Osteopathy - Therapeutic and Acupressure Massage  -  The Vale Practice, East dulwich, London SE228DT  - 020 8299 9798 - beabodytherapy@gmail.com

Beatrice Gbevegnon-Roper


Osteopath M.Ost, Dip Tui Na



Beatrice is a fully registered Osteopath and Tui Na Massage Therapist.

Member of the General Osteopathic Council, her holistic approach makes each treatment a unique experience as she offers her patients an adapted therapy to meet their individual needs.

- British School of Osteopathy (2015)
- Shao Yang Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine (2010).


WHERE TO FIND ME:

The Vale Practice



64 Grove Vale



London SE22 8DT




Osteopathy and Massage


therapy for all ages.






Book at 020 8299 9798


​beabodytherapy@gmail.com

Osteopathy



​(Functional and cranial approach)




Children- Adults - Sport  injuries 



Pregnancy - Postnatal - Women's health

Picture
Our body sometimes struggle to cope with the impact of our daily activities, stress, hormonal changes and other environmental factors.

Based on a thorough knowledge of anatomy and physiology, Osteopathy is a manual therapy aimed at restoring function and balance to the body systems.
​
(See bottom section on what to expect from Osteopathy)
copyright @ us news health








Tui Na Therapeutic Massage
​



(Deep tissue, Acupressure and Aromatherapy) 

This holistic massage originates from the Traditional Chinese Medicine. Tui Na is a combination of deep tissue massage and acupressure. An effective and natural approach to aid recovery, treating the individual as a whole.

Based on the ancient theory of Meridians, it enhances healing and promotes the balance of the body and the mind.

I also work with essential oils since they own many therapeutic properties. The use of the appropriate fragrance in Massage Therapy enhances relaxation and can help ease aches and pains.
photo by Siobhan Potter









​
A brief description of what to expect from Osteopathy

Osteopathy specialises in the diagnosis, management, treatment and prevention of musculoskeletal and other related disorders. All ages welcome. 

Osteopathic treatment is gentle and non-invasive. By working on the muscles, joints and nervous system as well as evaluating other relevant structures osteopaths treat the body as a whole and consider many aspects of the patient’s life.

  • You will be given a clear explanation of what I found (my working diagnosis), and we will discuss a treatment plan that is suitable for you. I will also explain the benefits and any risks of the treatment I am recommending.
  • Treatment is hands-on and directed to joints, soft tissues, ligaments, body circulation.

                                                                                                                                         (Copyright GOsC 2015)