The Ilkley Osteopathic Practice is marking 25 years of caring for the Wharfedale community with a special open day this September.
The practice, based at 79 Leeds Road, was established in 2001 by Amos and Robbie Grech-Cini, with Louise Judd joining as a partner in 2004.
Since then, it has grown into an established local healthcare practice, treating patients ranging from babies to those in their nineties.
The team provides osteopathic care for a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, including back and neck pain, headaches, arthritic conditions, sporting injuries, joint problems and postural issues.
The practice also offers specialist osteopathy for pregnancy and babies, medical acupuncture and women's health services.
Treatment can include techniques such as massage, stretching, joint mobilisation and manipulation, alongside advice and exercises to support recovery.
To celebrate its 25th year, the Ilkley Osteopathic Practice is opening its doors to the community on Saturday 19th September, from 2pm to 5pm.
Visitors will be able to hear talks from practice partners Amos, Robbie and Lou, while Guy and Archie will be offering free mini consultations.
The open day will also give people the opportunity to meet the team and find out more about the different treatments and services available at the practice.
As part of the celebrations, anyone booking an initial consultation during the open day will receive a 25 per cent off voucher.
All of the practice's osteopaths are registered with the General Osteopathic Council and the practice is recognised by major health insurance providers.
The Ilkley Osteopathic Practice's 25th anniversary open day takes place on Saturday 19th September from 2pm until 5pm at 79 Leeds Road, Ilkley.

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