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Osteopathy for work

21/10/2017

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The health and safety executive estimate that in 2013/14 there were 526,000 cases of work related musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) – about 42% of all work related illnesses MSDs are the second biggest cause of absence from work, effecting over 1m people at a cost to the economy (estimated in 2007) of £7bn.
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​If you are self-employed, taking time off work with musculoskeletal problem can have a devastating effect on you and your family’s financial security, so getting back to work as quickly as possible is essential. That can seem impossible when you’re in pain and unable to complete your usual daily activities, but movement really helps.
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The Work Foundation recommend that you work with your employers and healthcare professionals if effected by MSDs to find ways of returning to work as soon as possible using a combination of treatment, lifestyle changes and adjustment to working conditions. They also suggest that early intervention is key to recovery, hastening your return to a normal, healthy lifestyle and limiting the negative psychological effects of an extended period of sick leave.
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How an Osteopath can help;
• Fast access – osteopaths are usually able to see you within a couple of days of seeking an appointment. Osteopaths are primary healthcare professionals you don’t need to be referred by a GP unless you are seeking NHS funded treatment or your health insurance provider insists that you see a GP first.
• Treatment and advice – once they have assessed your condition an osteopath will usually begin treatment straight away. They can also provide advice on how to avoid making the condition worse or re-injuring yourself.
• Inexpensive treatment – Many MSDs can be treated by osteopaths over a few visits.
• Onward referral – With your permission, an osteopath is able to share information about your health with other healthcare professionals, such as your GP. If your condition requires the intervention of another expert, an osteopath can provide a letter of referral detailing the diagnosis and any treatment that they have been able to provide, which may help you more rapidly get the help you need to return to health.

About me 

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My name is Hannah Ramsay, I am an Osteopath based at The Osteopathy and Injury Management Centre, Abshot Country Club, Titchfield  (Hampshire). During consultations, I will take the time to understand you as a patient. Everyone presents with their own unique combination of symptoms, medical history and lifestyle. Understanding you helps me to make an accurate diagnosis of the causes of your pain or any lack of function that you may be experiencing rather than solely addressing the site of the condition. Together we will formulate a treatment plan to help you to get the best out of your body.
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For any help, clarification or advice feel free to call me on 07908 415 376 or leave a comment below and I will get back to you as soon as I can. To book an appointment call 07908 415 376 or visit my contact page and complete the contact form. Don't forget to ask for Hannah

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Christine Rickeard
26/2/2020 04:51:21 pm

My GP recommended seeing an osteopath for neck pain. Hannah made me feel relaxed and confident about treatment. After only one session I am able to manage my neck pain without medication. Wish I'd gone down this route months ago! Christine from Warsash

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Anna Collins link
24/5/2022 06:42:57 am

I work a desk job that requires me to sit in the office for most of the day, and I've been experiencing back pains quite frequently these days. It's great that you mentioned how osteopaths provide primary health care right away once your condition has been assessed. I'll have to schedule an appointment with an osteopath for pain management as soon as possible.

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    My name is
    Hannah Ramsay,
    I graduated from the European School of Osteopathy with  an Integrated Masters Degree in Osteopathy with First Class Honours, and a Diploma in Sports Massage and have since gained further qualifications in Sports and Kinesiology Taping.
    I spent 4 years working at Stubbington Natural Health Clinic and supporting Fareham 1st  Team Hockey with their Injury Management.
    ​I now have my own Practice at Abshot Country Club and 

    Lynch Lane in Weymouth

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