Serena Johnson
August 6, 2025

Living with chronic pain can be exhausting — physically, mentally, and emotionally. Whether it’s ongoing back pain, joint stiffness, or a condition like fibromyalgia, persistent pain can make even simple daily activities feel overwhelming. But there is support available, and osteopathy may be a helpful part of your care.
Chronic pain is pain that lasts longer than 12 weeks, even after the original injury or cause has healed. It can come and go or be constant, and it often affects sleep, mood, and movement. Common conditions include:
Long-term back or neck pain
Arthritis
Fibromyalgia
Postural pain
Hypermobility-related discomfort
Headaches linked to tension or neck issues
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Osteopathy is a hands-on, whole-body approach that focuses on how your muscles, joints, and tissues work together. For people living with chronic pain, osteopathy can help by:
Easing muscular tension that may be contributing to your symptoms
Improving mobility and circulation in areas that feel stiff or inflamed
Supporting posture and movement, which can reduce the strain on your body
Promoting relaxation and a better sense of body awareness
Empowering you with advice and tools to manage pain between sessions
Osteopaths understand that chronic pain is more than just a physical issue — it affects your quality of life. That’s why treatment is always adapted to your needs, goals, and comfort levels.