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ABOUT

Hi, I’m Sarah and I help sufferers of back, neck and shoulder pain feel better.

I’m a Registered Osteopath based at Ashlins Natural Health in Walthamstow, East London.

I use Osteopathy, exercise, posture and ergonomic advice to reduce pain and support the healing process.

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Back Pain

Suffering with back pain? You’re not alone – in the UK 50 million working days are lost each year due to back pain.

Osteopathy is a safe and effective treatment for many types of back pain.

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Neck Pain

Is your neck stiff and painful? Neck problems due to tense muscles, poor posture and stiff joints are very common.

Osteopathy may help you.

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Shoulder Pain

Osteopathy could help if you have pain in your shoulder or arm.

Rotator cuff tendinitis, frozen shoulder, sub-acromial impingement and general muscle stiffness may all be managed with Osteopathy and Niel-Asher Technique (NAT).

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“I was in so much pain with sciatica, could hardly move and felt so low because of it. Once I started working with Sarah to improve the pain, I never looked back.

Sarah has a friendly professional approach and made me feel that I was in competent hands.

I would not hesitate to recommend her to anyone.”

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WHAT IS OSTEOPATHY?

Osteopathy is a natural therapy that focuses on your muscles, joints and nerves.
It uses ‘hands on’ techniques to promote your body’s natural healing processes and relieve pain.

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Lockdown 2.0 – I’m Staying Open

Nov 2, 2020

As we approach a second lockdown in England starting on 5th November, I want to reassure all of my clients that my clinic is still open for face to face appointments. Osteopaths are considered Key Workers providing medical services. Your appointment would be...

Reopening….

Jun 16, 2020

I'm back!I'm excited to say that I'm back to work and taking appointments again. My availability is a bit different now as I am putting 30 minute gaps between each appointment so I can disinfect the room. I'll also be screening everyone for coronavirus the day before...

Is Running Bad for My Hips?

Jun 3, 2020

Recreational running is probably not harmful to your hips and may actually be beneficial. Some research has suggested that runners have a lower incidence of hip osteoarthritis than sedentary individuals and competitive runners. Your muscles and bones adapt to the...