About East Sussex Osteopaths
We provide a quiet and relaxed environment where every patient is given the time, care and attention they deserve. We take the time to understand your individual needs, ensuring that your treatment is both personalised and effective.
We also work closely with other local healthcare professionals and, where we feel another approach may be beneficial, we can discuss alternative treatment options and arrange an appropriate referral.
Both of our clinics offer free on-site parking, making appointments as convenient as possible, particularly when you’re in pain or finding it difficult to move comfortably.
Osteopathy
Animal Osteopathy
I really wish I had come to see Chantal sooner, it just shows that sometimes the answer is easier than you could possibly imagine.
I have suffered with continuous headaches for over 20 years, some of which lasted for 3 days or more and I was more or less resigned to the fact that I would have to put up with them for the rest of my days.
I find myself guilty of judging a book by its cover and in Chantal’s case this was a mistake. I made her aware at our first meeting that I was ‘anti doctor’ and highly sceptical of her chances of curing my headaches. However, she talked me into giving it a go and she was right. I have to say I am amazed!
This is an understatement really because just after 4 visits I have had only 2 headaches, only one of which was bad. I know that sounds a lot but in that time I would normally have suffered with a dozen or so. It has also helped my general mobility and has really improved my quality of life. Riding my bike has become a pleasure again and not a pain in the neck after 50 miles.
I really wish I had come to see Chantal sooner, it just shows that sometimes the answer is easier than you could possibly imagine.
I just want to say thank you. Somehow that does not seem enough but she really is a star! I will have no worries about recommending Chantal to my friends and hope she receives the recognition she deserves. She has my eternal respect and gratitude.
Nick Killick