OSTEOPAThy is less about where it hurts, and more about why it hurts.

meet faye.

Hi, I'm Faye.

 

I'm a Registered Osteopath based in Nottingham, helping people better understand their bodies.

 

I was drawn to osteopathy because no two people are the same. Every person brings a different story, different experiences and different ways of moving. I enjoy taking the time to ask questions, listen carefully and build a clear picture of what's going on.

 

I believe good care starts with understanding. Every appointment begins with listening to your concerns, carrying out a thorough assessment and explaining what I find in a way that makes sense. If osteopathic treatment is appropriate, we'll work together to create a plan that supports your goals, whether that's through hands-on treatment, advice or exercise.

 

 

I won't promise quick fixes or unnecessary treatment. My aim is to help you understand your body, feel confident in your recovery and get back to doing the things that matter to you.

 

Qualifications & Registration

BSc (Hons) Osteopathy

Registered Osteopath with the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC)

Member of the Institute of Osteopathy

READY TO BOOK?

Whether you're looking for support with a new problem or something that's been bothering you for a while, I'd be happy to help.

OSTEOPATHY

Osteopathy is about understanding why your body isn't moving or feeling as comfortably as it could, and using that understanding to guide treatment.

What to expect

  • We'll talk about what's brought you in.

  • I'll ask about your health and medical history.

  • If needed, I'll carry out an assessment.

  • We'll discuss what I've found.

  • Together, we'll decide on the next steps.

 What you can expect from me

✓ I'll listen.

✓ I'll explain my thinking.

✓ We'll make decisions together.

✓ If I don't think treatment is right, I'll tell you.

 My aim

I want you to leave feeling calmer than when you arrived, with a better understanding of what's going on and a clear plan for moving forward.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • You can book your appointment online using the BOOK NOW button. Simply choose your appointment type, select a time that suits you and follow the steps to confirm your booking.

    If you're unsure which appointment to book or have a question before booking, you can get in touch by email at hello@fayeosteo.uk.

  • People visit osteopaths for many different reasons, from recent injuries to long-standing aches and stiffness. If you're unsure whether osteopathy is right for you, please get in touch and I'd be happy to advise.

  • Wear whatever you feel comfortable in. Depending on the area we're assessing, you may be asked to remove or adjust some clothing, but I'll always explain why and ensure you're comfortable throughout.

  • If it's appropriate and safe to do so, treatment will often begin during your first appointment. However, there may be times when more assessment is needed before deciding on the best approach. We'll always make that decision together.

  • Yes, there is a pay-and-display car park to the front of the property and currently costs £1.00 for 2 hours.

  • Every person is different. Some people only need one or two appointments, while others benefit from ongoing support. We'll review your progress together and only recommend further treatment if I genuinely believe it will be helpful.

  • Some techniques may feel uncomfortable, but treatment should always be within your comfort levels. I'll explain what I'm doing and you're always in control of your treatment.

  • It's completely normal to feel a little nervous, especially if you've never seen an osteopath before. There is no pressure to begin treatment straight away. Your first appointment is an opportunity to talk through your concerns, ask questions and decide together what feels right for you.

  • Faye Osteo is committed to protecting your personal information and keeping your health records confidential.

    Information I collect
    To provide safe osteopathic care, I collect information including your contact details, medical history, medication, information about your current symptoms, assessment findings, treatment and relevant communications.

    Why I collect it
    This information is used to provide and document your care, manage appointments, communicate with you and meet my professional and legal responsibilities.

    How your information is stored
    Your clinical records are stored securely using Cliniko. Your information will only be shared where necessary for your care, where you have agreed to this, or where there is a legal or safeguarding requirement to do so.

    How long I keep your records
    Adult clinical records are normally kept for at least eight years after your last appointment. Records relating to children are normally retained until at least their 25th birthday.

    Your rights
    You have rights over your personal information, including asking to see the information held about you and requesting that inaccurate information is corrected.

    If you have any questions about your information, please contact Faye Chitty at fayeosteo.uk@gmail.co.uk

    You also have the right to raise concerns with the Information Commissioner's Office.

    Data Controller: Faye Chitty / Faye Osteo
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