Our Osteopaths
Here at MoreHealth we understand the importance of patient care. While all our Osteopaths are self employed they share common principals and each works hard to deliver great patient care as well as the results our patients need. Continual learning & development is also very important to our osteopaths as we enjoy being one of the first to bring our patients the newest techniques in Osteopathic treatment.
Our Osteopaths are all qualified at degree level or more and have gained a large amount of clinical experience. All are registered with the Osteopathic Council of Ireland.
Deborah Conway
Deborah Conway updated Jan 2021
Is currently on a career break, for those of you familiar with me, it has been a long break!
Asides from keeping busy with the kids I’ve kept my palpation skills up by running and attending post graduate training courses for the Barral Institute in Ireland. The Barral Institute is a global health education, training and research organisation dedicated to the advancement of Visceral Manipulation, Nerve Manipulation and related Manual Therapies. After attending many courses with the institute I was asked to run the Irish satellite in 2008. For healthcare practitioners our course offerings are available here www.barralinstitute.ie
I have honed my clinical skills by staying active in professional groups most notably international interdisciplinary groups discussing diagnosis and treatment of tongue tie. Both my children have had tongue tie. My eldest child was a steep learning curve both as a parent and professionally. Her failure to thrive diagnosed at ten days post-partum after a straight forward home delivery and around the clock breast feeding was perplexing for all the professionals I consulted until I explored my palpatory findings that her swallow was off, this led us on our journey with tongue tie. What a rabbit hole that was! I’m grateful that the knowledge I learnt has been shared with my colleagues at the clinic and has helped so many mums and babies since my daughter was born almost nine years ago.
