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David Gray

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David' Gray's reputation as an experienced Professional Osteopath, is in understanding difficulties, resolving them, and then helping people to open up their bodies to optimum health.

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David Gray is a fully qualified & registered Professional Osteopath & Medical Acupuncturist based in Chinnor, serving Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire, who practices enhancing your own recovery process, opening up your body to optimum health with Holistic Osteopathy. He is experienced in treating a large spectrum of patients, from babies to older generations & he utilises a wide range of Osteopathic Techniques, for both chronic & acute difficulties.

After experiencing a serious injury himself, David has dedicated years to retraining in the NHS & with over 2 decades, in private practice, David's experience delivers the very best support for you & your optimal health.

If you are looking to regain confidence in your body, return to your sport, work or favourite hobby, or feel more proactive in your recovery journey, cure or relieve pain, David Gray can help you in a number of ways.

David will take time to listen to you and work with you on your personal healthcare plan and can help you restore your strength and mobility, sleep better or help you feel more at ease in mind and body.

Common areas that David treats.

Back Pain

Persistent or acute back pain can affect your daily life and mobility. Treatment focuses on relieving tension, improving alignment, and supporting long-term recovery.

Getting Older

As the body changes with age, maintaining flexibility and joint health becomes essential. Gentle, targeted osteopathic care can help you stay active and comfortable.

For Sports people

Whether recovering from injury or improving performance, osteopathy can support muscle recovery, enhance flexibility, and reduce the risk of future injury.

Arthritis:

Arthritic conditions can cause joint pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility. Osteopathic treatment focuses on easing discomfort, improving joint function, and helping you maintain an active lifestyle.

  • Shoulder pain
  • Hand & Elbow pain
  • Neck pain

Workplace & Driving

Long hours sitting or repetitive movements can lead to stiffness and discomfort. Treatment helps reduce strain, improve posture, and prevent recurring issues.

Headaches Neck & Shoulder Tension

Tension and postural strain often contribute to headaches and upper body discomfort. Treatment aims to release tight muscles and restore natural balance.

For Children

Osteopathy offers gentle, safe treatment tailored to children, supporting healthy development and addressing common issues such as posture or growing pains.

Muscle & joint conditions:

Pain or restriction in muscles and joints can affect movement and overall wellbeing. Treatment aims to restore mobility, reduce inflammation, and support your body’s natural healing processes.

  • Knee pain
  • Foot and Ankle pain
  • Hip pain
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TESTIMONIALS

"I cannot recommend David Gray highly enough. Superb service, very professional and gets your problem sorted in no time. David diagnoses the problem and delivers targeted treatment effectively and efficiently. Very reasonable price for each session, no extortionate initial assessment fee.”

Clare Atkins - Chinnor

"Highly recommend David, managed to help me with my knee on short notice and also help understand the root cause of my problem.”

H. Harrison

"Having never been to an osteopath, I was apprehensive but shouldn't have been. David took time and care to discuss my problem and then carried out considered, painless treatment explaining it along the way – recommending key things to change in life as well. Two sessions have seen me greatly improved and nearly back to normal.”

Janine – Buckinghamshire

" I called David and explained that even deep breathing was causing me pain and he managed to squeeze me in an appointment that afternoon. The treatment was incredible - in less 30 minutes I was able to move normally again. David also, gave me some simple tips on keeping good posture.”

Julia Brilleman - Haddenham

"My son had had cranial osteopathy as a baby following a difficult pregnancy and early life. We decided to see if there was anything that David could identify and treat and he immediately put our son at ease and treated him almost without realising he was. We noticed a change in behaviour after one session and will be keeping this as part of his maintenance programme.”

Charlie – Risborough Bucks

"I have known David for many years and I have been impressed by his desire to learn new techniques, via professional exams and the review of research papers... David is committed to his patients and his goal is to address issues as quickly as possible. I continue to be treated by David and would recommend him for any treatment, relating to muscular/skeletal issues. You will not be disappointed.”

I. King - Brill, Thame

"I was introduced to David Gray who set about relieving my painful symptoms, and perhaps more importantly, seeking out the causes, that became the subject of further treatment... The outcome has been very successful, keeping me virtually pain free for the past few years... David is an excellent communicator explaining at each stage, exactly what he is doing and what he expects to achieve...Thanks to David I have been able to continue my hobbies of golf and gardening and have been spared surgery on a damaged shoulder.”

A. Thomas – Amersham, Buckinghamshire

"As a personal trainer I am more than happy to refer my clients to David for Osteopathic treatment. Comprehensively on several occasions he has successfully treated clients of mine, suffering with lumbar disc problems.”

Kate Mcardle, Personal Trainer - Aston Rowant, Oxfordshire

"I have consulted David Gray for sometime now for a variety of age and stress related problems. He has excellent diagnostic skills and a deep knowledge of different therapies which he applies to treat both the apparent and underlying symptoms. I am most pleased with the professional care I have received. ”

Mrs Frodsham - Whiteleaf, Buckinghamshire

Frequently Asked Questions

On the David Gray Osteopath Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), you will find
the answers to many of the common questions about Osteopathy and the David Gray
practice. If you have any other questions or need more information, please either email or
phone using the details at the bottom of this site, to speak to David Osteopath

Treatment Payment

Initial 1 hour consultation is £55

Follow-up appointments are £55 for 40 minutes*
60 minute long requested/Booked appointments £85*

Cash or cheque payments are to be made at the time of your appointment.

The clinic accepts any credit or debit card that displays a Visa, V PAY, Mastercard, Maestro, American Express, Discover, Diners Club, or Union Pay logo as well as NFC payments via Google and Apple Pay.

All payments are taken at the end of each appointment at the clinic.

* Concessions are available as appropriate
* Please note 24 hours notice is required when cancelling an appointment or unfortunately the patient will have to be charged.

Appointment Cancellation Policy

Please note appointments cancelled with less than 24 hours notice, normally require patients to meet the full fee.
If you make a booking within 24 hours of your appointment, you will still be liable for the cancellation fee.
Prior cancellations at short notice:
Pre-payment will be required at the time of re booking

Osteopathy & Health Insurance

If you would like your Osteopathic costs to be covered by your private health insurance, this must be clarified between yourself & your insurance company.

Osteopathy will then provide you with an invoice, via email, in order for you to submit to your insurance company and be reimbursed directly from them.

We will not be able to submit these invoices on your behalf. Please note any treatment, advice or services not reasonably covered by your policy will have to be met by yourself.

David is naturally able to provide treatments on a self funding basis.

Professional Osteopathy

Osteopathy is a way of detecting, treating and preventing health problems by moving, stretching and massaging a person's muscles and joints.

Osteopathy is based on the principle that the wellbeing of an individual depends on their bones, muscles, ligaments and connective tissue functioning smoothly together.

Osteopaths use physical manipulation, stretching and massage with the aim of:

  • increasing the mobility of joints
  • relieving muscle tension
  • enhancing the blood supply to tissues
  • helping the body to healarthritis

Osteopaths such as David Gray use a range of techniques, but not drugs or surgery.

In the UK, osteopathy is a health profession regulated by UK law.

When is Osteopathy used?

Most people who see an osteopath do so for help with conditions that affect the muscles, bones and joints, such as:

  • lower back pain
  • uncomplicated neck pain (as opposed to neck pain after an injury such as whiplash)
  • shoulder pain and elbow pain (for example, tennis elbow)
  • arthritis
  • problems with the pelvis, hips and legs
  • sports injuries
  • muscle and joint pain associated with driving, work or pregnancy

If you're pregnant, make sure you seek advice from your GP or midwife before you see an osteopath. David Gray is an osteopath who specialises in muscle or joint pain during pregnancy.

How is Osteopathy performed?

During your first osteopathy session, David will ask about your symptoms, general health and any other medical care you're receiving before carrying out a physical examination.

David will use his hands to find areas of weakness, tenderness, restriction or strain within your body, particularly the spine.

With your consent, you'll probably need to remove some clothing from the area being examined, and you may be asked to perform simple movements.

You will be be able to discuss with David whether osteopathy can help treat the problem and, if so, what the treatment programme should involve.

David is a qualified and registered Osteopath who is trained to identify when a patient needs to be referred to a GP or needs further tests, such as MRI scans or blood tests, to help diagnose the problem.

What are the Osteopathic techniques?

An a qualified Osteopath, Davis's aim is to restore the normal function and stability of the joints to help the body heal itself.

He uses his hands to treat your body in a variety of ways, using a mixture of gentle and forceful techniques.

Techniques are chosen based on the individual patient and the symptoms they have reported.

These include:

  • massage – to release and relax muscles
  • stretching stiff joints
  • articulation – where your joints are moved through their natural range of motion
  • arthritis
  • high-velocity thrusts – short, sharp movements to the spine, which normally produce a clicking noise similar to cracking your knuckles

These techniques aim to reduce pain, improve movement and encourage blood flow.

Osteopathy isn't usually painful, although it's not unusual to feel sore or stiff in the first few days after treatment, particularly if you're having treatment for a painful or inflamed injury.

David will explain whether you're likely to have any reactions. If you feel any pain during or after treatment, tell your David.

David will also provide advice on self-help and exercise to aid your recovery and prevent symptoms returning or getting worse.

In general, the first appointment with David will last about 45 minutes to an hour. Further treatments last around 30 minutes. Your course of treatment will depend on your symptoms.

What are the Osteopathic techniques?

An a qualified Osteopath, Davis's aim is to restore the normal function and stability of the joints to help the body heal itself.

He uses his hands to treat your body in a variety of ways, using a mixture of gentle and forceful techniques.

Techniques are chosen based on the individual patient and the symptoms they have reported.

These include:

  • massage – to release and relax muscles
  • stretching stiff joints
  • articulation – where your joints are moved through their natural range of motion
  • arthritis
  • high-velocity thrusts – short, sharp movements to the spine, which normally produce a clicking noise similar to cracking your knuckles

These techniques aim to reduce pain, improve movement and encourage blood flow.

Osteopathy isn't usually painful, although it's not unusual to feel sore or stiff in the first few days after treatment, particularly if you're having treatment for a painful or inflamed injury.

David will explain whether you're likely to have any reactions. If you feel any pain during or after treatment, tell your David.

David will also provide advice on self-help and exercise to aid your recovery and prevent symptoms returning or getting worse.

In general, the first appointment with David will last about 45 minutes to an hour. Further treatments last around 30 minutes. Your course of treatment will depend on your symptoms.

How can I contact David Gray Osteopath?

David Gray's Clinic is located in Chinnor in Oxfordshire and os perfectly located to serve Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and the South East SE of England.You can contact us by email or by telephone using the information at the botton of this page.

Use the button below to take you to our contact details. We look forward to hearing form you.

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Can you help me with my painful symptoms?

David can best answer this by simply sending him an email or by telephoning and begining your conversation. One of David's stong abillities is to quickly understand if Osteopathy is going to provide your solution and then how best to begin your journey to better health.

You can contact us by email or by telephone using the information at the bottom of this page.

Use the button below to take you to our contact details. We look forward to hearing form you.

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Can I download recovery instrustions?

Yes. You can use the button below view our recovery tips and guide.

Note that you can save the document on your computer, phone or tablet and also print it out if you want from your device.

Recovery

Do I need to be referred by my GP to see an Osteopath?

You don't need to be referred by your GP to see an osteopath privately. Most private health insurance providers also provide cover for osteopathic treatment.

David Gray's Qualifications and Experience

After experiencing a serious injury, he has dedicated years to retraining in & practicing, complementary therapies. He is in practice to deliver the, very best support for you & your optimal health.

Having worked in the National Health Service & with over 2 decades experience, in private practice.

David Gray is a fully qualified & registered osteopath & medical acupuncturist registered with the General Osteopathic Council. He is experienced in treating a large spectrum of patients. From babies to older generations & he utilises a wide range of Osteopathic techniques, for both chronic & acute difficulties.

Experienced in providing expert treatment, to a wide variety of people, with various conditions. This results in the majority of his patients, arriving either from personal recommendations, or referrals from other professionals.

How can I book an appointment?

The easiset way to book an appointment, is to use our online Appointment Service using the button below.

David Gray's Clinic is located in Chinnor in Oxfordshire and os perfectly located to serve Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and the South East SE of England.

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