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About Osteopathy

Classical & Contemporary

What it is

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Osteopathy, as I practise it, is grounded in the understanding that the body is an interconnected system—structural, physiological, emotional, and behavioural layers woven together to create our lived experience. When any part of this system becomes strained, restricted, or overwhelmed, the effects can echo through the whole person. Osteopathic care offers a way to listen to these signals, understand their origins, and support the body’s natural capacity for repair and balance.

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In treatment, I work with the body’s tissues, rhythms, and mechanics to restore ease, movement, and stability. Techniques may range from subtle, gentle approaches to more direct hands-on methods, depending on what best serves your needs in the moment. My aim is always to meet your body where it is, responding to its patterns with precision, respect, and curiosity.

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Education is also a foundational pillar of the process. Understanding how your body works—how pain arises, how patterns form, and how change becomes possible—creates clarity and agency. We are, ultimately, treating the person inside the tissue, not merely the tissue inside the person. When you can contextualise your experience, the work becomes collaborative and empowering, allowing treatment to extend far beyond the clinical session.

How I Practice

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What distinguishes my osteopathic work is the integration of broader clinical experience—drawing not only on anatomy and biomechanics, but also on insights from psychotherapy, hypnotherapy, movement education, and extensive human dissection studies. This allows me to interpret pain, tension, and postural patterns within a wider context. Rather than treating symptoms in isolation, I explore the relationships between structure, stress, behaviour, and environment that may be shaping your experience.

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Osteopathy is not just about being “treated”—it is about reconnecting with the intelligence of your own body. When tension softens, when movement becomes more fluid, when awareness deepens, the body begins to reorganise itself in ways that promote resilience and wellbeing. Through this work, many people discover not only relief from discomfort but a renewed relationship with their bodies—one marked by clarity, confidence, and greater harmony.

Who I Work With

People come to osteopathy for many reasons: acute injuries, persistent pain, postural strain, recovery from illness, the impact of stress, or simply the desire to feel more at ease in their bodies. Some seek immediate relief; others engage in a longer process of re-organisation and integration. Whatever your intention, my role is to help you understand what is happening within your body, support its healing, and guide you toward a steadier, more coherent sense of self.​​

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Your body holds the capacity for change. Osteopathy offers a way to support that potential from the inside out.

  • Back Pain

  • Rib Pain

  • Jaw Pain

  • Neck Pain

  • Pelvis & Hip pain

  • Knee & Leg pain

  • Foot & Ankle pain

  • Shoulder & Arm Pain

  • Wrist & Hand Pain

  • Postural Issues

  • ​Headaches

  • Migraines

  • Muscle Spasm

  • Ligament Injury

  • ​Joint Stiffness

  • Tendon Strains

  • Nerve Pain

  • Arthritis

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The De Beauvoir Clinic

We offer professional guidance & provide a space for you to heal from pain & injuries, whether their origin be mechanical, postural, emotional, cognitive or as is often the case a combination of all of the factors that make up life.

Contact

sundipaujla@thedebeauvoirclinic.com

Amelia@thedebeauvoirclinic.com

Location

Unit 101
90 De Beauvoir Road
London
N1 4EN

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