What to expect

During your Osteopathy appointment, Jenny will look at your body as a whole and will take care to consider your pain and limitations alongside your hopes for the treatment. After a thorough consultation in which the mode of injury will be discussed in depth, a full assessment will be conducted which will include observations of your posture and gait, palpation of any painful areas and in some cases some special clinical testing.

Jenny will discuss her findings with you and offer an approach to treatment. With your consent she will perform a range of techniques to your joints and muscles to restore functionality and give the body the best chance to heal. Jenny will often prescribe strengthening or mobility exercises to support your recovery and rehabilitation.

As well as treating pain and injuries, Jenny can also help you maintain health and movement with preventative treatments and support you managing health conditions, including rheumatological conditions, chronic injuries and degenerative conditions.

You may be required to dress down so please do bring along shorts and or a vest with you to your appointment.

If you would like to discuss Osteopathy with Jenny prior to booking please fill out the contact form on the Contact page and Jenny will get back to you. 

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Lancaster

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  • The clinic is accessible by lift, please state this when booking.

    By foot

    From the canal: enter the white cross estate through the black gates, beyond the White Cross pub). The main entrance to Cameron house is on your right (left of Positive Futures cafe).

    South road (A6): Pass reception and under the tunnel. Go under the tunnel between alston and storey house and walk cross the car park. Walk between richmond house & cameron house (which is to your left). The entrance/s are on the far side of the building.

    Quarry road: Pass the education building on the right and through the car park. Turn right and head down towards the canal (past fast media). Cameron house is the next building on your left (before Positive Futures cafe).

    By car

    Enter via the main entrance on south road (A6) opposite the RLI (hospital) or using the side entrance on quarry road. There is free on-site parking, please register your vehicle at the main reception when you arrive (this will avoid a parking fine). There is a machine or, tell the receptionist you are visiting Jenny at ‘the space’. At times there can be limited parking so leave time to find a space

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Milnthorpe

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  • Find us in the Lakeland and Lunesdale Physiotherapy Centre in Milnthorpe.

    Free parking outside the centre.

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Carlisle

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  • Free parking available outside the clinic

Our prices

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  • New patient appointments: 1 hour, £65

  • Follow up appointments vary by clinic

Cancellation policy

If you fail to keep your appointment we respectfully request 50% of the cost of your appointment to account for therapists time.