Lindum Osteopathic Practice

09/08/2026

✨ 22 years ago today, I qualified as an osteopath! ✨

I honestly can’t believe it’s been 22 years. And the lovely thing is, I still genuinely love what I do. ❤️

I love helping people understand their bodies, move better and feel more empowered — whether that’s in everyday life, at home or at work.

Over the years, my career has taken me down some wonderful and unexpected paths, from visceral osteopathy to bringing yoga movement and breathwork into my work to help people understand and manage pain. This year also marks 10 years since I qualified as a yoga teacher, which has become such a valuable part of how I work, think and move myself.

It has been an absolute privilege to meet and treat so many wonderful people over the past 22 years, and to be trusted with helping you when your bodies aren’t quite doing what you’d like them to.

Thank you to every patient who has trusted me over the years. I’m incredibly grateful for the career I’ve built and all the people who have been part of it. ❤️

Here’s to the next chapter! 🥂✨

05/01/2026

✨ Osteopathic Appointments – Now Open for the New Year ✨

Lindum Osteopathic Practice is now open for 2026, and I’m looking forward to gently easing you into the new year — helping you move with more comfort, freedom and ease.

Winter can be a challenging time for our bodies. Cold temperatures, less movement, longer periods of sitting and general tension can all contribute to back pain, stiffness and joint aches. Osteopathy offers a hands-on approach, with plenty of self help advice and integrated exercise suggestions to support your body through these seasonal stresses.

❄️❄️Winter Back Care Tips❄️❄️
• Keep moving little and often – gentle walks and regular movement prevent stiffness
• Stay warm, keeping the muscles warm helps to prevent stiffness in the muscles and joints
• When sitting, support your joints by avoiding long periods in one position
• Simple stretching when you wake up and when you go to bed can help ease you in to the day and stretch you out before bedtime

If your back is already letting you know it needs support, early treatment can help prevent small niggles becoming bigger issues.

📅 Book your appointment here:

https://lindum-osteopathic-practice.au1.cliniko.com/bookings?business_id=45270&practitioner_id=67252

Or

Contact me directly on 07899 940791

Here’s to a steadier, more comfortable start to 2026 — I look forward to supporting you ✨

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01/01/2026

✨ Happy New Year from Lindum Osteopathic Practice ✨

Wishing all patients a happy and healthy New Year. As we move into the colder months, remember to keep warm, stay gently active, and ease back into routines to support your body.

⭐️⭐️Lindum Osteopathic Practice reopens on Tuesday 6th January. ⭐️⭐️

Please use the booking links in the website or contact me on 07899 940791 for availability.

🙌🏼Looking forward to supporting your wellbeing in the year ahead 🙌🏼

30/11/2025

✨ Good News! Extra Osteopathy Appointments Now Available on Mondays ✨

In the run up to Christmas, I’ll be opening up Monday appointments to help support you through this busy, often physically demanding season.

Christmas can be joyful — but it can also mean more sitting, more carrying, more wrapping, more driving, and often less movement. All of which can take a toll on your back, neck and shoulders.

Here are a few simple ways to look after your body this festive season:

🎁 Wrap Smarter
Sit at a table rather than on the floor or sofa when wrapping presents. This protects your lower back, keeps your spine supported and reduces neck and shoulder strain.

🕯️ Keep Moving
We tend to sit more over Christmas — long meals, films, gatherings. Try to stand, stretch or walk around every 30–60 minutes to keep joints mobile and circulation flowing.

🔥 Stay Warm
Cold muscles tighten more quickly. Use layers, heat packs or a warm bath to help muscles stay relaxed and supple.

🧘‍♂️ Gentle Spinal Movement
Simple seated twists, shoulder rolls or reaching arms overhead with a deep breath can help ease stiffness and keep your spine happy.

💬 Listen to Your Body
That little ache or twinge is often your body’s early whisper before it becomes a shout.

If your body is feeling tight, sore, restricted or simply in need of some care — I now have Monday osteopathic appointments available throughout December to help you stay mobile, comfortable and well.

Use the link to book:

https://lindum-osteopathic-practice.au1.cliniko.com/bookings?business_id=45270&practitioner_id=67252

Give your body the same care you give to others 💛

22/11/2025

A slide courtesy of Prof. Renzo Molinari’s lecture today at the Institute of Osteopath Conference.

It is truly a humbling and privileged role I have in being an Osteopath.

We are complex, diverse and beautifully made, us humans. Connected body, mind and soul.

I strive to continue to really ‘see’ every patient that enters my practice, be present and create an environment where each patient can begin to heal. 🙏🏼

12/11/2025

🍁 Move with Warmth this Autumn 🍁

As the temperature drops, our joints can feel a little stiffer — but small daily movements can make a big difference.

✨ Keep moving little and often — gentle walks, shoulder rolls, stretches.
🧣 Layer up — warmth keeps your muscles supple and joints fluid.
💧 Stay hydrated — your joints need fluid too!
😌 Listen to your body — stiffness is a cue to move with kindness, not push harder.

A little mindful care each day keeps you flexible, comfortable, and steady through the season.

If you’d like support with mobility, tension, or joint pain, I’m here to help at Lindum Osteopathic Practice.
🔗 Book your appointment here:

https://lindum-osteopathic-practice.au1.cliniko.com/bookings?business_id=45270&practitioner_id=67252

Stay warm, stay moving, stay well. 🌿

21/10/2025

🍂 Posture in the Autumn Season 🍂

As the days cool and we begin to curl inward, our posture often follows — shoulders rounding, chest closing, breath shortening.

This autumn, try to stay open through the chest and grounded through the feet. 🌬️ A gentle hourly stretch, mindful breathing by a conscious 12 deep breaths throughout the day or an osteopathic check-in can help your body adapt with balance and ease.

Stay warm, stay open, and let your posture reflect calm — not tension. 🍁

21/06/2025

10/03/2025

What helps our mental and physical health?

👌🏽Movements - of any shape or form, slump if you like, stand on your head if you chose! But, only for short periods of time. Our body’s are meant to move, be fluid to allow our body systems to function well.

👌🏽Get outside, whether it’s standing, sitting, walking, running. Going outside, feeling the morning air on our faces, using the energy we have around us to boost our immune systems.

👌🏽 Take deep breaths - this enhances our immune, digestive, respiratory and circulatory systems. The deeper movement of the diaphragm, stretches the fascia or connective tissue around vital organs within our bodies to hence all our body systems.

What a beautiful day to be outside, enjoying nature, and for me, discovering my new garden.

Stopping to watch a robin land on my partner’s shoe while we dig, enjoying the magic and privilege it is to have them as gardening companions.

Enjoying the late winter garden as it wakes up to spring sunshine and the promise of warmer days ahead.

Every day I step outside and take in the day, sunny, windy, rainy… whatever the weather, and we have lots of different types in the UK, to feel the day, embrace the energy of the day and take some deep, conscious breaths to start my day.

This is yoga 🧘‍♀️ 🌱🌿:
🌱 Breath awareness
🌱 Standing outside and opening your senses
🌱 Simple mindful activities to feel renewed
🌱 Giving yourself the gift of a few minutes of mindful moments.

31/01/2025

Rest, it’s what your body craves to be able to heal.

"Let yourself sleep,
For you cannot see the world clearly
Through tired eyes.

And when you rise,
The world will become immediately more beautiful
Before your very eyes,
As you will once again be able to see
The magic that appeared invisible before.

Remember that in winter,
The trees appear lifeless,
But they are not dead;
They are simply resting and recuperating
For the seasons to come.

And so if your life seems barren,
Let yourself rest,
Trusting that you will wake
With the strength and endurance
To navigate the next season of your life with grace."

~ Tahlia Hunter
Tahlia Hunter

Art: Sharon Winter
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