| An osteopath will review the individual's health first before advising on a course of action. |
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| A herbalist, homoeopath and osteopath will also be on hand to answer questions. |
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| A physiotherapist, osteopath, or chiropractor would be able to diagnose most common problems. |
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| The high-velocity thrust manipulation therapy used in the study was not provided by a chiropractor or an osteopath, but by a physical therapist. |
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| So despite having worked as an osteopath for many years, she decided to try her hand at cheesemaking. |
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| Another example is British osteopath Bryan MciIwraith, who specialises in vehicle ergonomics. |
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| Expenses for diagnostic x-rays and laboratory tests ordered by a chiropractor, osteopath, chiropodist or podiatrist. |
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| So, on various people's recommendation we went to see a cranial osteopath. |
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| In the case of your son's groin strain, your osteopath would be checking your son's sacro-iliac joints, his lumbar spine and all the muscles that attach to his pelvis. |
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| We had an appointment with the osteopath that same week, who loosened up his muscles again. |
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| After Oxford, she became a Montessori teacher and is now a hypnotherapist married to an osteopath. |
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| After several sessions, the osteopath suggested I look at my posture at work. |
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| At the time I was also being treated by an osteopath, and he tried out a lot of different therapies. |
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| Rachel was then referred to a cranial osteopath who reduced the twist. |
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| Now lives in Cheltenham and works as an osteopath. |
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| A persistent shoulder pain caused by countless clicks of the mouse that are required in my daily work brought me to the point of taking anti-inflammatories, and eventually, to consult an osteopath. |
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| Keeler had already had affairs with the war secretary, John Profumo, and the Russian naval attache and spy Yevgeny Ivanov, whom she had met through her mentor, the society osteopath Stephen Ward. |
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| For back-cracking and random chat, find osteopath Richard Stubbs. |
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| Along with Christine Keeler and osteopath Stephen Ward, Rice-Davies was a key figure in the 1963 Profumo scandal which rocked the Conservative government. |
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