Lydia enjoys working with all types of patients and has a particular interest in treating sports injuries pregnancy related back and pelvic pain, children, lower back and neck pain. Her final-year dissertation focused on treating lower back and pelvic girdle pain during pregnancy.

With a passion for health, Lydia believes in optimising the body’s functioning and works with patients to develop tailored treatment plans for the best results. 

Lydia qualified from the European School of Osteopathy in 2015 following 4 years of study. She has a strong sporting background, having first studied Exercise and Sport Science at The University of Exeter, where she earned a BSc with honours.

Outside of work Lydia competes in varying distance triathlons, having completed Ironman Wales in 2019. She has a love of the outdoors and enjoys spending time with friends, family and her family dog Luna the cocker spaniel (who you may find in the clinic from time to time!)

Anna has recently qualified as an osteopath following 4 years of study at NESCOT. She has thoroughly enjoyed her training, receiving student of the year in her final year, and is now looking forward to using her skills to help the wider community.

Anna has a passion for exercise and well- being having worked as a Body Combat and Body Pump group exercise instructor for the past 7 years. Her understanding of the body and how it responds under the stresses of exercise as well as day to day activities is excellent.

With a special interest in the mind- body connection Anna has completed a Level 2 counselling course, and her final year dissertation investigated the importance of good communication between osteopath and patient in a clinical setting.

Having worked in child-care settings as an early years practitioner for 10 years Anna has a real gift for working with children (and parents!) and going forward hopes to complete specific paediatric training in osteopathy.