Choose from 3 venues offering osteopathy near West Finchley, London

Verdure Osteopathic Clinic, is located in Finchley Central and aims to treat complex and chronic cases. The clinic is renowned for its exceptional services and dedicated focus on client well-being and comfort.

Closest public transport

Finchley Central tube station (Northern Line) is located a 14-minutes walk away from the venue. If you are travelling by bus, the closest stop, Basing Way (Stop D, lines 143, 643, 653) is located just right next to the clinic.

The Team

At Verdure Osteopathic Clinic, Shireen priority is to ensure the utmost care and satisfaction of her clients, bringing a unique skill set and approach to the table, creating a harmonious environment that caters to individual needs and preferences.

What we like about the venue

• Atmosphere: Restorative, professional and welcoming
• Specialises in: Osteopathy.

Dr. Everyday Chinese Medicine is a massage and therapy clinic located in North Finchley, just a short walk away from Woodside Park tube station. Their bright, meticulously presented clinic blends contemporary design with touches of Chinese decor, mirroring their use of Traditional Chinese Medicine to treat modern ailments.

At Dr. Everyday Chinese Medicine, each treatment begins with a thorough consultation in order to determine the best method for you, which will cost you £15 now for first time visit. Their kind and helpful team welcome you into a warm, comfortable treatment room where soft music creates a calm and soothing ambience. Feel your concerns float away under your therapist's expert care and leave feeling relaxed, rejuvenated and ready for anything.

Bianca Divile is a skilled osteopath and certified lash technician, bringing expertise in both musculoskeletal health and beauty treatments. She combines holistic, patient-centered osteopathic care with precision lash application, offering clients a unique blend of wellness and aesthetic services. Known for her meticulous approach, Bianca tailors treatments to individual needs.