Taylor & Conroy Clinic

10/01/2026

01/01/2026

Wishing you a Healthy New Year, full of Gratitude and Contentment.
If Happiness finds you, that's a bonus.

22/12/2025

We are now on annual leave until Monday January 5th.
Wishing you all a very happy Christmas 🎄 🎅
Thank you attending our clinic as part of your healthcare

12/12/2025

Osteopathy incorporates not just the treatment of the mechanical body but also the physiological body.

It concerns the interconnected relationships of all of the body and all of its systems through the process of Integration. This includes muscles, joints, ligaments, tendons, fascia, lymphatics, blood flow and nerve function.

Every tissue has a blood supply, a nerve supply, and a nerve supply to that blood supply aswell as lymphatics to the affected area.

We 'Adjust' the body to improve its workings and in doing so treat the 'issue' , not just treat the issue in isolation.

It is not only about muscle and bone but body health

10/12/2025

Visit from Ava O'Connor on route to European Cross Country Championship in Portugal 🇵🇹

05/12/2025

Limited pre Christmas appointments available over next 2 weeks.
Maintenance treatment appointments need time be booked within the next 3 days.

01/12/2025

Christmas Hours.
Closing from
Sunday 21st December
Re-open Friday 3rd January.

Appointments for next 3 weeks should be made ASAP by texting 0868675060

09/11/2025

The body adjustment as practiced at Taylor & Conroy aims to do the following:

* Align the body, not just for good posture, but also that the body's centre of gravity is maintained and its mechanics function at their best.

* Remove restrictions in fascia, muscle and joints which improves musculoskeletal function.

* Integrate the mechanics of the body for coordinating long lever motion

* Influence lymphatic and vascular drainage using articulatory and pumping techniques

* Influence the nervous system by feedback mechanisms, using light tough, rhythmic techniques.

* Integrate spinal curves & mechanics aiding better regulation of body.

The body adjustment helps the body by facilitating its healing, while improving its functioning.

Taylor & Conroy Osteopaths
Not just bones & back pain

08/11/2025

Classical Osteopathy
Most people understand the importance of the treating the spine where there is pain, postural issues, stiffness etc.

Osteopaths recognise the importance of the spine not just in mechanics but in terms of nerve supply. All nerves to all places come from our spine and brainstem. In conjunction with our brain and spinal cord (central nervous system), nerves control and regulate all body functions.

Treatment of the spine is not just important for pain, posture and stiffness but for helping to regulate the workings of spinal nerves. These nerves control muscle function. Others regulate organ and blood vessel function.

By treating the spine and body with the body adjustment both the mechanical physical body and the workings of the internal functions are assisted in their regulation.

Injuries, strains and sprains elsewhere are also treated by understanding the relationship between the spine and the areas it supplies.
Classical Osteopathy for treatment of your body, not just back pain.

21/09/2025

STAND CORRECTED

Classical Osteopaths focus on integration, good function and free movement of the human anatomy. This contributes to good health and to the function of the immune system. This includes the articulations of the body, their muscular and ligamentous attachments and the organs.

Spinal health and normal mobility is important to the normal function of organs and muscles. The nerves from the spine determine arterial blood flow and drainage to specific areas of the body. Thus the spine is a coordinating centre for the body.

Classical treatment will aim at stripping away the layers of adaptations the body has had to go through along the years, to allow it to return to a true balanced neutral.Thus the spine is a coordinating centre for the body.

Taylor & Conroy Osteopaths. Not just bones and backpain!

18/08/2025

We are on annual leave until Monday 25th August