- General Osteopathic Council no.
- DEMO-OS4104
- Languages
- English, Cantonese
- Days
- Mon · Wed · Fri · Sat
Next Mon 10:00Book with Mei →
Plate II
Pregnancy & postnatal
Pregnant, or a new parent
Back, pelvic and rib pain in pregnancy; the postnatal check at six weeks; a baby who prefers one side. One osteopath with the training for all three, one room by the door with a rocking chair, and a page that says honestly what osteopathy can and cannot do.
Within the week; third trimester within 48 hours
Plate II, fig. 1Notes
6 things to know before you book.
- i
Pelvic girdle pain is treatable
Side-lying treatment with pillows, a belt if it helps, ways to sleep, sit and get out of the car. Most people are clearly easier by visit two; 81% last year.
- ii
Never on your front, never manipulated late on
Mei Lin treats side-lying or seated from twelve weeks and does not manipulate the lower back or pelvis in the third trimester.
- iii
The postnatal check
From six weeks: pelvis, back, the scar if you had a caesarean, lifting and feeding positions, and a referral to a women's health physio for pelvic floor work, which is not ours.
- iv
The baby room
By the green door, step-free, with a low padded table, a rocking chair, a changing mat and a box of toys for the toddler. Buggies come inside.
- v
Bring everyone
Partners, toddlers, the baby to your own appointment. Feed whenever you need to. Sessions run at the baby's pace, and crying is fine.
- vi
Pay once, share it
The Household membership covers you, your partner and the baby's follow-ups for £105 a month; a block of four can be shared too.
Treatments for you
- Pregnancy osteopathy£68
45 minutes
- Baby and child osteopathy£58
40 minutes, then 30-minute follow-ups
- Osteopathy follow-up£52
30 minutes
Asked often
When in pregnancy can I come?
Any time, though in the first twelve weeks treatment is advice-led and very gentle. Most pelvic and back pain starts around twenty weeks, and that is when most people come.
Can you turn a breech baby?
No, and we will not claim to. That is a conversation with your midwife about a procedure called ECV. We can make you more comfortable while you wait for it.
Free, at the wharf
- Pregnancy and baby morning17 October 2026
- What to do when your back goes19 November 2026
Plate II, fig. 2Who you see
The hands for this page.
- General Osteopathic Council no.
- DEMO-OS4101
- Languages
- English
- Days
- Mon · Tue · Thu · Fri
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Honest about babies
Written inside the advertising rules, and it says so.
We check the whole baby and help with tightness and one-sidedness. We do not claim to treat colic, reflux, sleep or flat head, because the evidence does not let us; and we tell you when the GP is the right call.
The GOsC and ASA guidance, to the letter.
Plate IIPregnancy & postnatal
Plate II, Pregnancy & postnatal, in full →
Within the week; third trimester within 48 hours
Pregnancy & postnatal
- Seen
- Within the week; third trimester within 48 hours
- From
- £68
- Which door
- Green door, Lock Lane (ground floor). Step-free.
Sudden severe back pain?
Acute back pain seen today.
Phone and Grace answers. Say where it hurts and whether you can do mornings.
01632 960440everything else within 48 hours. No GP referral needed.
Two doors, one green
Green door, Lock Lane (ground floor)
Step-free.
Back & neck Pregnancy & postnatal Babies & children Older adults & balance Second opinion
Green door, then one flight of stairs (rooms 2 and 3)
One flight of stairs; ask for the ground floor if you need it.
Desk & posture Headaches & jaw Sports massage
- Mon–Fri
- 07:30–19:30
- Sat
- 08:00–13:00