introduce a referral programme for new patients commencing January 2026.

Existing clients who refer a new patient to the clinic will have their names entered into a montly draw. Each month, one winner will be selected to receive a £10 discount applicable to any treatment.

Multiple referrals will proportionally increase the chances of selection. 😁

01/12/2025

Happy December....... it's the countdown to Christmas now ❄️🎅🏻🎄🤶☃🎁

28/11/2025

Is your little one suffering from Tongue tie, reflux, constipation, Digestion issues, latching on, Torticollis, growing pains or flat feet? Our wonderful paediatric osteopath, Tasha, is here to help.

Address: 483B Barlow Moor Rd, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Manchester M21 8AG
Phone: 0161 881 6482

26/11/2025

Check out this month’s Men’s Health Magazine, featuring Jennifer Emmott, our Associate Osteopath. Jennifer is offering a £10 discount off any treatment when producing a copy of the magazine at the appointment (single use only)

17/11/2025

Would like to say thanks to Sam for his great Craniosacral Therapy review.

You have received a recommendation from Sam
I went to Faz due to the amount of migraines I was suffering from. The frequency and severity had become more serious and was having a negative impact on my work and personal life. I was becoming more dependent on pain killers and was living in a fog. MY concentration levels were affected, I was cancelling appointments and having to spend more time in bad recovering after each migraine.
Faz carried out an assessment and began treatment, predominantly on my neck and around the base of the skull. After 1 session, I found I had more mobility in my neck and some of the fog had cleared. After the second and third sessions, I have found the severity of migraines has significantly reduced. I am much less likely to have to take pain killers to deal with a migraine, and am able instead to manage through them. My sleep has significantly improved, and no longer have a constant headache, and the fog has cleared.
I can genuinely say that Faz has helped me far beyond my expectations and I would have no hesitation in recommending him to anyone who is in pain.
Thanks Faz

14/11/2025

How to help our brains stop Alzheimer’s and other nasty diseases?

Have you managed to read our last week’s post about the brain’s sewage system? We talked about how our brain drainage network can become faulty that can lead to serious health problems. If you experience symptoms listed on our previous post or are just worried then, we are here to assist. Our osteopaths are experts and skilled to help with your brain drain.
Now let’s focus on how we can support our body's natural glymphatic system through lifestyle choices. Here are what we can do:
Lifestyle and daily habits
•Prioritize sleep: The glymphatic system is most active during sleep, especially deep sleep, so aim for 7-9 hours of quality rest.
•Stay hydrated: Drinking enough water throughout the day is essential for maintaining cerebrospinal fluid flow and waste removal.
•Eat a healthy diet: A diet rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins, and healthy fats supports brain health and can help reduce inflammation.
•Manage stress: Practice stress-reducing activities like mindfulness, yoga, or spending time in nature to support brain function.
•Get regular exercise: Physical activity is important for brain health and supports the glymphatic system.
•Stimulate our brain: Keep our mind active with activities like reading, puzzles, or learning new skills.
Look after yourself and your brain.