I graduated from the British College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2007 and practice both structural and cranial osteopathy as well as teaching clinical Pilates.  

I specialise in sport and exercise rehabilitation having gained a BSc (Hons) in Sport and Health Science from the University of Southampton prior to becoming an Osteopath. It was through my Sports Science degree that I became interested in the biomechanics of injuries and how we can use specific exercises to retrain the body to move better and heal injuries which in turn can help us to be more efficient and achieve more in our chosen sports and activities.  It was through this interest that I discovered Pilates and the benefits the Pilates Method can have in treating injuries. I went on to qualify as a Pilates instructor in 2004 and now have over 16 years of experience in teaching both group classes and one to one rehabilitative Pilates in a clinical setting. 

My continuing post graduate professional development has covered many areas of specialism including trigger point acupuncture, sports injury strapping, shockwave therapy, cranial and paediatric osteopathy and advanced osteopathic structural techniques. I am also a certified running technique coach.  

I have always enjoyed being active and it was through competing as an figure skater and later through snowboarding that I first discovered Osteopathy and how effective it was at getting me back to fitness after injuries. Although ice skating and snowboarding no longer fit into my regular sporting activities, I enjoy keeping active by running, swimming and cycling and doing as much Pilates as possible!

Emma is registered with most insurance companies including AXA, Cigna, Vitality,Aviva, Simply Health and Cigna.