With a diverse background in kayaking, dancing, and water polo, Omer's journey into healthcare began with a focus on sports therapy. His passion for rehabilitation and manual therapy quickly became evident, prompting him to deepen his knowledge by pursuing advanced studies in the UK. There, he earned a First-Class Honours Master’s in Osteopathy from Swansea University.

Since then, Omer has continued to expand his expertise, completing additional courses in classical and cranial osteopathy. He is also currently pursuing his interest in paediatric osteopathy at the Osteopathic Centre for Children.

Blending his extensive experience in sports, movement, and osteopathy, Omer helps his patients gain a deeper understanding of their bodies, overcome pain, and establish efficient movement patterns. He creates personalised treatment plans that combine a variety of techniques, tailored advice, and exercises when appropriate.

Recognising that each patient is on a unique journey with their own goals and priorities, Omer enjoys working with individuals of all ages. Whether the aim is recovery, well-being, or peak performance, he is dedicated to supporting each patient in achieving their ideal state of health.

In his free time, Omer enjoys martial arts, yoga, swimming, bouldering, and salsa dancing.

Nadia holds a Master’s Degree in Osteopathy and a Diploma in Naturopathy from the British College of Osteopathic Medicine (BCOM) and is registered with the General Osteopathic Council. She approaches health with a holistic mindset, recognizing that well-being may require addressing physical, mental, and social aspects of each patient’s life. In her osteopathic practice, Nadia offers a gentle approach that incorporates joint mobilisation, myofascial release, craniosacral therapy, and visceral techniques. She also integrates exercise, nutritional, and lifestyle guidance into her treatment plans.

Whether addressing chronic pain, acute injuries, or overall well-being, Nadia's goal is to help each person achieve and maintain their best possible health through a comprehensive and individualized approach. She firmly believes in empowering her patients to take an active role in their healing journeys while providing compassionate support every step of the way.

Ewen gained a strong interest in all matters regarding therapy after competing internationally in cycling from a young age. He learned the importance of physical maintenance and wellbeing in staying on top of your goals, and carried this philosophy into his practice.

Ewen has a great interest and understanding in sports & occupational injury assessment, treatment, prehabilitation, rehabilitation, and all steps in between.

Ewen aims to empower his patients towards a better path of health with a combination of correct education and osteopathic techniques such as massage and joint mobilisation to treat your pain.  Once you are pain free, Ewen continues by setting an achievable and progressive rehabilitation programme in order to get you back on your feet stronger & more empowered than you ever were before.

Anya trained at the University College of Osteopathy (formally the BSO). She has worked extensively with patients with chronic pain conditions such as fibromyalgia.

She believes in a patient-centred approach and recognises the importance of treating the whole person to have the best impact on their health and strives to instigate longer lasting healthy habit changes, promoting confidence and independence.

Anya is also an equine and canine osteopath, and offers sports and deep tissue massage at Core.

Availability: Mondays and Wednesdays 9am-6pm.

Susanne’s deep interest in health and wellbeing, together with a desire to work with people in a more meaningful way, led her to osteopathy as a second career.

After graduating from the University of Osteopathy with Distinction, she completed a post-graduate diploma in Classical Osteopathy in January 2024.

With a genuine interest in people, Susanne takes time to understand her patients, their presenting symptoms and their unique history. She enjoys exploring and understanding the root causes of a problem, thereby helping her patients make sense of the presenting issue and recover long-term.

She uses a variety of techniques, blending the gentle articulatory techniques of Classical Osteopathy with more structural ways of working. Soft-tissue work, including massage, lifestyle advice and rehabilitation are part of her treatments.

Classical Osteopathy is a principles-based approach to health, looking at the body as a whole and utilizing the self-healing nature of the body. Susanne will work to relieve strains, rebalancing interconnections between different areas of the body, so improving circulation and how well that part of the body works. This leads to an increase in vitality, allowing healing and relief to follow.

Susanne has an interest, and experience, intreating patients with long-term pain, having volunteered for a year to increase her skills in this area.

She is a passionate skier, enjoys yoga and keeps fit by running, swimming and cycling. Preparing and cooking healthy food is also important to her.

Susanne is registered with the General Osteopathic Council and is a member of The Institute of Osteopaths and The Institute of Classical Osteopathy.

Availability: Wednesday 9:00am - 6:00pm, Friday 9:00am - 6:00pm

Josh is experienced in helping people undergoing acute and chronic pain, as well as alleviating general aches and pains. Communicating in a professional and competent manner, Josh will listen to your whole story and will work with you to find a treatment plan that best suits your lifestyle. He likes to use a combination of gentle, calming techniques, stronger manipulations, and massage. With an active lifestyle and previous experience as a yoga teacher, Josh has a good understanding of the value of sports and exercise and can find you the right tools to achieve your goals, whatever your fitness level.

Availability: Tuesday 14:00-20:00, Friday 9:00-18:00

Ruby qualified from the University College of Osteopathy with a Masters, focusing her work on the role of non-verbal bodily communication and empathy on patient outcomes. She has completed further postgraduate training achieving an award with the foundation for paediatric osteopathy. Alongside her clinical practice Ruby manages the community outreach for the charity, connecting and providing free health talks to local groups in Hackney.

Availability: Monday 2:00pm - 8:00pm, Tuesday 9:00am - 6:00pm, Wednesday 9:00am - 1:00 pm and Thursday 9:00am - 6:00pm