Essential Osteopathy Glasgow

Osteopathy is a rigorously professional and effective manual therapy which is regulated by the General Osteopathic Council. It takes four years of anatomical, physiological and clinical study to become an Osteopath after which Continual Professional Development (CPD) ensures that practitioners remain competent to treat. The Institute of Osteopathy works with Osteopaths to market Osteopathy as a profession.

Based in Glasgow and Stirling, Fiona McIntosh at Essential Osteopathy is dedicated to the highest standard of care of her patients. She has had a great deal of experience in providing Osteopathic treatment for people with acute and chronic problems from all walks of life and of all ages - from little babies to the elderly. With Osteopathy, treatment is tailored to the individual patient and appropriately balances their needs and wishes using a combination of treatment modalities such as soft tissue massage, muscle energy techniques, joint articulation and manipulation, dry-needling (otherwise known as modern acupuncture) and/or cranial osteopathy.

You can book an appointment online for either the Glasgow or Stirling practice by clicking the box in the upper right hand corner of this page.