Osteonordic Chelsea
Address
1st Floor, 591–593 King’s Rd, Fulham, London SW6 2EH, UK. Entrance information: Our entrance is located at the rear of the building, accessed via Michael Road. The clinic is on the 1st Floor above So To Bed.
Opening hours
Everyday from 9am to 5pm
Your osteopath in Chelsea
Osteonordic proudly serves the lovely area of Chelsea from our flagship clinic in nearby Fulham. Just minutes away, our team brings world-class osteopathic care to Chelsea residents seeking effective, personalized treatment. While our first UK clinic is based in Fulham, our mission extends throughout West London, helping the people of Chelsea move better, feel stronger, and live without pain.
Meet our team in Chelsea
Abdelhadi Shaban
Osteopath M.Ost
Darya Zaiceva
Senior Osteopath M.Ost
Giulia Bonetto
Senior Osteopath M.Ost
Jean Cock
Senior Osteopath M.Ost
Saif Abbasi
Senior Osteopath B.Ost & ND
Mia Francis
Osteopath M.Ost
Osteonordic in Chelsea
Our hands guides the process
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Laura Petri
I’ve been receiving osteopathic treatment regularly for about a year and a half, and I truly can’t recommend it enough. Each session makes a clear difference both physically and mentally. I always leave feeling better, more balanced and at ease. The practitioners are skilled, attentive, and their treatments have had a real impact on my health. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking professional care that actually works.
- Laura Petri
Consultant
What do we often see?
Headache
Dizziness
Disc herniation
Shoulder pain
Sports injuries
Back pain
Jumper’s knee
Constipation and diarrhea
Wanna know more?
What our clients mostly ask us about
What is the difference between osteopathy vs chiropractor?
Both osteopathy and chiropractic care are hands-on approaches that involve manual techniques and a focus on the musculoskeletal system. However, their training pathways and professional frameworks differ, particularly across countries.
In the United States, Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine (DOs) are fully qualified medical doctors who receive comprehensive medical training alongside education in osteopathic principles. This role is specific to the US healthcare system and differs from the osteopathic profession in many other countries.
In the UK and many parts of Europe, osteopaths complete a dedicated degree in osteopathy that focuses on anatomy, physiology, clinical assessment and hands-on, manual approaches. UK osteopaths are not medical doctors and do not prescribe medication or perform surgery. Their work centres on understanding the body as a whole and how structure, movement and function may be interconnected.
Chiropractic care also involves manual techniques, with a strong emphasis on the spine and its relationship to movement and function. Chiropractors typically focus on spinal assessment and adjustment as part of their approach. Like osteopaths in the UK, chiropractors are not medical doctors and do not prescribe medication or perform surgery.
Both professions are regulated in the UK and practise within clearly defined professional frameworks, offering different perspectives within manual and complementary healthcare.
What is a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO)?
In some countries, most notably the United States, the title Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) refers to a fully qualified medical doctor. DOs complete medical training at accredited osteopathic medical schools and are licensed to practise medicine within the US healthcare system.
As part of their education, DOs receive training in all core areas of medicine alongside additional education in osteopathic principles. This includes learning manual techniques known as osteopathic manipulative treatment (OMT), which form one component of their medical training.
It is important to note that the role of a DO is specific to certain healthcare systems and differs from the osteopathic profession in the UK and many other countries. In the UK, osteopaths follow a separate educational and regulatory pathway and are not medical doctors.
What should I do after a session?
After a session, many people choose to take things gently and pay attention to how their body feels. Staying hydrated and allowing time for rest can be helpful as part of normal self-care.
Some individuals notice temporary sensations such as tiredness or mild tenderness, while others feel no change at all. Experiences can vary from person to person. If any guidance is relevant for you, your osteopath may offer simple suggestions related to posture, movement or everyday activities, always adapted to your individual situation.
If you have any questions after your visit or are unsure about returning to specific activities, this can be discussed with your osteopath.
Is an osteopathic session painful?
People’s experiences during an osteopathic session can vary. Osteopaths work in a gentle and considerate way, and any hands-on approach is adapted to each individual’s comfort and preferences.
Some people notice mild or unfamiliar sensations during certain techniques, while others feel very little at all. Open communication is encouraged throughout the session, and you are always welcome to let your osteopath know how you are feeling so the approach can be adjusted if needed.
Do you accept health insurance?
Yes, osteopathic treatment may be covered by certain health insurance providers.
At Osteonordic, we currently accept the following insurance providers:
- Cigna
- WPA
- Simplyhealth
- Bupa Global
Coverage depends on the terms of your individual insurance policy. In most cases, payment is made upfront at the clinic, and the patient is responsible for submitting the invoice to their insurance provider for reimbursement.
Our practitioners are fully authorised and registered where required. Please note that insurance coverage and reimbursement are handled directly between the patient and their insurance provider.
Please note: that we do not accept the following insurance providers: Axa, Viva and Bupa
Your osteopath in Chelsea
Osteonordic proudly supports the Chelsea community from our flagship clinic in nearby Fulham.
Our mission began with a vision to bring Scandinavian osteopathy to London. Just minutes from Chelsea, our clinic offers professional osteopathic care for residents who want effective, evidence-based treatment delivered with genuine attention and care.
We combine Scandinavian expertise with a holistic understanding of the body to help patients in Chelsea move freely, recover from injury, and live without pain.
Whether you are seeking relief from back pain, sports injuries, postural issues, or stress-related tension, our experienced osteopaths provide hands-on treatments tailored to your individual needs. Every practitioner at Osteonordic has a background as a physiotherapist or doctor, ensuring your care is based on medical knowledge and delivered with precision.
Located close to the heart of Chelsea’s lifestyle and fitness scene, Osteonordic is your trusted choice for osteopathy in Chelsea, offering Scandinavian quality and personal care to one of London’s most vibrant communities.
Our mission in Chelsea
The clinic is built around one clear mission:
Helping people return to a life without pain.
We combine hands-on treatment, rehabilitation, and expert guidance to create lasting results. Our focus is not only on easing pain but on helping you move freely and confidently in everyday life.
When you visit Osteonordic near Chelsea, you are welcomed into a calm and professional environment where your individual needs always come first. Every session is personalised, whether you are recovering from an injury, improving performance, or seeking relief from stress and tension.
Our team proudly brings Scandinavian osteopathy to the Chelsea community from our nearby flagship clinic in Fulham. Many of our clients come from areas such as King’s Road, Sloane Square, and Chelsea Harbour to experience the benefits of our evidence-based and holistic treatments.
Osteonordic represents a new standard for osteopathy in Chelsea—professional, effective, and designed to help you live a life without pain. You can always book a free screening online, your first step toward better movement and lasting wellbeing.
