Plymouth Marjon University has launched a brand-new osteopathy clinic which is open to bookings from the public for appointments and supports students’ practical learning.
Osteopathy is a gentle approach to muscular and joint pain, injuries, and ongoing medical conditions. Clients visiting the clinic may suffer from joint or muscle pain; sports injuries; repetitive strain injuries; and recurring headaches.
Clients may also manage a range of medical conditions including digestion issues; fibromyalgia; migraines; rheumatic pain; and sciatica, through osteopathic treatments.
Marjon has a growing reputation throughout the South West for its health and wellbeing courses. The University is set to launch 12 new healthcare courses in 2023, with a focus on placements in community health spaces such as St Luke’s Hospice.
The new clinic, which features eight consultation rooms, offers a free first appointment lasting up to 90 minutes, with subsequent appointments costing only £15 for 45 minutes. The clinic offers morning, afternoon, and evening appointments to fit in with everyone’s schedule.
James Nicholson, a returning client to the clinic, said:
“I’ve used the clinic to treat muscle tension and historical sporting injuries. They are great at relieving pain and helping me manage muscle issues, all with really positive customer service.”
New clients are welcome to make an appointment and join the team at the new campus to explore treatments and check out the modern clinic. Since September, the clinic has had over 400 bookings and nearly 150 new patients.
The clinic is open from Monday to Friday, 9.30 am to 5.30 pm. For more information or to book an appointment visit www.marjon.ac.uk/mhw/info-for-patients/osteopathy-clinic/
