Welcome
Northallerton Osteopaths - Hale House is a well established multi-disciplinary health centre. Together with our successful clinic Easingwold Osteopaths, we are well known for our professional and friendly care across North Yorkshire.
Northallerton Osteopaths at Hale House is a well established multi-disciplinary health care practice offering a wide range of therapies.
Our experienced clinical team, made up of 17 practitioners, have over 170 years' experience between them. Together they work in a multi-disciplinary team, each with their own area of expertise. Our holistic approach to healing ensures that everyone who comes to us for help is given the right therapeutic option for them.
UK Practice of the Year 2023 - Finalist
UK Practice of the Year 2024 - Finalist
Therapies
Osteopathy
An Osteopath uses hands-on techniques to treat a wide variety of pains originating from the joints, muscles, nerves and ligaments. Osteopaths are highly trained in the diagnosis & treatment of neck pain, back pain, hip pain, shoulder pain, knee pain and more. Through their training they have developed a highly sensitive sense of touch which they use to assess their patients.
Cranial Osteopathy
A Cranial Osteopaths uses a highly trained sense of touch to feel subtle changes of tension and imbalances throughout the whole body. Gentle pressure is applied to mobilise the head, spine and other areas of the body in order to release physical stress. A wide range of conditions can be treated by Cranial Osteopaths.
Paediatric Osteopathy
Our osteopaths treat babies, children and teenagers. Osteopaths are statutorily regulated primary healthcare professionals, who work in private practice and in NHS settings. All osteopaths are qualified to treat babies and children and many osteopaths hold specialist post-graduate qualifications in paediatric osteopathy, such as those offered by the SCCO.
Sports Massage
Sports Massage compliments Osteopathy and Sports Therapy and is a technique used to release tension within muscles. Sports Massage can be used to treat sports injuries causing shoulder pain, neck pain, knee pain, back pain, hip pain or foot pain. Some patients find it useful to opt for a regular maintenance appointment to manage their condition.
Podiatry
A Biomechanical Podiatrist is a clinician that specialises in problems of the lower limb and feet that can affect your lower limb, back and gait. A Podiatrist may prescribe insoles, orthotics, exercises and/or advice to help treat patients with foot pain, knee pain, hip pain or low back pain.
Chiropody
There is no difference between a Chiropodist and a Podiatrist. Chiropody is a term which has been traditionally used in the UK, meanwhile Podiatry has been a term more widely recognised and used internationally. A Chiropodist and Podiatrist may refer to themselves as either one. A Chiropodist is typically well known for treating problems in the feet including Fungal Nails, Diabetic Foot, Circulatory Problems, Thickened Nails/Skin, Corns & Calluses, Verrucae and surgical management of Ingrown Toe Nails.
Acupuncture
An Acupuncturist inserts thin needles to specific points across the body in order to treat a wide range of conditions. Just like Physiotherapy or Osteopathy, Acupuncture can help people with neck pain, back pain, hip pain, shoulder pain and knee pain. As well as this they can help with Anxiety, Stress, Depression, IBS, fertility and other health complaints.
Clinical Hypnotherapy
Clinical hypnotherapy is the use of hypnosis for the treatment and alleviation of a variety of physical and psychological symptoms. Hypnotherapy can be used to successfully treat a wide range of issues including Anxiety, Stress, Depression, Phobias, Chronic Illness and Fatigue, Weight Loss and Pain Control.
Counselling & Psychotherapy
Counselling and psychotherapy are two ways of working that are closely related that both fall under the category of ‘Talk Therapy’.  Psychological therapies have a proven track record in helping us better understand, manage or recover from a range of psychological and body level issues.
Herbal Medicine
Herbal medicine is the study and the use of medicinal plants, which are a basis of traditional medicine. Medical Herbalists are trained in similar diagnostics and clinical skills to orthodox doctors but they treat in a holistic way by seeking and identifying the underlying cause of the problem, not just the symptoms of the disease.
Our reception staff have been trained to handle your queries and advise on which Therapy may suit your needs best. In cases where a decision cannot be made on which Therapy you would like to seek treatment from, please request a call-back from one of our Practitioners to discuss things in further detail with you. As always your information shared with us is kept strictly confidential.
"After using a different osteopath and being 100% unimpressed, I was recommended to visit Northallerton Osteopaths. I visited after breaking my back following a bike crash. I was in constant severe pain, and wanted recovery plus coming back fitter and stronger than I was before the crash. Over the 5 months I have visited Ross he is got me back on my bike, riding abroad and even more importantly addressing previous issues in terms of inflexibility etc. I would hugely recommend Ross and his team to anyone needing help with injury recovery or inflexibility. Outstanding job!"
Alex Ingham Northallerton
Osteopathy is best known for the treatment in the following areas
Back Pain
Back Ache
Sciatica
Arthritic Pain
Muscle Spasm
Muscle Tension
Joint Pain
Migraine Prevention
(Cervicogenic) Headaches
Hip Pain and Knee Pain from Osteoarthritis
Neck Pain
Shoulder Pain
Sports Injury
Frozen Shoulder
Elbow Pain
Tennis/ Golfer's Elbow
Neuralgia
Fibromyalgia
Digestive problems
To Aid Relaxation
We Plant 1 Tree for every New Patient appointment
Trees planted since we began our exciting new initiative June 2024.
For every new patient who joins us, we will plant a tree through our partnership with Ecologi. This tree planting scheme is a significant step towards making our clinics more sustainable and creating a positive impact on the environment. Read the full story here.
Why should you come to Northallerton Osteopaths?
(Institute of Osteopathy) UK Practice of the Year 2023 - Finalist
170 years' clinical experience in the team
Patient centred care ensuring the best treatment to suit your needs
All practitioners registered with national governing bodies
No need for a referral
Excellent links with local GP's
1 Tree planted for every New Patient
Some of our Osteopaths are registered with major insurers
Local, friendly business
All major credit cards accepted
Evening appointments available
Easily accessible from Northallerton, Thirsk, Bedale and surrounding areas.
Get In Touch
Please contact us via telephone or email for all enquiries or to arrange to speak to a practitioner.
Tel: 01609 783 600
Would you like to join our team?
We are always looking to expand our team, please email or call us if you are a health care professional and wish to become part of a growing multi-disciplinary practice. We would love to hear from you!
All enquires are usually answered within 24 hours, and all contact is strictly confidential.
Studio Classes
The STUDIO at Hale House is now also up and running and we are promoting health and well-being for all the local community. The studio offers a range of weekly fitness and wellbeing classes.
*To book classes please contact the instructor direct.*
If you would like to hire the studio, please email info@halehousenorthallerton.co.uk
HIIT Aerobics
Mondays 9.30-10.15am
Contact : beckyfowler158@msn.com
Kettlercise
Kettlebells
Tuesdays 9.30-10.15am
Contact: beckyfowler158@msn.com
Hatha Yoga
Vinyasa Yoga
Wednesdays 6-7pm
Contact: raeganburrowsyoga@gmail.com
More on Northallerton Osteopaths at Hale House
Northallerton Osteopaths at Hale House - UK Practice of the Year 2023 Finalist (Institute of Osteopathy).
Along with common complaints such as lower back pain, neck pain, sports injuries, frozen shoulder and sciatica, our highly qualified therapists also treat patients with headaches, insomnia, neurological conditions as well as concerns relating to mental health such as stress and anxiety.
Our clinic is easily accessible from Northallerton and the Hambleton area (Thirsk, Bedale, Great Ayton, Stokesly and Easingwold) and regularly sees patients who travel from Dishforth, Ripon, Darlington, Catterick, Richmond, Yarm, Masham and Boroughbridge.
Therapies
Osteopathy | Cranial Osteopathy | Paediatric Osteopathy | Physiotherapy | Acupuncture | Massage Therapy | Sports Massage | Podiatry | Foot & Nail Care | Hypnotherapy | Counselling | Pyschotherapy | Reflexology | Herbal Medicine | Ear Wax Removal & Hearing Tests | Nutritional Therapy
"I have very much appreciated your professional help over the past 3 months. It is easy and quick to get appointment’s and everyone is friendly and efficient. Much easier than NHS appointments. Plus, easy access and parking. I would recommend anyone to visit your practice"
Mrs A Thompson
What's the difference between an Osteopath and Physiotherapist?
Osteopathy and Physiotherapy have plenty of similarities. They both aim to improve the physical health and quality of life for the patients that they see.
However, what can differ is the way that they go about this and the type of patients that they may see. Whilst there is some crossover and certain conditions can be successfully treated by either professional, it is important you understand the difference between the two as your condition may be better suited to one profession over the other.
To find out how they differ, click to read out blog post below.
What's the difference between an Osteopath and Chiropractor?
We are often asked what is the difference between an osteopath and chiropractor. To tell the truth, we have more similarities than differences. To find out more click to read our blog posts below.
Podiatrist vs Chiropodist vs Foot Health Practitioner
There is no difference between a Chiropodist and a Podiatrist. The term chiropody has been traditionally used in the UK for some years, but the term podiatry is recognised and used more internationally. A Chiropodist or a Podiatrist may use either name to refer to themselves as. However, here at Northallerton Osteopaths at Hale House we tend to divide certain foot problems into two areas, Podiatry and Chiropody.
Please click our blog post below to find out more.