
Cranial Osteopathy
Cranial osteopathy is a term used to describe techniques that are low amplitude (very gentle) but are using the same principles as above. It’s often mentioned with regard to younger or older patients.
This gentle style of treatment has great value in clinic for all ages and stages, from those who practice contact sports to new mums , it’s often why people come to see me in clinic.
I am a currently member of the Sutherland cranial College of Osteopathy more information can be found via their homepage.



Back Pain
Back pain is the most common reason for a person to visit an Osteopath as the number one reason a person takes time off work in the UK , so this is not surprising. Osteopathy is acknowledged in the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) as effective in the management of low back pain, we do however treat more than just backs!
Often symptoms into shoulders and neck are related to the mechanic’s of the low back and pelvis working to get you comfortable can involve treating the whole of your back and limbs as they all work together in every day movement.

Sports Injuries
Often activities we love can lead to injury, from Dance, Yoga, Contact sports and Running to Golf, any type of physical activity can be the cause of discomfort and strains. Understanding how the body moves in different activities is vital to helping you recover and get back to your activity.
Lindsey has particular experience and skills with Dancers and Performers having come from a background of Professional Theatre in London.

Women's Health

Lindsey Docherty
M.OSt
I qualified with a Master’s Degree in Osteopathy from the British School of Osteopathy London.
I am used to working with a wide variety of conditions from Sports & Training injuries, Pregnancy / Post birth concern’s / Woman’s health, Back & Hip pain, Shoulder & Neck pain, Headaches & Arthritic changes these are all part of daily Osteopathic practice life.
My belief that health is the foundation of a fulfilling & happy life is key to my clinical practice.
As a primary care practioner you can see an Osteopath with out a GP referral at any age in life for support to optimize your health. Post Graduate training has lead me to membership of the Sutherland Cranial College , finding that this gentle osteopathic treatment style has great value in clinical life.
Qualifications. Masters Degree in Osteopathy (M.O.st)
Registered with the General Osteopathic Council (GOC)
Registered with Institute of Osteopaths (IO)
Member of the Sutherland Cranial College of Osteopathy (MSCCO)