Specialist Clinics
All our practitioners do general practice, but also have specialist training and areas of specialist interest, as below
Joelle Fordham M.Ost (D.O), Registered Osteopath, Cranial & Visceral Osteopath, Medical Acupuncturist
Joelle has specialist training in supporting people suffering with Fibromyalgia, ME and Chronic Fatigue syndrome. She is a referral practitioner with The Chrysalis Effect, a step by step recovery pathway and support community accessed by over 4000 recoverers so to date with pilots programs currently running within the NHS, thanks to the progam's excellent results with these notoriously difficult to treat conditions.
Many people with long-Covid are now coming through the Chrysalis Effect program and are equally benefiting from the collective recovery knowledge accumulated from specialist practitioners and recovers alike.
Joelle also has specialist knowledge and a vast amount of experience treating people with hypermobility spectrum disorders, including Hypermobility Elher-Danlos Syndrome. As these conditions very often co-exist, having a good knowledge of both is clinically very useful.
Many people with long-Covid are now coming through the Chrysalis Effect program and are equally benefiting from the collective recovery knowledge accumulated from specialist practitioners and recovers alike.
Joelle also has specialist knowledge and a vast amount of experience treating people with hypermobility spectrum disorders, including Hypermobility Elher-Danlos Syndrome. As these conditions very often co-exist, having a good knowledge of both is clinically very useful.
Chloe Savage M.Ost (D.O) DPO, Registered Osteopath, Cranial Osteopath & Paediatric Osteopath
Osteopath Chloe Savage is our obstetric (pregnancy) and paediatric (babies & children) specialist practitioner, having undergone a Diploma in Pediatric Osteopathy (DPO) at the prestigious Osteopathic Centre for Children (OCC) in London.
Expectant parents were also treated and included in the teaching curriculum at the OCC and Chloe gained valuable experience working part-time at the London clinic over a period of two years during her specialist training.
This course also included a rotation within Barnet Hospital's Neonatoal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) where Chloe treated premature and severely ill babies under the supervision of some of the most experienced paediatric osteopaths in the UK.
Chloe is currently undergoing further training to include breast feeding support to her consultations to further help new parents beyond birth.
Expectant parents were also treated and included in the teaching curriculum at the OCC and Chloe gained valuable experience working part-time at the London clinic over a period of two years during her specialist training.
This course also included a rotation within Barnet Hospital's Neonatoal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) where Chloe treated premature and severely ill babies under the supervision of some of the most experienced paediatric osteopaths in the UK.
Chloe is currently undergoing further training to include breast feeding support to her consultations to further help new parents beyond birth.
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Mark Field B.Ost (D.O), Registered Osteopath, Sports Therapist & Medical Acupuncturist
As well as being a qualified osteopath, Mark brings over 22 years of experience as a sports therapist and 16 concurent years working within the NHS providing community physiotherapy, rehabilitation services and advice on lifestyle management to some of the most vulnerable members of our society. Mark has an interest in providing remedial treatments for sports injuries as sports is one of his passions.
Through his experience of working within the community for the NHS, Mark has also accumulated a whealth of experience working with the elderly and those with a heavy burden of illness that prevents their active participation in society and prevents them from living an active life. He feels passionately in supporting them in preserving their mobility, improving their lifestyle and helping them doing the things they love for as long as they are able to.
Through his experience of working within the community for the NHS, Mark has also accumulated a whealth of experience working with the elderly and those with a heavy burden of illness that prevents their active participation in society and prevents them from living an active life. He feels passionately in supporting them in preserving their mobility, improving their lifestyle and helping them doing the things they love for as long as they are able to.
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