Osteopathic Centre For Children

14 recommendations and reviews from 11 people

• Referral from November 6, 2017
  

  Maary M. asked:

  Please help. I'm looking for homeopath in London to help with eczema on my 4 Months old baby. He is breastfed. It's on his face at the moment but starting to spread on body. He keeps scratching it and having pretty restless sleep

  

  Sam H. replied:

  When I lived in London there was a cranio osteopathy school in Clerkenwell that has relocated now to http://occ.uk.com they worked on donation only and they cured my little girls mild eczema within 12 hours it was gone! Not only that but as a new mum they were so lovely with me and treated me too... they were great!

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• Referral from February 2, 2017
  

  Laura C. asked:

  Can anyone recommend good Osteopath in West London for my toddler? Thank you very much.

  

  Charlotte O. replied:

  Can you get to Putney (or Shoreditch)? The OCC are extremely good. http://occ.uk.com/

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• Referral from August 25, 2016
  

  Zaina B. asked:

  Looking for recommendations on a good osteopath for my 3 week old boy? Based in London, ideally close to E14/Canary Wharf

  

  Vicky G. replied:

  Go http://occ.uk.com/ I took rufus there x they specialise in babies and do donation( but there is a basic rate) £35 I think? It's people training x but they were brilliant with rufus, if not I have a brilliant girl who treated me and Redford she is at old st. I'll check and see if she back from her maternity leave x

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• Referral from January 3, 2015
  

  Lisa M. asked:

  Can anyone recommend a good osteopath that deals with baby's please x

  

  Scarlett W. replied:

  Osteopathic center for children http://occ.uk.com

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• Referral from July 9, 2014
  

  dailybabystuff asked:

  cranial osteopath in east london, any suggestions?

  

  NCT E. replied:

  not quite East but London http://occ.uk.com

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• Referral from March 23, 2014
  

  Whats E. asked:

  Can You Help? Can anyone recommended a local cranial osteopath who treats babies for one of our followers. Thank you

  

  Roxanne B. replied:

  I used one in Wimbledon that was good but depending on how many sessions you need can be expensive. I started going to www.occ.uk.com weekly. They are based in Putney so a bit further but all treatments are free (I donated) and they were good for my baby. This was 3 years ago but I dare say they are still as good....may be worth a try.

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• Referral from March 3, 2014
  

  Jayne L. asked:

  Anyone know where i could go to a Cranial Osteopath anywhere in South Wales, Bristol area please peeps? xxxx

  

  Nicola L. replied:

  Ffs its occ.uk.com errgghhh

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• Referral from February 13, 2014
  

  Joanna C. asked:

  Could anyone recommend a good cranial osteopath specialising in children in west London, Richmond, chiswick etc. Many thanks!

  

  Anna Y. replied:

  http://occ.uk.com/ The Osteopathic Centre for Children

  

  Anette S. replied:

  There is also the Osteopathic Centre for Children in Wandsworth.

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• Referral from July 10, 2012
  

  Claire H. asked:

  Hi all Just wondered if anyone had an osteopath they could recommend? I know about the British School of Osteopathy but also looking for other recommendations. Many thanks

  

  Hi Claire If it is for you I'm sorry I cannot help. If it is for a child then nothing beats the Foundation for Pediatric Osteopathy. It is a bit of a trek from SE1 to Putney and there is often quite a lengthy wait if it is your first appointment but, apart from that, it is an incredible place and I couldn't recommend it highly enough. http://occ.uk.com/ 22 a Point Pleasant London SW18 1GG Tel: 0208 875 5290 Fax: 0203 538 2578 Open: weekdays, 9.30 am 5 pm Best

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• Referral from September 19, 2017
  

  Lee P. asked:

  In need of a cranial oesteopath for my 3 month old. She's exclusively BF and pukes after every feed. We live in London. SW or SE areas please.

  

  Lisa M. replied:

  www.occ.uk.com Amazing place, Wandsworth or shoreditch x

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• Referral from August 25, 2017
  

  Emily L. asked:

  I need to find a homeopathic Dr based in Essex or London who can work with my baby son - possible cerebral palsy . Do not want to go down conventional route ( MRI etc ) instead need to find someone who can diagnose and work with us gently

  

  Lisa M. replied:

  Highly recommend www.occ.uk.com

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• Referral from August 13, 2017
  

  Tchinessole A. asked:

  Hi everyone, I need your help. I plan to be in London soon and I would like to take my baby to a great naturopathic doctor, a chiropractor and a children's orthopedic doctor. Do you have any recommendations? Thank you

  

  Lisa M. replied:

  www.occ.uk.com best place I have ever found. Mine are now 9&6 and have both been treated there. Amazing place x

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• Referral from June 16, 2017
  

  Lisa B. asked:

  Hi all, did a search but couldn't find the answer. My newborn baby girl has been invited for a hip x-Ray. She was checked in the hospital a couple of days old and they said all seemed fine but as she was breech they recommend x-ray as a routine check in addition to a manual check. What are people's thoughts? Should I decline and if so why? I don't know that much about x-rays and how harmful they can be but my gut instinct is to avoid. If I decline would people recommend I take her to see anyone else like a chiro or some other kind of specialist or is it unnecessary? Thanks in advance for any advice

  

  Lisa M. replied:

  My son had hip can at a couple of weeks old as hip problems run in my family. They detected nothing. Paediatric osteo at 20 months found hips were twisted and treated him as his knee cap would dislocate. I went to www.occ.uk.com and can highly recommend them. I wouldn't bother with scan if you see these people. Was recommended there from a friend whose daughter was born with two dislocated hips, advised surgery but opted for cast and osteo treatment at occ... She's 13 yo now and never had a hip problem since x

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