Royal Patronage for Osteopathy

Osteopathy and Its Royal Connections

It seemed the whole country paused in respect and reflection at the occasion of Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral. Quite remarkable. And none more so than those in the UK’s osteopathy community, which has benefitted from various royal patronages and links over the years.

Royal Patrons of Osteopathy

Back in 1984, the Princess Royal became Patron of the University College of Osteopathy (or, as it was known then, the British School of Osteopathy), where she currently holds the position of Chancellor. She has been a staunch supporter of the profession, attending every graduation ceremony since that time.

Princess Eugenie is a patron of the European School of Osteopathy. She has a longstanding interest in the treatment of musculoskeletal disorders, since undergoing surgery for her own scoliosis at the age of 12.

There’s a fair chance, then, that your osteopath has shaken a royal hand during the course of their entry into the profession! In fact – YOUR Osteopath, Gayle Palmer HAS received her Diploma (it was in 1991) from the Princess Royal and has met her a few times along with most of the rest of the Royal and extended family!

Royal Patients

Several members of the Royal Family have had osteopathic treatment. Princess Eugenie found osteopathy was of benefit around the time of her scoliosis surgery. Osteopaths work with people pre- and post-surgery to support their health, speed their recovery, and help give them the best outcome.

Diana, Princess of Wales, was a regular attendee at a London-based osteopath. She found osteopathy beneficial for a number of problems, including back pain.

Our King Charles III has also had regular benefit from Osteopathy from his rugby, sporting and other injuries over the years.

Pippa Middleton, the sister of Catherine, Princess of Wales, took her baby son Arthur for treatment with a cranial osteopath. Such treatment can alleviate distress and improve sleep in infants (and their parents!)

The Duke of York is another beneficiary of osteopathic care. He even wrote the forward in a book published by his osteopath, Barrie Savory D.O..

David Beckham (football royalty!) has enjoyed the care of an osteopath. He says treatment has helped him improve his fitness and recover from injuries over the years.

Thinking of trying osteopathy?

If you’re wondering if osteopathy can help you, why not give us a call or book an initial session to find out? You don’t have to be a Royal – I treat everyone like a VIP!

To make an appointment follow the link here: https://living-elements-clinic.cliniko.com/bookings

Gayle has over 30 years of experience which you can benefit from. Perhaps you know friends and family who you would recommend Osteopathy to as well?

YOUR health IS my priority. Make an appointment today!

Gayle Palmer

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