Osteopathy near West End

Getting to us from the West End

From Piccadilly Circus, take the Bakerloo line one stop or walk up Regent Street in around ten minutes. From Leicester Square or Covent Garden, walk north to Oxford Street via Tottenham Court Road and head west. Oxford Circus station is about two minutes from our door.

Who we see from the West End

The West End brings us performers and dancers, front of house and backstage teams, retail and hospitality staff, and office workers. The physical demands vary, but we see a lot of lower back pain, hip and knee problems, neck tension and sports and dance injuries.

What to expect at your first visit

Every first appointment includes a full consultation, a hands-on assessment and treatment in the same session. We explain what we have found in plain language and only suggest further visits if you need them.

What we can help with

• Back pain and sciatica
• Dance and performance injuries
• Hip and knee pain

Coming from Fitzrovia? See our osteopath for Fitzrovia page for walking routes and appointment times.

A central base for the whole West End

The clinic is on Winsley Street, just off Oxford Street by Oxford Circus, which puts it within easy reach of most of the West End. Regent Street, Carnaby Street, Soho, Mayfair and Fitzrovia are all within walking distance, and Oxford Circus station is served by the Central, Victoria and Bakerloo lines.

Routes from across the area

From Regent Street or Carnaby Street, walk north to Oxford Circus and cross to the north side of Oxford Street. From Shaftesbury Avenue and the theatres around it, walk north through Soho along Wardour Street or Dean Street to Oxford Street, then turn left. From Bond Street, walk east along Oxford Street past Oxford Circus.

Care around performance and long days

Many West End jobs are physically demanding, whether that is eight shows a week, long shifts on your feet or hours at a desk. Online booking shows every available slot, so you can choose a time that fits around rehearsals, performances or a late finish.

Questions people ask before their first visit

Do I need a referral? No. You can book an osteopath directly online or by phone on 020 3305 6186.

What should I bring? Any scan reports or letters you have, and a list of any medication you take.

Will I be treated on the first visit? Usually yes. Your first appointment includes a consultation, an assessment and treatment where it is appropriate.

Nearby areas

We also see patients from Soho, Covent Garden, Mayfair and Oxford Street.