Health is not simply the absence of disease or pain.
It is a state of balance and harmony between the body and mind of a person and when this state is disrupted by health problems like lower back pain, sciatica and trapped nerves, even getting out of bed in the morning can seem a chore.
But you needn't suffer in silence.
Peter Rees and his team at the Stourbridge Ostopathic and Acupuncture Clinic in Lawn Avenue, Stourbridge, can offer a light at the end of the tunnel.
After having osteopathic treatment for his own sporting injuries, Peter trained at the British School of Osteopathy and set up the practice, just outside Stourbridge town c entre, in 1986.
Now joined by Gemma Ware, David W. Evans and Gurdev Sehra, the osteopath offers treatments for a range of common problems including sports injuries, frozen shoulders and joint pain, using gentle stretching and mobilising techniques to facilitate the healing process.
In 1993, Peter also qualified in acupuncture - an ancient therapy now widely used within the NHS where sterile, disposable needles are used to stimulate key points on the body in the treatment of a wide variety of ailments.
Consultations are free and clients are invited to come down to discuss their problems and possible treatments before deciding upon a course of action.
Many of the clinic's previous patients have been referred by friends, family, or doctors, reflecting its excellent reputation and the practice is insured by all major health firms, offering you that little extra piece of mind.
Call now for more information on 01384 375271 and start living again. The clinic is open 8am-6pm Mondays to Fridays and 9am-1pm Saturdays.
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