Be Pain Free

About Be Pain Free Since 2009 Stephen has trained and worked with leading Osteopaths both in Dublin and London. He realised there was a huge need in Navan town for a therapist who could get to the root cause of people’s pain. He treats people with a wide range of ailments: from babies who suffer from reflux and colic to sports people, manual and office workers, pre and post pregnancy pains and age-related pains such as arthritis and osteoporosis and also Neck, Shoulder, Back, Hip and Knee pain. Stephen has represented Ireland at international level in handball while in college and holds many medals for athletics, winning the 800 meters all-Ireland finals at underage. He also played GAA for both Kilmainhamwood and Nobber GFC and had a brief spell with Meath at minor level. Navan, Dunshaughlin, Kingscourt, Cormeen, Kells, and Bohermeen Athletic Club members all avail of Stephen’s services, as do the Nobber, Kilmainhamwood, Kingscourt, Duleek, Saint Vincent’s, Rathkenny and Dunderry football and hurling club members as well as members of the Walterstown and Dunsany ladies GAA clubs.. He also provides services to members of the Carnaross Operation Transformation group, the ‘Active Retirement’ group, and ‘Irish Country Women’s Association Groups’ based in Curraha, Navan, Kells, Moynalty, Bective and Dunsany. “ My aim is to help relieve your aches and pains through a caring and supportive approach that is both non judgemental and long lasting. It is important to teach every patient that healthcare is more about selfcare”. I use a combination of Osteopathy and if necessary, sports massage and dry needling.In addition we are able to provide: Diagnosis and treatment/management possibilities for complex health problems Osteopathic care during pregnancy Biomechanical/postural assessment and rehabilitation advice for long term sport injuries and to improve performance Visceral osteopathy for a wide range of conditions in adults and children Ergonomic advise for your work station Referral for counseling ... (Show more)