Annabel first became interested in Osteopathy when she was treated by an osteopath for several sporting injuries as a teenager. Following this, she decided to pursue her interests and enrol in the Osteopathy programme at Swansea University, which is ranked 1st in the UK for complementary medicine Complete University Guide.
Through this, she treated a variety of musculoskeletal pathologies in conjunction with GP referral patients. Annabel enjoys treating a diverse range of people and utilizes a selection of structural techniques to get the best results for each individual.
Through this, she aspires to make a positive difference to all patients, optimising health and wellbeing. She strives to seek continual learning through attending regular courses to further her knowledge. After graduating she continued onto a Masters in Osteopathy at the UCO in London to further understand human movement.
Whilst studying at the UCO she worked with various Osteopaths and developed an interest in functional movement. Leah enrolled in a Functional Training Masters through Grays Institute based in America to further specialise in this area. Osteopathic examination and treatment is delivered by a registered practitioner with risk factors identified prior to any treatment is given!
Your osteopath will explain possible risks of treatment and discuss any concerns you may have prior to commencing with treatment. Osteopaths undertake an intense 4 β 5 year full time degree course with specific emphases on anatomy, physiology, pathology, neurology, X- rays, spinal adjusting and soft tissues techniques.
