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Delivering high calibre Osteopathy,Dry Needling and Sports Massage in Waterloo, Central London, SE1.

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Evolution Osteopathy provides Osteopathic assessment and treatment, sports taping, sports massage and dry needling. We are experts in dealing with muscular or physical pain and conditions. We pride ourselves on offering a bespoke treatment and exercises specific to each patient as an individual.
Address aches and pains
Address aches and pains

Are you tired of being in pain or suffering from muscular aches? Take control and start doing something about it today by calling us here at Evolution and see one of our skilled Osteopaths.

Everyone is unique
Everyone is unique

We treat a wide variety of patients with many different complaints and goals; our aim is to help you with whatever your goals are, from something as straightforward as pain resolution from poor posture through to starting or improving your level of exercise or physical skills.

Convenient location
Convenient location

Based a few minutes walk from London Waterloo and Southwark stations in SE1, Evolution Osteopathy is a long established, experienced and friendly clinic providing Osteopathic assessment and treatment, Sports and Remedial Massage and Dry Needling.

  • I had a great massage from Ed to really work out tension in my back and shoulders. Ed was friendly, informative and thorough. Highly recommended!
  • Nice place, welcoming staff and very clean. Ed is a very talented osteopath, he spent time to understand my knee issue and provided treatment to remove the pain while giving advises with exercises to complement at home. I will come back for follow up.
  • Ed listens to the body, corrects it through treatment and massage and is extremely knowledgeable and professional in his skills. I always return pain free after his session, and my pain has improved a lot after a few sessions. Highly recommend him!
  • I saw Ed S a few times to help me with a problem with my knee. He is very personable, professional, and knowledgable. Ed takes time to understand my issue, and to perform a detailed evaluation of my posture and mobility. Each time I left feeling better. The clinic itself is nice, warm, and peaceful which helps to feel comfortable. Thanks Ed!
  • A very efficient and convenient osteopathy clinic. Have had great results over the years seeing a variety of practitioners (Matt, Steffan, Tristan, Stéphanie, Ed,..) for issues like trapped nerves, a multitude of back pains from injury or bad posture and (to my surprise) adjusting my clicking jaw. I have always walked out of that practice with a lot less pain than entering and clued on. They're central, appointments are easy to arrange online even last minute and weekends, and there's a very reasonable and wide range of discounts available depending on your situation. A good contact to keep and forward to others when needed.
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    Sophie has been amazing at helping to address my back pain and posture issues. Not only has the treatment been brilliant, Sophie's understanding of anatomy and her explanations of how the body works has been so helpful. Importantly we haven't just treated my back issues but also worked hard on prevention. Everyone I've interacted with at the clinic have been a delight.
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    Highly recommend. I’ve been a regular patient at Evolution over the past few months for a long standing issue, however since seeing Matthew my symptoms have eased and I’ve felt supported with detailed advice on exercises I can do in between visits. Very knowledgable and I feel I’m very safe hands. A really friendly service and an appointment I look forward to going to.
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    Would highly recommend Matthew . I’ve have seen a lot of different practitioners over the years but Matthew is the only one who takes the time to follow up appointments , to properly prepare your body with massage or acupuncture before manipulating. He’s really helped me in a short time with my neck and back pain . Would highly recommend.
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    Amazing service. I have been treated by Sophie Milne several times for different injuries and she literally fixed me on the spot. It’s also super easy to book. Highly recommended.
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    I had developed chronic lower back pain that no doctor/physio could really help me with with a long-term solution. Matt Wood has been truly exceptional - not only he explained in plain English what the issue was but I have felt a tremendous improvement since I started seeing him. He is very thorough in his approach and helped me adapt my life style to see a lasting change. Highly recommended to go and see him.
Osteopathy and Manual Therapy

Osteopathy

Osteopathy is a system of diagnosis and treatment for a wide range of medical conditions. Osteopaths work with the structure and function of the body, and work is based on the principle that the well-being of an individual depends on the skeleton, muscles, ligaments and connective tissues functioning smoothly together.

To an Osteopath, for your body to work well, its structure must also work well. So Osteopaths work to restore your body to a state of balance, where possible without the use of drugs or surgery. Our clinicians use touch, physical manipulation, stretching and massage to increase the mobility of joints, to relieve muscle tension, to enhance the blood and nerve supply to tissues, as well as helping your body’s own healing mechanisms. They may provide advice on posture and exercise to aid recovery, promote health and to prevent symptoms recurring. When surgery has been required, osteopathy is highly useful in returning the joint or muscles into health and in restoring movement.

Dry Needling

Dry Needling

We provide Western Medical Acupuncture, otherwise known as Dry Needling. Dry Needling involves the application of acupuncture needles into tight, painful areas in your muscles known as “Trigger Points”, or sometimes referred to as “knots” in the muscles.

Dry Needling is performed to elicit a healing response in these tissues, but is different to traditional acupuncture as it is not necessarily aimed at specific “acupuncture” points. Dry needling has been proven to be a very effective way of relaxing muscles in spasm, reducing inflammation and relieving pain.

Acupuncture has been used in China and other Asian countries for thousands of years. In the last decade western medicine has shown a growing interest in acupuncture and dry needling (needling into trigger points in the muscles). As a result the quality and quantity of research into the benefits of needling injuries has increased. Although more research needs to be done, it is becoming clearer why needling has stood the test of time in Chinese medicine.

Massage

Sports and Remedial Massage

Sports and Remedial Massage are great tools to help treat and soothe low level injuries and tired muscles related to activity and exercise. Our team of highly trained practitioners can offer a variety of techniques designed to help prevent injuries occurring or to assist in the treatment of injury.

Sports or remedial massage is a form of manual therapy which is geared toward participants in sports and athletics primarily but can also be helpful to all. It is used to help prevent injuries, to prepare the body for athletic activity and maintain it in optimal condition, and to help people recover from workouts and injuries. Pure Sports massage has three basic forms: pre-event massage, post-event massage, and maintenance massage.

Deep tissue massage focuses on the soft tissues that surround the skeletal structure. By that definition it goes beyond the standard ‘holistic’ massage (which is relaxing and normally non-specific) and will focus on specific pain and injury.

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Our Prices

Osteopathy

£85 / Initial
  • 45 minutes
£65 / Follow-up
  • 30 minutes
£90 / Follow-up
  • 45 minutes

Sports and Remedial Massage

£45 / 30min
£65 / 45min
£80 / 55min

Dry Needling

£85 / Initial
  • 45 minutes
£65 / Follow-up
  • 30 minutes
£90 / Follow-up
  • 45 minutes
NHS, Emergency Services, Public Sector and Arts Discounts Available - please contact us for further information.
Frequently Asked Questions

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What We Treat

We have experience working with a wide variety of patients with many different complaints and goals. Our aim is to help you with whatever your goals are, from something as straightforward as pain resolution resulting from poor posture through to starting or improving your level of the exercise or skills.

Our bodies are generally very good at healing themselves – we fall down, we bruise, the skin heals after a week or so – but sometimes though the pain does not go away, or it keeps on returning, and this is when Osteopathy can be very useful.

Common conditions

Some of the most common conditions that Osteopaths treat and help with are:
  • aches and pains of a muscular or joint nature
  • backache and back pain
  • neck pain
  • wrist, elbow, knee and ankle pain
  • local or minor circulatory problems
  • cramp
  • fibromyalgia
  • frozen shoulder
  • joint pains and strains
  • lumbago
  • muscle spasms
  • muscle tension
  • neuralgia
  • rheumatic pain
  • rheumatism
  • sciatica
  • spasms
  • sports injuries
  • tension
  • headaches
Patients have also found osteopathy to be helpful for many other conditions. If you want to find out more, we will be happy to talk to you and discuss any questions you may have.
Frequently Asked Questions

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What To Expect On Your First Visit

On your first visit to the clinic, we will take a full case history and medical background, not only to assist in diagnosis of your complaint, but to ensure that you are screened effectively in order to be suitable for Osteopathic treatment.

After the case history, you will be examined whilst you are standing in order to see how your body is moving as a whole: sometimes the area that hurts is caused by tissues elsewhere in the body and so it is important in order review the whole body to gain the full picture when first beginning treatment. In order to do this, we will ask you to dress down to your underwear, so if you would like to bring shorts or a vest top with you to make you more comfortable then please do.

Once we have gained a working diagnosis and ascertained you are suitable for intervention, treatment will commence. Note that treatment on the first session may be limited due to the time spent screening, but any further sessions will focus more on treatment, as the case history and diagnosis has already been completed.

If you have any questions at all, please do not hesitate to ask when booking or at any time during your treatment session.

How much treatment is necessary?

One of the questions asked the most by new patients is “how many sessions do you think I will need?” Our response is that every patient is an individual and as such predicting how fast an individual will get better is not an exact science and can rely on many factors, and normally by session number two, a fairly accurate plan of treatment can be provided.

One of our main ethos here at Evolution is that we only ever see a patient for the number of times it take them to get better. We don’t believe in bulk bookings, or asking patients back when we don’t feel that it would benefit them. We really aren’t all about the numbers and to be honest, if we see a patient twice and that’s all it take for them to heal and get better, then we’re happy that our job is done.

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Treatment Room Hire

Treatment rooms for hire by the part or full day throughout the week in a heritage listed clinic building based in Waterloo, London, SE1.

Each room has a sink, table and chairs and adjustable height treatment couch suitable for most Aesthetics and Manual therapies.

Please email [email protected] for further information and current prices.

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Osteopath clinic in Waterloo, SE1.

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Contact Us

As our Osteopathy and Sports Massage clinic is conveniently located in Waterloo, SE1, we are easily accessible from all of Central London.
The clinic is on the ground floor and has accessible access.

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