Rehabilitation & Pilates

Laura started her career as a dancer after training at the Urdang Academy in London. After sustaining injuries of her own, she became very interested in how the musculoskeletal system works and went on to train in both Sports Massage and Pilates.

She trained at Body Control Pilates, holding a Level 3 Matwork qualification. The combination of hands-on soft tissue work and Pilates, have given Laura a specialist view into movement potentials and enables her to approach rehabilitation from different angles.

Graduated as a Registered Osteopath in 1999, having previously qualified as a sports therapist. In terms of sports-related work he has tended to specialise in both Golf and Polo, from keen amateurs to PGA Professionals and International Polo players. More recently, Graeme has travelled with the Mercedes AMG Formula One (TM) team supplying MSK support to the race team and drivers.

However, it is the more chronic and long-standing injuries, where maybe previous intervention has proved ineffective, that Graeme finds most challenging. Over his twenty years of experience, he has also formed very close working relationships with top Orthopaedic Consultants both locally and in London.

Toby graduated from the British School of Osteopathy with Distinction and also completed sports massage training at the London School of Sports Massage. Since then he has treated patients from all walks of life and enjoys helping patients get back to activity with a mixture of hands-on and rehabilitation work.

Prior to becoming an osteopath, he was a professional ballet dancer and inevitably has an affinity for helping dancers and their injuries. He has had research on dancers and osteopathy published in the Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies and is also a Registered Practitioner with the British Association of Performing Arts Medicine.