Osteopath Wolverhampton, Osteopathic Treatments Wolverhampton, Acupunture Wolverhampton & Sport Injury Clinic Wolverhampton

Village Osteopathy & Sports Injury Clinic is based in Wolverhampton and offers Osteopathy, Osteopathic Treatments and Acupunture for Back Pain, Sports Injuries, Training Injurys and Muscle & Joint Pain.

Michael Andidorou Registered Osteopath graduated from the British College Of Osteopathic Medicine in London, after completing a four year Osteopathic Medicine degree. Michael Andidorou is registered with the General Osteopathic Council, and is a member of the British Osteopathic Association.

Michael Andidorou founded Village Osteopathy Wolverhampton in 2006 and practices both structural and cranial osteopathy, as well as medical acupuncture. He is currently following the Sutherland Cranial Osteopathy programme of postgraduate training to improve his knowledge and understanding of cranial osteopathy. He also works in Walsall and Oswestry.

"The course was very demanding, and there was a lot to learn academically. My training was very thorough and I felt confident going into private practice."

In order to achieve the best possible results for the patient I am a firm believer in liaising closely with other medical and healthcare practitioners including GPs, Neurosurgeons, Consultant Radiologists, Podiatrists and other specialists.

"Dedicated to the highest standards of care I use a wide range of techniques, depending on your age, fitness and diagnosis, to relieve pain, improve mobility and reduce inflammation, all of which enhance overall quality of life and independence.

I receive private patients, injury claimants referred from solicitors and those with health insurance, I am registered with most health insurance companies
(see our page on Health Insurance Policies).

Treatment will involve a variety of manual techniques, these include massage to relax stiff muscles and improve blood flow, stretching to help joints become more mobile and manipulation.

Occasionally I may need to refer you to your G.P or other specialists for further screening such as X-rays, MRIs or Ultrasound.

Alongside all osteopaths Michael is dedicated to continually develop his own skills and stay up-to-date with the latest advances of current medical and osteopathic developments, through CPD, and through postgraduate training courses.

"I regularly attend courses to ensure that I keep up-to-date with techniques and technology."

If we are unable to help, we will always try to refer the patient on to someone who can. Sometimes it is necessary to assess the response to the first one or two treatments before we can give you a realistic idea as to how many visits might be needed. In most cases, as progress is made, the interval between treatments will be increased progressively.

Advice and Exercise

After treatment, we provide advice on maintaining a realistic level of health to aid the recovery and to prevent a future recurrence, For example, correct lifting technique, postural advice, diet and lifestyle, ergonomic, and exercise advice, as we believe in taking a preventative approach in order to help patients maintain a healthy and pain free lifestyle.

But like all advice you should use your common sense, try it cautiously, if it seems a good idea, and stop if it does not help or if it makes symptoms worse. 
We aim to provide a personalised approach in your care and treatment plans.