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Skip to content Book Now Home Conditions Arthritic and Joint Pain Back and Neck Pain Digestive Disturbance Headaches and Migraines Osteopathy for Teenagers Pregnancy, Babies and Children Sleep and Relaxation Issues Sports Injuries and Repetitive Strains Treatments Structural and Classical Osteopathic Treatment Cranial and Functional Osteopathic Treatment Talking Therapy and Sanomentology Osteodouce and Reiki Energy Healing M.S.T.R. McLoughlin Scar Tissue Release Sports Therapy and Exercise Rehabilitation Products Self-Help How to help care for yourself Mechanically How to help care for yourself Mentally News About Us Contact Us FAQS Appointments Home Conditions Arthritic and Joint Pain Back and Neck Pain Digestive Disturbance Headaches and Migraines Osteopathy for Teenagers Pregnancy, Babies and Children Sleep and Relaxation Issues Sports Injuries and Repetitive Strains Treatments Structural and Classical Osteopathic Treatment Cranial and Functional Osteopathic Treatment Talking Therapy and Sanomentology Osteodouce and Reiki Energy Healing M.S.T.R. McLoughlin Scar Tissue Release Sports Therapy and Exercise Rehabilitation Products Self-Help How to help care for yourself Mechanically How to help care for yourself Mentally News About Us Contact Us FAQS Appointments About Us After qualifying in 1996 and working for two of her Tutors in five practices across Essex and East Sussex Kate Miles honed her Osteopathic skills and learnt a great deal about how to run a business. Armed with this information plus thoughts on location the search for suitable premises began.On 1st November 1997 the lease on The High Street, New Romney was signed and after three weeks of building and decorating work Romney Marsh Osteopaths was open for business. Initially as expected the patient list grew slowly but after one year the practice was busy enough to take on its first employee and gradually, as the demand increased, extra working days and reception staff were added to the diary.2003 proved to be a big year, not only did we take on our first Osteopathic Assistant, who Kate met during her 18 month Paediatrics teaching stint back at her old college clinic, she also re-located the business to 39 Littlestone Road. As a consequence patients are now offered off road parking, ground floor premises, three treatment rooms and disabled access/facilities. The move has proved very successful, Romney Marsh Osteopaths is now proud to house two Osteopaths, five Receptionists and several other Therapists. Meet our team We are a multi-disciplinary Holistic Healthcare Practice offering Osteopathy, Sports Therapy, MSTR Scar Tissue Release Technique, Osteodouce Energy Healing, Reiki Energy Healing, Talking Therapy, Sanomentology and Holistic Therapy.We also host various satellite clinics for other Kent based Healthcare businesses, who we believe complement our ethos and help us at Romney Marsh Osteopaths to further serve our local community.Please scroll down the page to find out more about all of our supported practitioners, therapists and clinics. Our Principal Osteopath Kate Miles - Cranial Osteopath & Stress Consultant Kate Miles, BSc. (Ost) Hons, qualified as an Osteopath after studying at the E.S.O. She has highly developed her skills in Cranial Osteopathy via post graduate education with the Sutherland Cranial College and by studying Cranio-Sacral Therapy with the Upledger Institute, which allows her to offer a gentle yet effective route to recovery. Kate is focused on the impact of emotional trauma as well as supporting those whose symptoms are resistant to regular treatment. Kate’s mind-body approach also offers; Energy Healing, MSTR Scar Tissue Release, Talking Therapies & Sanomentology; a combination of hypnotherapy, guided visualisations & lucid dreaming.Call 01797 361111 for enquiries & appointments, click below for online booking or follow the links for info: Book with Kate read about Cranial & Functional Treatment or view Talking Therapy & Sanomentology Our Associate Osteopaths Lionel Fantom - Structural & Soft Tissue Osteopath Lionel Fantom, BSc. (Ost) Hons, qualified as an Osteopath after studying at the E.S.O. He has worked in various clinics across the county and has been a great asset to our practice since 2016. He is focused on the mechanical effects of the physical stresses and strains of every day life as well as the impact of manual work, repetitive activity and recurrent sporting endeavours on the spine and joints. His Structural, Soft Tissue and Manipulatory style is best suited to adults and older male teens who prefer a conventional physical approach to Osteopathic treatment, whether as a short-term recovery plan or on a regular maintenance programme basis.Call 01797 361111 for enquiries & appointments, click below for online booking or follow the links for info: Book with Lionel read about Structural & Classical Treatment or view Back and Neck Pain Louise Ellison - Structural & Cranial Osteopath Louise Ellison, D.O., qualified as an Osteopath after studying at the E.S.O. She has worked throughout the UK and Australia, so we are very pleased to have been able to offer you her expertise since 2018. She is focused on the impact of everyday work and leisure activities on the on the body in general, as well as having a special interest in the care of babies, children and teenagers plus pregnant and postpartum women. Her combined Structural and Cranial Osteopathic approach is very adaptable whatever your physical ailments or limitations, so is suitable for any age group, whether as a short-term recovery plan or on a maintenance basis.Call us on 01797 361111 for enquiries & bookings or click the topics below for more information:Call to Book read about Structural Osteopathy or view Pregnancy, Babies & Children Our Sports Therapist Sam richardson - Sports Massage & Exercise Rehabilitation Sam Richardson, BSc, qualified as a Sports Therapist after studying at Canterbury Christchurch Uni. He has worked extensively at CCCU’s Sports Rehabilitation Centre as well as working with the Army Rugby League, assisting both their men’s & women’s teams, plus offered post-race support to the London Marathon. He is focused on aiding recovery from injuries & repetitive strains, plus promoting mobility in adults & teenagers. His Sports Massage, Muscle Stretching, Kinesio Taping & Exercise Rehabilitation modality is best suited to reasonably healthy individuals who prefer a deep tissue approach & are committed to undertaking prescribed exercises.Call 01797 361111 for enquiries & appointments, click below for online booking or follow the topics for info: Book with Sam read about Sports Therapy & Exercise Rehab or view Sports Injuries & Repetitive Strains Our Holistic Therapist Audrey Rich - massage therapy & reflexology Audrey Rich, Audrey qualified as a Holistic Therapist after studying in London and the United States of America. She is focused on complementary therapy as a means to naturally promoting health as well as creating a tailored to the individual relaxation experience. She offers; Aromatherapy Massage, Reflexology, Ear Candling, Organic Facials, Holistic Massage, Clinical Massage, Thai Foot Massage, Ayurvedic Kansa Vatki Foot Massage, Indian Head Massage, Hot Stone Massage plus combined and extended Custom/Fusion Treatment options. Audrey has now closed her appointment diary so can only offer further treatments to her current clients with existing bookings.Call us on 01797 361111 re Sports/Deep Tissue Massage or contact Pure Equilibrium for Holistic Therapies:Call to Book read about, Sports Therapy or view Pure Equilibrium located within Tempt Beauty Dymchurch Our Satellite Clinics Suchit Jain - Physios 'R' Us Director & physiotherapist Suchit Jain, MSc, started his Physiotherapy career in India before relocating to the UK to undertake further study, including at Bournemouth University. He has worked in private practice and for the NHS, in both practitioner and managerial roles. Suchit established Physios ‘R’ Us in 2016, since then he has expanded the practice, which now consists of a team of physiotherapists practicing across the county. As an advanced practitioner and a physiotherapist Suchit’s treatment methods include: Manual Therapy, Western Acupuncture, Ultrasound & Shockwave Therapy plus Cortisone injections. Suchit is available at Romney Marsh Osteopaths on an ad hoc basis.Call Physios ‘R’ Us on 01303 487200 for enquiries, click below for online booking or follow the topics for info:Book with Physios ‘R’ Us read about Physiotherapy or view Frequently Asked Questions Pooja Kapadia - Physios 'R' Us physiotherapist Pooja Kapadia, MSc, qualified as a physiotherapist in India, then after completing two years working experience undertook further study here in the uk at Leeds Beckett University in Sports and Exercise Medicine. She is very adept at working with individuals who are suffering from Musculoskeletal and Orthopaedic conditions as well as encouraging all her patients to participate in their recovery process. As a Physios ‘R’ Us physiotherapy practitioner Pooja’s treatment methods include: Manual Therapy, Western Acupuncture, Ultrasound & Shockwave Therapy plus prescribed Exercise Rehabilitation. Pooja is available at Romney Marsh Osteopaths on a regular weekly basis.Call Physios ‘R’ Us on 01303 487200 for enquiries, click below for online booking or follow the topics for info:Book with Physios ‘R’ Us read about Physiotherapy or view Frequently Asked Questions Darshana Tadvi - Physios 'R' Us Physiotherapist Darshana Tadvi, MSc, qualified as a physiotherapist in India in 2012 then went on to complete a Master’s in Physiotherapy in 2014. She began her career working as a Clinical Physiotherapist and Assistant Professor at a School of Physiotherapy in Gujarat. Then in 2016, she completed a one-year further study programme in Pain Management and Assessment from the International Association for the study of pain. Darshana’s treatment methods include: Manual Therapy, Western Acupuncture, Ultrasound & Shockwave Therapy plus prescribed Exercise Rehabilitation. Darshana is available at Romney Marsh Osteopaths on a regular weekly basis.Call Physios ‘R’ Us on 01303 487200 for enquiries, click below for online booking or follow the topics for info:Book with Physios ‘R’ Us read about Physiotherapy or view Frequently Asked Questions Helen Sharp - East Kent Foot Care Podiatrist/Chiropodist Helen Sharp, BSc, qualified as a Chiropodist/Podiatrist after studying in Brighton. She has spent a great deal of time working in an NHS Podiatry setting within the Surrey trusts. Her areas of specialism are addressing the complex needs of those with high risk concerns and vulnerable foot health, especially with regards to Diabetes. She offers general Chiropody and specialist Podiatry treatment for Bunions, Foot and Heel Pain, Verrucae and Fungal Nails, Corn and Callus Removal, Diabetic Foot Assessment and Care, Biomechanical Musculo-Skeletal Examinations, Insoles and Orthotics plus Nail Surgery. She is available at RMO on an ad hoc/cover shift basis.Call EKFC on 07745532075 for enquiries and appointment booking or click the topics below for information:Call to Book: read about, East Kent Foot Care: or view Common Foot Problems: Sonia Stevens - EKFC Advanced Foot Health Practitioner Sonia Stevens, Dip FH, qualified as a University Accredited Advanced Foot Health Practitioner from the S.M.A.E. Institute in Maidenhead and is currently training to become a degree qualified specialist podiatrist. Her prior experience in domiciliary work combined with her dedication to foot care, plus her professional and caring attitude towards providing an exceptional service to her clients, makes her an invaluable additional asset to the team. She offers general Chiropody treatment for Bunions, Foot and Heel Pain, Verrucae and Fungal Nails, Corn and Callus Removal, plus Diabetic Foot Assessment & Care. She is available at RMO on a regular bi-weekly basis.Call EKFC on 07745532075 for enquiries and appointment booking or click the topics below for information:Call to Book: read about, East Kent Foot Care: or view Common Foot Problems: Thank you for your interest. If you would like to book an appointment for Osteopathy, Sports Therapy, Talking Therapy, Sanomentology, Energy Healing or MSTR Scar Tissue Release Technique:Please call us on 01797 361111 to discuss your options,Or,If you would like to book online please click the button below to access our appointment diary: Book Now About Us Romney Marsh Osteopaths was established in 1997 by Kate Miles. 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Skip to content Book Now Home Conditions Arthritic and Joint Pain Back and Neck Pain Digestive Disturbance Headaches and Migraines Osteopathy for Teenagers Pregnancy, Babies and Children Sleep and Relaxation Issues Sports Injuries and Repetitive Strains Treatments Structural and Classical Osteopathic Treatment Cranial and Functional Osteopathic Treatment Talking Therapy and Sanomentology Osteodouce and Reiki Energy Healing M.S.T.R. McLoughlin Scar Tissue Release Sports Therapy and Exercise Rehabilitation Products Self-Help How to help care for yourself Mechanically How to help care for yourself Mentally News About Us About Us Contact Us FAQS Appointments Home Conditions Arthritic and Joint Pain Back and Neck Pain Digestive Disturbance Headaches and Migraines Osteopathy for Teenagers Pregnancy, Babies and Children Sleep and Relaxation Issues Sports Injuries and Repetitive Strains Treatments Structural and Classical Osteopathic Treatment Cranial and Functional Osteopathic Treatment Talking Therapy and Sanomentology Osteodouce and Reiki Energy Healing M.S.T.R. McLoughlin Scar Tissue Release Sports Therapy and Exercise Rehabilitation Products Self-Help How to help care for yourself Mechanically How to help care for yourself Mentally News About Us About Us Contact Us FAQS Appointments Sports Injuries and Repetitive StrainsTalking Therapy and SanomentologyArthritic and Joint PainOsteodouce and Reiki Energy HealingOsteopathy for TeenagersCranial and Functional Osteopathic TreatmentDigestive DisturbanceStructural and Classical Osteopathic TreatmentSports Therapy and Exercise RehabilitationSleep and Relaxation IssuesPregnancy, Babies and ChildrenBack and Neck PainHeadaches and Migraines Make an appointment 01797 361 111 What is Osteopathy? Osteopathy is the art, science and philosophy of detecting and correcting interferences in the body’s natural ability to self-heal, it is therefore potentially capable of so much more than simply providing symptomatic relief to sufferers of backache or neck pain.Osteopathic Treatment rationale is based on scientific knowledge which states that the nervous and circulatory systems control the function of the entire body, including all the cells, tissues, muscles and organs as well as the skeletal system. Osteopathy is also derived from a mechanical model which dictates that each area has a knock-on effect to every other local or global structure, so an impact or issue in one area can frequently show itself anywhere else within the body.For example, imagine that you have just twisted your ankle, instinctively you will alter your walking style or gait to take the pressure off and therefore reduce the local pain. What is wrong with that you may ask? Well, this altered foot and ankle posture will create an increase in workload for the other surrounding structures, so there is every chance that this mechanical shift will shunt the problem up and your low back will most likely feel the brunt of this perambulatory asymmetry. How can we help? Structural & Classical Osteopathic Treatment Structural Osteopathy: is probably the most well-known approach within the Osteopaths toolbox, and comprises of the physical techniques within our armoury … read more Cranial and Functional Osteoapthic Treatment Osteopaths are taught a wide variety of treatment methods and techniques, ranging from ‘high velocity thrust’ techniques, which often create … read more Talking Therapy and Sanomentology A Talking Therapy professional supports patients and clients understand and deal with their stress and its impact on their life and health by helping … read more Sports Therapy and Exercise Rehabilitation Sports Therapy: incorporates; sports massage, muscle stretches, cupping therapy, kinesio taping and exercise rehabilitation plus prescribed … read more View all conditions Romney Marsh Osteopaths Explain Why visit an Osteopath? We all experience pain, perhaps; occasionally, recurrently or regularly. But, often, given a few days or weeks of taking things easy, mechanical trauma induced pain levels tend to subside. However, active pain or not it is very worthwhile considering booking an appointment with your Osteopath so that they can address any underlying restrictions to reduce your chance of experiencing a future flare up. We all experience pain, perhaps; occasionally, recurrently or regularly. But, often, given a few days or weeks of taking things easy, mechanical trauma induced pain levels tend to subside. However, active pain or not it is very worthwhile considering booking an appointment with your Osteopath so that they can address any underlying restrictions to reduce your chance of experiencing a future flare up.Every day, often without even realising it, people suffer from stresses and strains which may upset their delicate mechanical balance and trigger pain, such as:Physical – accidents/falls, poor/repetitive posture, lack of exercise,Emotional – lifestyle, pressure of work/home,Chemical – poor diet, drugs/alcohol, dehydration, allergens/pollutants.These three forms of stress may either create, or compound existing vertebral lesions, or lead to organic dysfunction, potentially producing a whole range of symptomatology, such as; Headaches, Back and Neck pain, Neuralgia and Sciatica, Tension and Relaxation Issues, Joint Pains plus Circulatory and Digestive Disorders.All Osteopaths are trained to locate restrictions within the musculo-skeletal system and correct them by a variety of methods; from the extremely gentle to the robust end of the spectrum. Techniques are tailored to suit each individual patient and their circumstances, thereby aiding in reducing symptoms, increasing mobility and potentially improving patient health. See our FAQS About Us Romney Marsh Osteopaths was established in 1997 by Kate Miles. 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