OSTEOPATHS

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Rose has a strong belief that no two patients are the same and therefore each patient should be treated with a tailor made treatment plan to  suit their needs. Although Rose favours primarily a structural approach she feels cranial osteopathy is very effective and will adapt her  skills where necessary. Rose believes a strong body which moves correctly is key to a pain free lifestyle. Due to this Rose is trained  Pilates instructor and implements Pilates exercises into her patients treatments regularly. 

Away from her work as an Osteopath and Clinic lead at Therapy and Fitness Rose is also an Equine Osteopath and competes internationally in Three Day Eventing. Her achivements include competing at the world famous Badminton Horse Trials and has sold horses to Olympic competitors

Natasha's Qualifications and competencies include: Master Osteopathic Med (European School of Osteopathy); PGCert Sports Medicine & Exercise Health (UCL); medical acupuncture, orthopaedic and post

surgical rehabilitation

Natasha's specialities and Interests include: Sports injury management, running injury assessment and management.

Natasha believes that Osteopathy and physical therapy complement each other to reduce

musculoskeletal pain, rebuild strength and reduce re injury occurrence. Natasha has worked with elite track and field athletes, cricketers, cyclists and rugby teams and

was recently selected to be part of the medical team looking after athletes at the CommonwealthGames in Birmingham. Along side this Natahsa has also worked with the dancers on the Dua Lipa World Tour

When not working Natasha is a keen runner and has taken part in 5 marathons to date.

Edward believes it is very important to educate his patients on how to manage their pain

but also how to maintain themselves when pain free in order to form good habits and

maintain the structure and support that the body needs.

Edward enjoys treating a wide variety of patients from teenagers to elderly and everyone inbetween by using a predominantly structural approach but will adapt accordingly to thepatients individual needs. Edward has competed as a semi-professional footballer and is a single handicap golfer. With his sporting background Edward likes to promote patients

to stay active even when in pain and likes to incorporate exercise plans tailored to his

patients specific needs.

Edward particularly enjoys treating patients with neck pain and headaches, since the pandemic

he has noticed a rise in these complaints. Edward likes to use both a structural approach

with the incorporation of cranial techniques to alleviate tension through the neck and into

the cranium.

Alice provides gentle osteopathic treatment to patients of all  ages, including babies and young children. Her approach to treatment  involves a variety of structural, cranial and visceral techniques,  adapted to the patient’s needs and preferences and the body’s response  to treatment. She has a calm, friendly manner which puts patients at  ease and facilitates open communication. Her aim is to get patients out  of pain, moving with ease, and to support them in taking care of their  own wellbeing.

As a qualified Pilates instructor and Feldenkrais practitioner,  Alice is well-placed to give advice on exercise and functional movement.  She also teaches group Pilates classes for specialist conditions, and  offers 1:1 Pilates training. She has a particular interest in cranial  and paediatric osteopathy, and in connective tissue disorders such as  Ehlers Danlos and hypermobility. She is continually undergoing further  training to expand her understanding of the human body and refine her  treatment techniques.