Emma Milligan M.Ost (BSO - London)

Registered with General Osteopathic Clinic.

Emma is a graduate of the British School of Osteopathy in London where she completed a four year undergraduate Masters of Osteopathy degree (M.Ost).

Emma is an open and friendly practitioner who uses a combination of lifestyle and exercise advice to compliment the osteopathic treatment to provide the best possible care.

Emma's interests including running, as she is currently in training for the Reading half marathon 2012. Emma also works part time in Bravissimo Reading as a lingerie and clothes fitting consultant.

Since graduating Emma's special interests include treatment of musculoskeletal pain associated with expectant mothers, treating pre and post natal problems and children. This has been a keen interest since conducting her undergraduate thesis on Osteopathy and the effectiveness on post partum back pain.

Note from Emma:

I enjoy treating patients from all walks of life; from athletes to pregnant women, newborns to my more senior patients (one being 89 and going strong!) and stay at home mums to corporate workers (who find treatment helpful after the frequent long plane journeys). I treat all my patients with the same high level of professionalism.

I have always been an active person; I am currently training for the Reading half marathon and was a keen county level gymnast. I found in the past few people understood the physical, emotional and technical demands placed on the body, from sporting competitions or training, to a pregnant full time mum, lifting and running after her children, where rest is just not an option.

I understand that to continue in our busy lives we need to be in the best physical shape. Using my knowledge of anatomy, past experience and a unique personal treatment plan for each patient, I strive to give you the most effective treatment and best advice to help you return back to fighting fit as soon as possible.

Please feel free to contact me if you have any further questions.

Registered with: The General Osteopathic Council (GOSC) and British Osteopathic Association (BOA)