Osteopathy is fully open and you are permitted to attend for treatment even if it involves travelling to or entering an area at a Lower or Higher level of Protection. Patient safety is our priority and we have implemented a number of measures to protect you. Our Osteopaths will be wearing full PPE and we will provide a medical mask for your use during treatment.
We also have enhanced cleaning and infection control regimes and physical distancing in place. Prior to your appointment you will be emailed a pre-screening questionnaire which we would ask you to read and to contact us if required. We look forward to seeing you soon. Osteopathy is clinically proven to be one of the best ways of relieving back pain, as well as many other conditions.
We also have enhanced cleaning and infection control regimes and physical distancing in place. Prior to your appointment you will be emailed a pre-screening questionnaire which we would ask you to read and to contact us if required. We look forward to seeing you soon. Osteopathy is clinically proven to be one of the best ways of relieving back pain, as well as many other conditions.
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Glasgow City Centre
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Our City Centre clinic is in High Street (in the Merchant City) at The Natural Health Service. In addition to Osteopathy, there is a wide range of complementary therapies on offer at this location. Our clinic is at 123 High Street, Glasgow, G1 1PH - we are in the mid section of High Street just below the intersection of High Street and Ingram Street.
Asif Allauddin
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Asif Allauddin is our Principal Osteopath and has been a practising Registered Osteopath since 1994. Asif opened our first clinic at the Natural Health Service in Glasgow in 1997 and has since added clinics in Lenzie and Paisley to the group.
Having studied at what is now the University College of Osteopathy he has an extensive knowledge of the anatomy of the human body, and was Lecturer of Anatomy for 4 years at the Scottish School of Herbal Medicine.Asif is also an active member of the Scottish Osteopathic Society organising events and courses for other osteopaths.
Having studied at what is now the University College of Osteopathy he has an extensive knowledge of the anatomy of the human body, and was Lecturer of Anatomy for 4 years at the Scottish School of Herbal Medicine.Asif is also an active member of the Scottish Osteopathic Society organising events and courses for other osteopaths.
Muniba Malik
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Muniba graduated from the British College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2009 with her Master's in Osteopathy, and relocated to Glasgow from London in 2013. Over ten years of practice, Muniba has developed skills in treating adults of all ages and incorporates Dry Needling and Kinesiotaping into her treatments when required.
Alessandro Viora
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Alessandro graduated from the European School of Osteopathy with a Masters degree in Osteopathy. He took the decision to study to become an Osteopath having had personal experience of sports injuries and the benefits of Osteopathy. Alessandro is our 'Osteopathic Detective'- when treating patients his key focus is to understand why they have a problem and to investigate the real cause of the issue.
Children
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Parents visit Osteopaths for a range of reasons to support their child's health. Children, like adults, can be affected by general joint and muscle issues, which is one of the main reasons people visit an Osteopath. Parents will also take their children to visit an Osteopath for a variety of other health reasons which may benefit from osteopathic care.
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