Osteopathy - Babies
What is Osteopathy?
Osteopathy is a beautiful approach to the harmony and health of the living body.
Osteopathy can facilitate and support this process by restoring movement, undo patterns of holding and bracing and acknowledge emotional components manifesting somatically in our bodies.
As an Osteopath I use gentle, hands-on treatments to recreate your body’s natural equilibrium, relieving pain and discomfort. Each treatment is unique resulting from a systematic assessment and diagnosis. Osteopathy helps to restore the optimal function of your body, allowing it to heal itself naturally.
How can Osteopathy support your (newborn) baby?
Birth is often a challenging experience, and many parents are eager to ensure their newborn is thriving in the early weeks and months. Babies face a lot of adjustment as they transition from the womb to the outside world, especially when it comes to feeding and settling into a routine. Osteopathy can offer valuable support during this time. I truly enjoy working with babies, and it’s an honor to be part of their journey, helping new families start off on the right foot.
I provide a gentle, thorough assessment of your baby’s overall well-being. Common concerns that bring parents to see me include:
- Persistent crying
- Digestive discomfort
- Difficulty relaxing
- Sleep disturbances
However, each baby is unique, and I treat a wide variety of issues.
Osteopathy in the cranial field is a safe, gentle, and non-invasive technique. My approach is to encourage your baby’s body to naturally respond and heal itself through treatment.
Please note that it’s not uncommon for babies to be a little unsettled for up to 24 hours following treatment.
Typically, a treatment plan involves 2-4 sessions.
Flurina Thali’s offering on Mondays between 9am to 6pm
- 60 minute initial treatment - £80
- 30 minute follow-up treatment - £60
If you would like to access the Women Supporting Women Fund to subsidise this treatment, find more details here.
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A big 30c welcome to Hannah Mayall. Hannah joined the Moon collective several months ago, bringing with her a rejuvenating Monday morning Vinyasa Yoga – a perfect way to start the week – find out more in our bio.
Over to Hannah 👇
Hi, I’m Hannah.
I’m a gardener, a creator of bobbly hedges (check out the house on the corner of Laurier and Dartmouth Park Avenue), a yoga practitioner and a yoga teacher.
I have lived and worked in the streets around Moon most of my life and feel committed to this community.
I have brought up 4 children, supporting and attending the local schools and during the years of work and parenthood I have always had some form of mind/body practice, which has supported me through the various phases of my life. In the last 20+ years this has been yoga.
Now I am older, wiser, calmer and even more rooted here than ever I can really see the value of a habitual practice especially when shared with members of my community.
I am very pleased to be here at Moon on Monday mornings offering a Vinyasa flow style yoga class with an emphasis on sun salutations and breath led movement.
I have also recently started a session on Wednesdays at the newly opened Highgate Newtown Community Centre - @hncp_2025
I hope to share some of the faith I have built in yoga practice in an effort to give back and invite more people to find a moment of peace, stability and introspection in their day which has got to be a good thing in our hectic world.
My classes are open to all abilities BUT I especially want to invite those who feel they are too old or too unfit or in some way unable to bend… yoga is an internal and individual practice and not all about creating great shapes
(I have recently qualified as a breath work teacher ((but more of that anon!))
Find out more about Hannah and her offering via our bio.2 days ago
A couple of helpers to mount the latest beautiful artwork that we're fortunate enough to host at Moon.
As the warm weather invites us to swim in the lakes, rivers and sea you might want to keep an eye out for mermaids.
There are none on the Heath, although I might have felt something tickle my toes in the Ladies' Pond recently, but that didn’t stop me asking local artist Jen Cable to lend us this piece, inspired by the tale of the little mermaid by Hans Christian Andersen.
Unlike the tale of Ariel in the Disney film, the original story is a warning about the importance of keeping your voice and using it to create the kind of inclusive and supportive society in which we can all be valued.
It felt fitting that Moon should host the piece for the coming weeks.
You can read more about Jen's work, and the relevance of the tale to women today in Jen’s blog post entitled ‘Hold your Tongue’ - find the link in our bio.5 days ago
Find all the latest news from Moon Women's Health.
From thoughts on the National Investigation into Maternity Care to tributes to Naomi Stadlen.
You'll have found the full read in your inbox this morning, if not you can find the link in our bio, as well as info on signing up for next month's offering.6 days ago
Happy Summer Solstice ☀️1 week ago
