Julia Finlay

M.Sc, B.Ost, B.Sc (Hons)

London, SW4

About me

I am a cranial osteopath with special interest and qualification (M.Sc) in treatment of babies and children. As an osteopath I am interested in helping babies and children develop in a balanced and healthy way and helping them achieve their full potential. Each child is unique and specific to the story of their life and I consider the whole child in examination and treatment. The same remains true of my approach to adults.

As an osteopath I have a detailed knowledge of anatomy and physiology and a highly developed sense of touch which I use to detect and release areas for tension or structural imbalance. Osteopathic treatment is aimed at maintaining good mobility and balance in the framework of the whole body, to provide the optimal physical environment for the body to function and develop.

I run my practice from a room in my house which is a comfortable environment for treating the young. Appointments are up to one hour in order to allow plenty of time for settling and treatment.

Training, qualifications & experience

B.Ost 2007 British School of Osteopathy
M.Sc 2009 Osteopathic Centre for Children

Ran clinic within an NHS GP practice 2008-2010.

Experience treating children with learning difficulties in India 2010-2012. (4 week long trips)

Member of the Sutherland Cranial College Pathway
Osteopathic Centre for Children Alumni
British Osteopathic Association member

Member organisations

Registered / Accredited

Therapies offered

Osteopathy

Fees

Additional information

Adults first treatment £55, follow up treatments £50

Babies and Children first treatment £45, follow up treatments £40

Mother and baby postnatal check and treatment £75

Mother and baby follow up treatment £70

Siblings £10 discount

If you have been diagnosed with or suspect you may have a pre-existing medical condition you should consult your GP for advice, diagnosis and treatment and always inform your health professional before starting any alternative or additional therapies, treatments or making any major changes in your diet or exercise programme.