Folkestone & Faversham
Cranial Osteopathy
Gentle treatment. Powerful results.
Cranial osteopathy uses subtle, hands-on techniques to release deep tension, calm the nervous system, and support the body’s natural ability to heal.
Cranial osteopathy is a subtle, hands-on treatment that works with the body’s natural rhythms to release tension, restore balance, and support overall wellbeing. Although often associated with babies, it’s just as effective for adults experiencing stress, fatigue, headaches, or unresolved aches that haven’t responded to other treatments. Using gentle techniques, our osteopaths in Faversham and Folkestone will listens to the body’s patterns – helping it unwind and return to a state of ease.
Cranial Osteopathy Folkestone & Faversham
When nothing feels quite right – but no-one can explain why
The Theory
Tamsyn was an assistant lecturer in Biodynamic cranial osteopathy at the European School of Osteopathy in 2013-2016, using her experience in cranial osteopathy to pass on these skills to budding professionals.
What exactly is it?
Cranial Osteopathy is a useful alternative for individuals who react too strongly to classic osteopathic treatments, or those who suffer with inflammatory conditions or hypermobility that are often aggravated by movement. It is well known for treating babies, as it is a very gentle, indirect approach that can help to settle.
Cranial Osteopathy is a useful alternative for individuals who react too strongly to classic osteopathic treatments, or those who suffer with inflammatory conditions or hypermobility that are often aggravated by movement. It is well known for treating babies, as it is a very gentle, indirect approach that can help to settle.
FAVERSHAM osteopathy
Waterman & Webb, 78 A Preston Street
01795 353807
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FOLKESTONE osteopathy
01303 300699
Folkestone & Faversham Osteopaths
meet our team
Tamsyn Webb
Principal Osteopath,
Folkestone & Faversham
Tamsyn is the principal Osteopath of both Faversham Osteopathy (Waterman & Webb) and Folkestone Osteopathy
Terry Dupertuis
Associate Osteopath,
Faversham
Registered osteopath and recent graduate of the European School of Osteopathy (ESO)
Jessica Pang
Associate Osteopath,
Folkestone
Jessica is a qualified and fully registered osteopath with a passion for holistic health and functional movement.
Oskar Smolira
Associate Osteopath,
Folkestone
Masseur Technician with over 15 years of experience in therapeutic and rehabilitative massage.
Root-Cause Approach
our Whole-Body Care
Calming, Not Clinical
For All Stages of Life
what our patients say…
Have been going to Tamsyn for many years now would thoroughly recommend her. Always come away feeling better. Tamsyn is lovely and really knows her trade and great at giving advice.
Barbara
Both myself and my 8-week-old daughter see Tamsyn regularly for treatment... her clinic is beautiful and calming and her hands work wonders! Would highly recommend her services for any aches & pains - she is very professional and puts you at ease.
Natalie
Very relaxing and tranquil environment. Most enjoyable and calming. Tamsyn is very knowledgeable, efficient and welcoming 🙏 Already booked in for follow-up appointment. Highly recommend Folkestone Osteopathy!
Sam
What Is Cranial Osteopathy (& Does It Work?)
It’s gentle, non-invasive, and often used with babies – but cranial osteopathy is powerful for adults too. By working with the nervous system, it helps release deeply held tension and supports the body’s natural rhythm of healing.
Why Osteopathy Isn’t Just for Back Pain
Most people think of osteopathy for lower back pain – and yes, we treat that daily – but it can also support everything from tension headaches and jaw pain to digestive discomfort and postural imbalances. Osteopathy looks at how your whole body works together, not just isolated symptoms.
5 Signs Your Body’s Asking for Help
Aches that come and go. Stiffness first thing in the morning. Headaches after a long day at your desk. These niggles are your body’s way of waving a red flag. Don’t ignore them – early support can make all the difference.
