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.

With a genuine interest in people, Susanne takes time to understand you, your unique history, as well as your presenting symptoms. This helps her to provide tailored treatment and advice, according to your personal goals and needs.

She uses a variety of techniques, including joint articulation and mobilisation, soft-tissue work, lifestyle and rehabilitation advice. With expert care and an understanding of the underlying causes of tension within the body, she aims to provide a treatment to unwind tension, reduce pain and promote a positive change towards health.

She graduated from the University of Osteopathy with Distinction and is currently studying for a post-graduate diploma in Classical Osteopathy. Classical Osteopathy is a principles-based approach to health, looking at the body as a whole and utilising the self-healing nature of the body. Susanne is gaining a deeper understanding of the interrelation between all body systems and how osteopathy can promote long-term health.

She is a passionate skier, enjoys yoga and keeps fit by running, swimming and cycling.

Availability: Tuesday 14:00am - 7:00pm, Friday 9:00am - 6:00pm

Christina has been in practice since 2002. Originally from Germany, she trained at the British School of osteopathy in London. Her specialisms include paediatric osteopathy and Women’s health, using both traditional structural manipulation as well as a deep emphasis on cranial osteopathy.

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

Following a career in the city, Dominic obtained a masters from University College of Osteopathy. Dominic’s mission has been to help his patients understand how their bodies work and what they can do to recover from new or persistent injuries, focusing on reducing pain whilst increasing movement and flexibility. Dominic has a keen interest in endurance sports running marathons and ultra-marathons, or as he terms them ‘elective pain sports’. Dominic continues to develop his knowledge base within both pain and sport psychology, movement rehabilitation and working with people in long term pain.

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Availability: Monday 9:00am - 6:00pm, Wednesday 11:00am - 8:00pm, Friday 9:00am - 6:00pm

As an Osteopath she uses a gentle approach, utilising a range of techniques to meet the needs of each individual patient, through traditional structural techniques, exercise and lifestyle advice, as well as a strong emphasis on cranial osteopathy. Johanna works with a variety of patients, supporting them through chronic pain conditions, pregnancy, old age, injuries, and general aches and pains.

She believes that Osteopathy is for everyone and can be used  as a powerful tool to help restore the body’s natural self-healing mechanism, and to support the individual’s journey towards health and empowerment.

Availability: Monday 11:00am - 8:00pm, Thursday 9:00am - 6:00pm

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Thomas completed a master’s degree in Osteopathy at Swansea University. He explores the interrelations between our physical and emotional health, and the neuroscience behind it, which led to publishing a research study in the renowned journal Frontier in Psychology. After graduating, Thomas joined the medical-equip Medical Volunteer International, providing Osteopathy for asylum-seekers at the Moria refugee camp. This experience strengthened his resolution to end health inequalities as it is often the case.

Availability: Monday 2:00pm - 8:00pm, Tuesday 9:00am - 6:00pm, Friday 9:00am - 6:00pm

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