Registered Osteopath in Sutton, Surrey
Katie Nunn Registered Osteopath trained at the British School of Osteopathy in London from 1980-84 (now re-named The University College of Osteopathy)
After graduating I worked in Wimpole Street, London alongside an Osteopathic Doctor who specialised in Orthopaedics. After 6 years in 1990 I opened my own Osteopathic clinic in Sutton Surrey. In addition to this clinic, I also work 3 mornings a week at Ingledale Therapy Centre in Oxted, Surrey. This is a large multi-discipline clinic offering a wide range of therapies.

CLINICS RE-OPEN FROM COVID-19 LOCKDOWN
On Monday 1st June my Clinics in Sutton & Oxted re-opened after 10 weeks of lockdown during the Covid-19 crisis.
Strict new health protocols are in place to welcome you back for Osteopathic treatment.
We have to follow strict new ways of operating in line with new regulations from our professional body and Public Health England. This is to protect ourselves and provide a safe environment for our patients.
What you could expect when you visit us in the clinic
When phoning for an appointment, I will ask you if you are currently well, and make sure you or members of your household do not have symptoms of the Corona Virus. We are still unable to see the high risk groups of patients but I can offer advice over the phone.
We will be wearing PPE, which may include a face mask, face shield, disposable gloves and apron. I will be compliant with social distancing where practically possible.
You will be invited to use hand sanitiser before and after your visit to the clinic. Between each patient the consulting room is thoroughly cleaned.
The safety and wellbeing of my patients is my number one priority. If you have any concerns please call prior to your appointment.
I look forward to seeing you soon and where appropriate welcoming you back to the clinic.
Katie Nunn D.O. Registered Osteopath
My Personal Osteopathic Statement
My aim is to provide a friendly professional service for my patients. I recognise the importance of viewing the body as a whole, considering mechanical dysfunction alongside lifestyles which together can result in a breakdown of the body’s ability to cope, leading to an injury.

