Resonant Body Health
6 min read · By Aston Kennedy
Resonant Body HealthOsteopathyGuest postUSA Time Magazine

Resonant Body Health is an osteopathy practice. The page the practice keeps for readers is not a slogan. It names the two osteopaths, the registers they belong to, and the kind of patient each of them spends their time with.
Angela Stevenson graduated from the British School of Osteopathy in 1983. She is registered with the General Osteopathic Council and with the Institute of Osteopathy. She is an advanced practitioner and an instructor of Frequency Specific Microcurrent. The practice says she has been working for 40 years and has helped thousands of people towards health and freedom from pain. Her stated interest is chronic pain.
Since she qualified she has trained in cranial osteopathy, counselling, orthotics and frequency specific microcurrent. The courses listed on the site are Stress and Health, Women’s Health, Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, osteopathic medicine and the organs and systems, breathing patterns and disorders, and chronic pelvic pain. The practice says she uses that range, and the years in the room, so the care fits the person in front of her rather than a single method.
Deed O'Riordan graduated from the University College of Osteopathy with a master’s degree in osteopathy. Her stated interest is expectant mothers and children. She has also worked with older adults, and in specialist clinics for people with HIV or AIDS. The practice describes her as the osteopath patients choose for a compassionate manner and for clinical care. She offers Saturday morning appointments.
That is the guest post. Two osteopaths, one practice, and the work each of them has put on the record. The longer account, including the training, is on the about page. USA Time Magazine has not examined a patient and is not offering a medical opinion. What is printed here is what the practice says about itself.





