Rooted in causality, where the causal issues are treated and resolved, the compensations are allowed to self correct and symptoms can resolve. Providing osteopathic care to the people of Frome and surrounding from all backgrounds and ages. PGCertHE is an experienced osteopath particularly focused on causality treatments, meaning that the biomechanical cause of symptoms must be diagnosed in order t
o administer a specific and tailored treatment for maximal improvements and optimal health. For example, a stiff joint causing pain or discomfort shows that the body is not mechanically balanced and most likely compensating for a problem. Treating this stiff joint will only help temporarily, for as long as the causative problem remains the body will forever have the need to compensate is some way. Compensations shown as a stiff joint is a mere effect of a deeper causal problem. Clement’s cause based approach aims to directly treat causal problem, which in turn allows compensations to release and symptoms to resolve. He has built a wealth of experience in osteopathic health care in the last decade working with patients of all ages and disciplines such as babies and children, pregnant women, seniors, sports enthusiasts and athletes. Having worked with pioneers in the profession from across Europe, Clement has a cutting edge expertise in osteopathic care and understanding particularly in applying the pioneering research from Germany and Belgium regarding the diagnosis of cause and effect with his patients. Clement is a result orientated practitioner focused on efficiency and effectiveness. Initial instant results from his treatments are usually expected together with further improvements as the body integrates the treatment over the following days and weeks. With a cause based approach, weekly follow up treatments focused on maintenance are not needed because as the body regains its balance and resiliency the positive changes are long lasting. Clement is a natural teacher able to relay complicated subjects into comprehensive terms and holds a Master’s level Post-Graduate Certificate of Education in Higher Education. He has been part of the teaching team at the European School of Osteopathy since 2014 and has also ran postgraduate courses since 2012 for qualified osteopaths.
