Sykes & Associates Osteopaths Huddersfield

read moreOsteopathy can help with your aches and pains caused by joints, muscles, ligaments, tendons or discs. The most common are back and neck pain, sciatica and trapped nerve, prolapsed disc, shoulder problems, hip and knee pain, tension headaches and many more (see our poster for more conditions we treat). In order to make you feel better - as speedily as possible - we offer 'hands-on' treatment, we can supplement it with kinesio-taping if you wish, and we will give you guidance and advice on coping strategies and how to prevent re-ocurrences.

read moreHuddersfield born David qualified from the British School of Osteopathy (London) in 1988 and joined Kim Burton at the Huddersfield clinic which he later took over in 1997. He also set up the Halifax clinic in 1990. David specialises in general osteopathy with specific clinical interests in joint hypermobility, treating neck pain, disc injuries, low back pain, sacro-iliac joint trauma and sport injuries. He also has a keen interest in motorcycle and general motor sports injuries. His treatment utilises manual therapy, K-taping, exercises and ergonomic advice as appropriate.

read moreOur Occupational Osteopathy provides services to businesses and the industry offering tailor-made occupational health solutions. We understand that no two jobs, two tasks or two employees are the same. We have experience in working with many commercial and public sectors and we provide flexible programmes to suit the type, size and needs of your company and your employees. Occupational Osteopathy specialises in back and neck pain prevention and treatment, management and treatment of musculoskeletal problems including RSI and HAVs thus improving the health and wellbeing of your workforce and increasing productivity.

read moreOsteopaths provide treatment for a broad range of health problems associated with the musculo-skeletal system (joints, muscles, tendons, ligaments). Osteopaths are trained to diagnose and treat the source of pain and/or dysfunction. This is usually due to a complex interaction between muscles, joints and other important structures such as nerves, discs, ligaments and tendons. Traumatic events, everyday stresses and diseases or the aging processes can impact on these structures and how they feel or behave.