About Us

Kelly has a Masters degree in osteopathy and a background in business consultancy. She has an active interest in women’s health and experience in working for various professional sports teams, such as the Men’s England Rugby Sevens Team, a British Pro-Continental cycling team and various National Rugby Union teams. As a keen runner and triathlete, she is interested in biomechanics and injury prevention.

Kelly’s aim is to support patients to achieve their individual goals, whether that be performing daily activities without pain or returning to sport after injury. Getting patients pain-free and doing what they love most, because they no longer have to worry about pain, is a big source of motivation.

When not in the clinic, Kelly is often found spending time with her family or running on her favourite trails.

Hannah graduated from Oxford Brookes University with a Masters degree in Osteopathy, she is registered with the General Osteopathic Council and a member of the Institute of Osteopathy.

Hannah sees clients with a variety of problems and is able to apply a wide range of osteopathic techniques suitable for patients of all ages in order to provide pain relief, improve health and make sure each patient has their own specific treatment plan. Hannah uses a range of techniques depending on the individual including spinal mobilisations, manipulation, kinesiology taping, soft tissue, sports massage and muscle energy techniques. 

Hannah has always led an active lifestyle and is passionate about triathlon having representing GB at an elite level for 8 years (2013-2021). She enjoys working with athletes and is especially interested in the potential osteopathy has to treat sporting injuries and therefore enhance performance. With a sporting background Hannah has a good understanding of what athletes go through, she is fully aware of what it takes to achieve success in sport and can advise you appropriately.

Viv qualified from the British School of Osteopathy 12 years ago, and has experience working for the NHS, in private practice and teaching undergraduate students. ‘I really enjoy all the different facets of my work, and find it immensely rewarding to enable people of all ages to reach their individual goals’.

Viv has a special interest in women’s health particularly supporting pre and post-natal patients throughout the changes that occur during pregnancy, birth and in the post-natal period. She is also a Mummy MOT practitioner, offering a top-to-toe assessment from 6 weeks after birth. Viv is passionate about all aspects of women’s health issues and an advocate for supporting, and empowering women of all ages. ‘I believe that our health should be viewed through a holistic lens, looking at the body and person as a whole unit; this enables me to develop a tailored and integrated approach to each individual patient’s needs’.

Viv combines a range of treatment approaches including structural, cranial and visceral osteopathy techniques, alongside scar therapy, advice and exercises that are adapted to each patient to help them on their journey to full recovery.

My interest in health and wellbeing started in the early 90’s when I discovered I had a natural ability to feel where it hurt in someone’s body and that I could help them feel better.

I started my professional training, initially as a chiropractor in the early 2000’s, and qualified as an osteopath in 2008. Since then I have completed post graduate training in cranial osteopathy and western acupuncture.

I have also trained in shiatsu and zero balancing which have their origins in Chinese medicine. I am currently studying somatic movement to become a qualified Feldenkrais practitioner.

For a number of years I worked for a medical charity that provided support to people with Chronic Fatigue/M.E. so I have an understanding of the challenges faced by those suffering from chronic pain.

I believe there are two key elements to my treatment approach that lead to the success I have with my patients. The first is my ability to feel where it hurts in your body and to be able to empathise with the pain that you are feeling. The second is that I am passionate about finding a way to make you feel better. My aim from a treatment is that you leave the appointment better than when you arrived.

I am registered with the General Osteopathic Council and a member of the Institute of Osteopathy, the Shiatsu Society, British Medical Acupuncture Society, and the Zero Balancing Association.

I started my career in the leisure industry, working as a lifeguard and swimming teacher. My love of sport and teaching took me to university where I obtained a BSC Honours degree in Sports Science and Leisure Management, followed by a PGCE in Secondary Physical Education.

I have over 20 years’ teaching experience and have been recognised as ‘outstanding’ and ‘the driving force behind high-quality PE teaching’. I also founded, and run a very successful swim school in Surrey and Hampshire. I am a long-term sports fanatic, and nowadays, you’ll find me playing competitive hockey for Alton Hockey Club, and when I’m not on the hockey field, I’m either outdoors riding my mountain bike, open water swimming or spending time with my family.

I trained at the highly-respected London School of Sports Massage (LSSM) receiving a Level 5 BTEC Professional Diploma in Soft Tissue Therapy, one of the highest levels of clinical massage therapy available in the UK.

I believe that sport and being physically active (no matter what shape or form that takes) is really important for our mental and physical well-being. I have seen from personal experience, and from friends and family, the huge impact massage therapy can have. sports massage allows individuals to keep their body functioning at its optimal level, whether they are 25 or 85!

For years I had experienced severe pain in my groin and back. Pain which was sometimes so severe that it stopped me from doing the activities I love – which can be soul-destroying. This all changed when I met a talented and inspirational massage therapist who not only helped me with my pain in the long term, he also inspired me to make this my career.

I love seeing the positive changes that I can make to people’s lives by reducing their unnecessary pain and debilitation and take pride in helping people reach their full physical potential.

Sheila started her healing practice in 1998, originally trained in Reiki, then qualified with the National Federation of Spiritual Healers (now The Healing Trust) with further training in Esoteric Healing and Vortex Healing®.

In 2012 Sheila became a qualified Craniosacral Therapist with Upledger UK. This is a gentle light-touch manual therapy that addresses restrictions in the Craniosacral system and is beneficial for a wide range of health conditions. The therapy is suitable for children as well as adults.

Sheila is also qualified in Emotional Therapeutic Counselling and Couple Counselling. She works with client issues such as life events, depression, anxiety, stress, loss, life transition and relationship difficulties to help the client cope with change and manage their life in the best possible way.

I hold a Level 5 BTEC Diploma in Soft Tissue Therapy from the London School of Sports Massage and have been a Personal Trainer for over 10 years, specialising in remedial exercise to help individuals recover from injury, build strength, and restore mobility. With over a decade of experience in the health and wellness industry, I am passionate about helping people feel confident and comfortable in their own bodies, no matter their age or fitness level.

My journey has given me the privilege of working with clients ranging from their 20s to their 80s, and I understand the unique challenges that each stage of life can present. As a mother of two, I can relate to the ups and downs of life, balancing work, family, and personal well-being. This insight has shaped my approach—grounded in empathy, patience, and a holistic mindset.

In addition to my practical experience, I hold a degree in nutrition from the University of Surrey, which allows me to take a well-rounded approach to well-being. I believe that health isn’t just about physical fitness but also about nourishing the body and mind in a way that suits each individual’s lifestyle and goals.

I have been a qualified reflexologist for 25 years. I studied at the Bath College of Reflexology under the excellent Rosalind Oxenford. I worked in a clinic in Bristol for 4 years and have continued to practice reflexology from home while raising a family.

I am passionate about how reflexology, along with healthy eating and exercise can support both physical and mental health. I am currently training in facial reflexology which is wonderfully relaxing and can help with aging skin. I am also developing my reflexology skills specifically to help with the menopause which I hope will be a great support to women.