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A thoughtful approach to pain and recovery
Many people come to us after trying different approaches, often feeling unsure why their pain has not settled or why it keeps returning.
At Health in Motion, we take a slightly different approach. We look beyond short-term relief and take time to understand what may be contributing to your symptoms.
This allows us to guide you more clearly through the process of recovery, rather than focusing only on isolated treatments.
Our aim is to help you feel more at ease in your body, more confident in your movement, and clearer about what your next steps may be.
Our C.A.R.E Voyage approach is a framework developed by Lola Phillips to guide how we assess, treat and support recovery across the services we offer.
It provides a clear and supportive structure:
Calm – helping your nervous system settle, so pain may begin to reduce early in the process
Adjust – providing clarity on which areas of your body may need support, and why this matters for your recovery
Reinforce – helping you sustain the progress you have made, so you feel clearer about how to prevent the same problem from interrupting your life again
Elevate – once your original problem has settled, we may explore how to support your ongoing physical health and confidence in your body
This framework allows us to tailor care to the individual, rather than applying a one-size-fits-all model.

I’m Lola Phillips, a UK-based registered osteopath and health mentor.
Over the years, I have worked with many people experiencing back pain, joint pain and physical restriction, often at a point where things have not improved as expected.
This has shaped how I now work.
Rather than focusing only on the area of pain, I take time to understand the wider picture, including how your body is responding, how symptoms have developed over time, and what may be needed to support lasting change.
My aim is to offer care that feels thoughtful, clear and grounded, so you feel supported rather than rushed through a process.
Health in Motion is supported by a small team of experienced practitioners.
Each practitioner works in a considered and professional way, taking time to understand your situation and provide care that is appropriate for you.
Each practitioner brings their own individuality to the clinic. All are trained in the C.A.R.E methodology and mentored by Lola Phillips, helping to ensure a consistent standard of care across the team.
We are committed to maintaining high professional standards and work with practitioners who hold current recognised healthcare qualifications.
All practitioners take part in ongoing professional development and follow an evidence-informed approach to care.
If you are dealing with pain, restriction or symptoms that are not improving as you expected, it may help to have a clearer understanding of what is going on and what your body needs.
You are welcome to book an appointment or get in touch if you would like guidance on the next step.
What can go wrong with the back?
Disc Herniation
Disc Bulge
Degenerative Disc Disease
Spondylolisthesis
Spinal Stenosis
Spondylosis
Sciatica
Muscle Strain
Ligament Sprain
What help can we offer for back pain?
During your first appointment, we will examine you to determine which condition you are suffering from. We will also discuss the best treatment approach for you and indicate how much treatment you will need. Then treatment will follow.
Osteopathy treatment and management of back pain.
We use a variety of treatment techniques appropriate for you and suited to the condition you have. Common techniques include:
Joint Mobilisation
Soft Tissue Manipulation (e.g. Massage)
Stretch techniques
Joint Manipulation
Cranial Approaches
Sports Taping
Dry Needle Acupuncture
We send each patient a tailor-made exercise programme via email specific to their needs in order to help with their recovery.
What to do next to get treatment for back pain.
If you think you are suffering from any of the above conditions or anything else related to the back, please contact the clinic for advice and to book an appointment.

What can go wrong with the neck?
Muscle Strain
Ligament Sprain
Whiplash
Osteoarthritis
Disc Herniation
Degenerative Disc Disease
What help can we offer for neck pain?
During your first appointment, we will examine you to determine which condition you are suffering from. We will also discuss the best treatment approach for you and indicate how much treatment you will need. Then treatment will follow.
Osteopathy treatment and management of neck pain.
We use a variety of treatment techniques appropriate for you and suited to the condition you have. Common techniques include:
Joint Mobilisation
Soft Tissue Manipulation (e.g Massage)
Stretch techniques
Joint Manipulation
Cranial Approaches
Sports Taping
Dry Needle/Acupuncture
We send each patient a tailor-made exercise programme via email specific to their needs in order to help with their recovery.
What to do next to get treatment for neck pain.
If you think you are suffering from any of the above conditions or anything else related to the neck, please contact the clinic for advice and to book an appointment.

What can go wrong with the Shoulder?
Rotator Cuff tears/tendonitis
Shoulder Impingement
Shoulder Instability
Frozen Shoulder
Shoulder Osteoarthritis
Labral Tears
What help can we offer for shoulder pain?
During your first appointment, we will examine you to determine which condition you are suffering from. We will also discuss the best treatment approach for you and indicate how much treatment you will need. Then treatment will follow.
Osteopathy treatment and management of shoulder pain.
We use a variety of treatment techniques appropriate for you and suited to the condition you have. Common techniques include:
Joint Mobilisation
Soft Tissue Manipulation (e.g Massage)
Stretch techniques
Joint Manipulation
Cranial Approaches
Sports Taping
Dry Needle/Acupuncture
We send each patient a tailor-made exercise programme via email specific to their needs in order to help with their recovery.
What to do next to get treatment for shoulder pain
If you think you are suffering from any of the above conditions or anything else related to the shoulder, please contact the clinic for advice and to book an appointment.

What can go wrong with the head/face?
Headaches (Tension, migraine, cluster, cervicogenic, allergy/sinus related, secondary headaches)
Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction
Trigeminal Neuralgia
Temporal Arteritis
Polymyalgia Rheumatica
Sinusitis
What help can we offer for head/ facial pain?
During your first appointment, we will examine you to determine which condition you are suffering from. We will also discuss the best treatment approach for you and indicate how much treatment you will need. Then treatment will follow.
Osteopathy treatment and management of head/facial pain.
We use a variety of treatment techniques appropriate for you and suited to the condition you have. Common techniques include:
Joint Mobilisation
Soft Tissue Manipulation (e.g Massage)
Stretch Techniques
Joint Manipulation
Cranial Approaches
Sports Taping
Dry Needle/Acupuncture
We send each patient a tailor-made exercise programme via email specific to their needs in order to help with their recovery.
What to do next to get treatment for head/facial pain.
If you think you are suffering from any of the above conditions or anything else related to the head/face, please contact the clinic for advice and to book an appointment.

What can go wrong with the knee?
Osteoarthritis
Meniscal tears
Tendonitis
Ligament sprain
Bursitis
Chondromalacia Patella
Ilio-Tibial Band Syndrome
Osteochondrosis
Osgood Schlatter Disease
What help can we offer for knee pain?
During your first appointment, we will examine you to determine which condition you are suffering from. We will also discuss the best treatment approach for you and indicate how much treatment you will need. Then treatment will follow.
Osteopathy treatment and management of knee pain.
We use a variety of treatment techniques appropriate for you and suited to the condition you have.Common techniques include:
Joint Mobilisation
Soft Tissue Manipulation (eg Massage)
Stretch techniques
Joint Manipulation
Cranial Approaches
Sports Taping
Dry Needle/Acupuncture
We send each patient a tailor-made exercise programme via email specific to their needs in order to help with their recovery.
What to do next to get treatment for knee pain.
If you think you are suffering from any of the above conditions or anything else related to the knee, please contact the clinic for advice and to book an appointment.

What can go wrong women, babies and children?
Babies
Unsettled behaviour/irritability
Sleeping difficulties
Feeding difficulties
Digestive problems
Colic
Muscle spasms
Plagiocephaly
Children
Developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH)
Perthes DIsease
Slipped Capital Fermoral Epiphysics (SCFE)
Osgood Shlatter Disease
Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis
Sever's Disease
Radical Head Subluxation
Women
Uterine Prolapse
Sacro-iliac Joint Pain
Sexual Dysfunction
Urinary Leakage/Incontinence
Chronic Bladder/Vaginal Infections
Pelvic Trauma/Abuse
Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction
What help can we offer for babies, children and women?
During your first appointment, we will examine you to determine which condition you are suffering from. We will also discuss the best treatment approach for you and indicate how much treatment you will need. Then treatment will follow.
Osteopathy Treatment and Management for babies, children and women.
We use a variety of treatment techniques appropriate for you and suited to the condition you have. Common techniques include:
Joint Mobilisation
Soft Tissue Manipulation (e.g. Massage)
Stretch techniques
Joint Manipulation
Cranial Approaches
Sports Taping
Dry Needle/Acupuncture
We send each patient a tailor-made exercise programme via email specific to their needs in order to help with their recovery.
What to do next to get treatment for your child or yourself?
If you think you or anyone else are suffering from any of the above conditions, please contact the clinic for advice and to book an appointment.
What can go wrong with ribs?
Costochondritis
Tietze’s syndrome
Rib strain
Rib sprain
Bruised ribs
Rib fracture
Pleurisy
What help can we offer for rib pain?
During your first appointment, we will examine you to determine which condition you are suffering from. We will also discuss the best treatment approach for you and indicate how much treatment you will need. Then treatment will follow.
Osteopathy treatment and management of rib pain.
We use a variety of treatment techniques appropriate for you and suited to the condition you have. Common techniques include:
Joint Mobilisation
Soft Tissue Manipulation (eg Massage)
Stretch techniques
Joint Manipulation
Cranial Approaches
Sports Taping
Dry Needle/Acupuncture
We send each patient a tailor-made exercise programme via email specific to their needs in order to help with their recovery.
What to do next to get treatment for rib pain?
If you think you are suffering from any of the above conditions or anything else related to the ribs, please contact the clinic for advice and to book an appointment.

What can go wrong with the hip/groin?
Osteoarthritis
Trochanteric Bursitis
Labral tear
Piriformis Syndrome
Sacro-iliac pain
Muscle Strain
Ligament Sprain
Inguinal/Femoral Hernia
What help can we offer for hip/groin pain?
During your first appointment, we will examine you to determine which condition you are suffering from. We will also discuss the best treatment approach for you and indicate how much treatment you will need. Then treatment will follow.
Osteopathy Treatment and Management of hip/groin pain.
We use a variety of treatment techniques appropriate for you and suited to the condition you have. Common techniques include:
Joint Mobilisation
Soft Tissue Manipulation (eg Massage)
Stretch techniques
Joint Manipulation
Cranial Approaches
Sports Taping
Dry Needle/Acupuncture
We send each patient a tailor-made exercise programme via email specific to their needs in order to help with their recovery.
What to do next to get treatment for hip/groin pain?
If you think you are suffering from any of the above conditions or anything else related to the hip/groin, please contact the clinic for advice and to book an appointment.

What can go wrong with the pelvis/coccyx?
Muscle Strain
Ligament Sprain
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
Kidney Stones
Endometriosis
Coccydynia
Arthritis
What help can we offer for pelvis/coccyx pain?
During your first appointment, we will examine you to determine which condition you are suffering from. We will also discuss the best treatment approach for you and indicate how much treatment you will need. Then treatment will follow.
Osteopathy Treatment and management of pelvis/coccyx pain.
We use a variety of treatment techniques appropriate for you and suited to the condition you have. Common techniques include:
Joint Mobilisation
Soft Tissue Manipulation (eg Massage)
Stretch techniques
Joint Manipulation
cranial Approaches
Sports Taping
Dry Needle/Acupuncture
We send patient a tailor-made excercise programme via email specific to their needs in order to help with their recovery.
What to do next to get treatment for pelvis/coccyx pain?
If you think you are suffering from any of the above conditions or anything else related to the pelvis/coccyx, please contact the clinic for advice and to book an appointment.

What can go wrong with the Elbow?
Tennis elbow
Golfer’s elbow
Osteoarthritis
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Ligament sprain
Muscle strain
Tendonitis
Elbow dislocation
Pronator teres syndrome
Radial tunnel syndrome
Tenosynovitis
What help can we offer for Elbow pain?
During your first appointment, we will examine you to determine which condition you are suffering from. We will also discuss the best treatment approach for you and indicate how much treatment you will need. Then treatment will follow.
Osteopathy Treatment and Management of Elbow pain.
We use a variety of treatment techniques appropriate for you and suited to the condition you have. Common techniques include:
Joint Mobilisation
Soft Tissue Manipulation (eg Massage)
Stretch techniques
Joint Manipulation
Cranial Approaches
Sports Taping
Dry Needle/Acupuncture
We send each patient a tailor-made exercise programme via email specific to their needs in order to help with their recovery.
What to do next to get treatment for Elbow pain?
If you think you are suffering from any of the above conditions or anything else related to the elbow, please contact the clinic for advice and to book an appointment.
Elbow story…we will call the patient Joe:
Joe was experiencing medial epicondylitis (Golfer’s elbow) on both elbows. This pain also referred to their wrist and into the shoulder. This injury occurred due to the type of training Joe was doing and the hypermobility in their wrists and elbows. They wanted to train and become stronger by putting their body into different positions and pushing their body to the limit, such as training through learning handstands.
How I helped them…
After finding the cause of the injury we set out goals to aim for during Joe’s course of care. Overall, they wanted to get back to training without having this pain and feel confident with doing so. Over 6 appointments, we worked on calming down the pain, conditioned muscles and joints in their arms, shoulders and upper back and advised him on adapting his technique for his training to avoid further injury and optimising their whole body so we could work towards their goal.
Joe was great at following exercises and trusting the progress which lead to them recovering quickly and returning to training.
Outcome…
Joe is still training and developing their body and skills this time with a more specific approach and redefined techniques. Joe pops in for a top-up every few months to ensure they are still going down the right track.

What can go wrong with the Ankle/foot?
Achilles Tendinitis
Ankle Ligament Sprain
Plantar Fasciitis
Ankle Impingement
Ankle Muscle Strain
Bursitis
Gout
Osteoarthritis
Stress Fracture
Tendinopathy
Mortons Neuroma
Heel spurs
Sesamoiditis
Hallux Rigidus
More about pain in the big toe (Hallux)
What help can we offer for ankle/foot pain?
During your first appointment, we will examine you to determine which condition you are suffering from. We will also discuss the best treatment approach for you and indicate how much treatment you will need. Then treatment will follow.
Osteopathy Treatment and Management of ankle/foot pain:
We use a variety of treatment techniques appropriate for you and suited to the condition you have. Common techniques include:
Joint Mobilisation
Soft Tissue Manipulation (eg Massage)
Stretch techniques
Joint Manipulation
Cranial Approaches
Sports Taping
Dry Needle/Acupuncture
We send each patient a tailor-made exercise programme via email specific to their needs in order to help with their recovery.
What to do next to get treatment for ankle/foot pain?
If you think you are suffering from any of the above conditions or anything else related to the ankle/foot, please contact the clinic for advice and to book an appointment.

What can go wrong with the wrist/hand?
Wrist Sprain
Wrist Strain
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Ulnar/ Cubital Tunnel Syndrome
Osteoarthritis
Tendonitis
Gout/Pseudogout
Wrist Fractures
Guyon Canal Syndrome
Raynaud’s Phenomenon
Dupuytren's Contracture
What help can we offer for wrist/hand pain?
During your first appointment, we will examine you to determine which condition you are suffering from. We will also discuss the best treatment approach for you and indicate how much treatment you will need. Then treatment will follow.
Osteopathy Treatment and Management of wrist/hand pain:
We use a variety of treatment techniques appropriate for you and suited to the condition you have. Common techniques include:
Joint Mobilisation
Soft Tissue Manipulation (eg Massage)
Stretch techniques
Joint Manipulation
Cranial Approaches
Sports Taping
Dry Needle/Acupuncture
We send each patient a tailor-made exercise programme via email specific to their needs in order to help with their recovery.
What to do next to get treatment for wrist/hand pain:
If you think you are suffering from any of the above conditions or anything else related to the wrist/hand, please contact the clinic for advice and to book an appointment.

Health in Motion Osteopaths,
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