Haverhill Osteopathic and Sports Injury Practice

04/12/2025

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20/05/2025

Another wonderful recommendation from a happy patient. Thankyou Jim.

25/12/2024

Merry Christmas all! Have a lovely break and a amazing New Year.. Stay safe and have fun. See you in 2025!

07/12/2024

☆ EXCITING NEWS ☆

Now introducing the Radial Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy (r-ESWT) at the Haverhill Osteopathic & Sports Injury Practice, using the best available technology - Swiss engineered Storz device.

This is a evidence based treatment that involves low energy pressure waves into damaged tissues to increase blood flow, stimulate repair and regeneration, whilst reducing pain and allowing the body to restart its own natural healing process.

This treatment is widely used by the majority of experts and high profile professional sports bodies and recognised by top orthopaedic hospitals and
major NHS hospitals and elite sporting
clubs across the world.

Shockwave has a high success rate for treating Planter Fasciitis, myofascial pain, chronic tendinopathies such as tennis/golfers elbow, biceps, rotator cuff, patella, gluteal, adductor, proximal hamstring, achillies and calcific tendinopathy.

Click on the link below for more info.

https://youtu.be/1zFVD771DRU?si=mLZZuc9sl1oqfIo4

If you have any questions or would like to book in, please feel free to contact me on:

01440 592070
Email: cjw.osteo@gmail.com

20/08/2024

Amazing reflexologist 🥰

27/02/2024

A lovely review and recommendation from a happy pain free patient. 😊

17/09/2023

Had a little bit of fun yesterday at my dad's expense 🤣 Been working on rehabilitating his knee after a total replacement a few weeks ago. Thought we'd mix it up a bit by taking photos of his face by using the crying filter. 🤣 (all part of the service)

On a serious note, I can't stress enough the importance of mobilisation and exercise to restore strength in the knee following a total knee replacement.

It's hard work and painful, but the results are well worth it. The aim is to promote healing, by improving blood flow, breaking down scar tissue and reactivating the muscles, which overtime will increase your range of motion and muscle strength. If you fail to do these regularly you increase the risk of a poor recovery.

Go dad! You're smashing it. 💪

04/09/2023

Good morning all. Hope you're enjoying the sunshine. ☀️

A friend of mine is running a 'Wellness Festival' on 12th September at the Cambridge Biomedical Campus from 10am-7pm, which will be awesome. 🥰 Please click on the link below to check out what's happening. There will be lots of things to see, learn and take part in.

The Cambridge Wellness Festival is a celebration of physical and mental health with stalls, activities, talks and workshops: 12 Sept 10am-7pm

15/04/2023

Lovely review from another happy patient 😊

28/03/2023

A lovely review today from a happy patient, who's now free of pain and has regained full mobility again after 2 treatments. Always makes me smile 😊

12/02/2023

Hi everyone!

Hope, you're all well and had a lovely weekend.

For those who dont know, I've been taking part in '200 skips a day' challenge through February to help raise money for Cancer Research UK.

A very dear friend of mine unfortunately diagnosed with breast cancer in June of last year, and is still undergoing treatment and I have to say, has been a real trouper. I'm so proud of her.

So when I came across this challenge, I thought, let's do it! The challenge is only supposed to be 100 skips, and when she said that she wished she could join me, I said I'd do her 100 skips too! Hence, the 200. My kids and husband have also joined in. We've been dressing up to make it as fun a possible and to keep her smiling.

If you'd like to donate, it would be awesome. I'm hoping to raise £1000. Currently on £705

Please visit my fundraising page link below, where

https://fundraise.cancerresearchuk.org/page/christines-skipping-challenge-giving-page-237

Much love ❤️

Thanks for visiting my fundraising page. I’m taking part in the 100 skips a day challenge this month to help raise money for Cancer Research UK. A very dear friend of mine was diagnosed with breast cancer in of June last year. She's ploughed through six months of chemotherapy and a double mastecto...