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We also sell packages of treatment at a discounted cost. This includes 6 one hour massage for the price of 5. Contact the clinic to purchase.

Shockwave Therapy

Radial Shockwave Therapy is carried out by our specialist Registered Osteopaths and Chartered Physiotherapists. It is a very effective treatment for chronic or hard to treat tendinopathy's.


Osteopathy

Osteopathy is a hands-on treatment for your body's muscles and joints. It helps you to reduce pain, restore your mobility and can significantly improve your quality of life. And all without resorting to drugs or surgery. Osteopaths aim to find the root cause of your pain.


Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy helps to restore movement and function when someone is affected by injury, illness or disability. It can also help to reduce your risk of injury or illness in the future by prescribing rehabilitation exercises.


Osteopathy for Pregnancy & Paediatric (children and babies)

Pregnancy & Paediatric Osteopaths are fully trained and qualified general Osteopaths who have undertaken additional training to specialise in treating the physical stresses and strains caused by pregnancy plus babies and children up to age 18 years. If booking for a *BABY/CHILD* then please book in the CHILDS NAME and fill out THEIR details for them. We need to raise medical notes for the name... Read More

Pregnancy & Paediatric Osteopaths are fully trained and qualified general Osteopaths who have undertaken additional training to specialise in treating the physical stresses and strains caused by pregnancy plus babies and children up to age 18 years.
If booking for a *BABY/CHILD* then please book in the CHILDS NAME and fill out THEIR details for them. We need to raise medical notes for the name of the patient.


Mummy MOT

A Mummy MOT is like a tailored wellness check-up for new mums, especially when done by an osteopath, usually about six weeks after you've had your baby. This session is designed to help you recover and feel your best after all the physical changes of pregnancy and childbirth. PLEASE NOTE: the appointment is suitable for women who may have given birth years ago but still have a tummy gap o... Read More

A Mummy MOT is like a tailored wellness check-up for new mums, especially when done by an osteopath, usually about six weeks after you've had your baby.

This session is designed to help you recover and feel your best after all the physical changes of pregnancy and childbirth.

PLEASE NOTE: the appointment is suitable for women who may have given birth years ago but still have a tummy gap or are experiencing pelvic floor related issues.

Please bring shorts to wear at the appointment.

Please fill out your INTAKE FORM.


**ALL MASSAGES**

Our massage therapists offer all types of massages from relaxing/Swedish to sports massage. Please click on the type you are interested in to see all dates available or, if you know which therapist you would like to see, click on their photo and it will show you that particular therapist's available dates.


Acupuncture

Acupuncture is a safe treatment for all. Some people have acupuncture as a preventative measure to strengthen their constitution, or because they feel unwell. It can also be used alongside conventional medicine in the treatment of both acute and chronic disease. Acupuncture has been known to help many conditions.


Lymphatic Drainage Medical Massage

Suitable for post-op scar and swelling reduction as well as other lymph problems. Often recommended following cosmetic surgery, Lymphatic Drainage is an advanced therapy in which the practitioner uses a range of specialised and gentle rhythmic pumping techniques to move the skin in the direction of the lymph flow. This stimulates the lymphatic vessels that carry substances vital to the defence ... Read More

Suitable for post-op scar and swelling reduction as well as other lymph problems. Often recommended following cosmetic surgery, Lymphatic Drainage is an advanced therapy in which the practitioner uses a range of specialised and gentle rhythmic pumping techniques to move the skin in the direction of the lymph flow. This stimulates the lymphatic vessels that carry substances vital to the defence of the body as well as help in the removal of waste products. NEW CLIENTS MUST FILL OUT COVID INTAKE FORM IN ADVANCE.


Osteopathy Sports Massage - 60 mins £110 (Combined Treatment by an Osteopath)

This therapy is carried out by a qualified and experienced Osteopath. A Deep Tissue Medical Sports Massage designed to treat injuries and tight muscles but the additional knowledge and experience that Osteopathic training (minimum 4 years) provides.


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Reno is primarily a structural osteopath, using a range of manipulation and articulation techniques with patients, combined with soft tissue work. He also has an interest in mindfulness and its application to dealing with musculoskeletal pain. He is passionate about health, fitness and mental wellbeing and loves helping educate patients to better understand their symptoms.

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Donika attended Middlesex University in London, where she graduated with honors in a degree in Traditional Chinese Acupuncture, in 2016. Besides her bachelor’s degree in Acupuncture, she also holds a master’s degree in Chinese Herbal Medicine from the University of Westminster, London.

Donika attended Middlesex University in London, where she graduated with honors in a degree in Tr... Read More

Rachel graduated from the University College of Osteopathy with a Distinction. Prior to that, she studied Psychology at the University of Bristol, with the intention of becoming a Clinical Psychologist. After graduating, she was treated by an osteopath and discovered a whole new approach to health and wellbeing and never looked back.

Rachel is a strong believer in the osteopathic principle that the body tends towards self healing and as osteopaths we are finding the key to help unlock this. She uses a wide range of techniques which are individually tailored to each patient. These include structural osteopathy, visceral, cranial, shockwave and medical acupuncture. She has a special interest in complex chronic pain conditions.

Rachel graduated from the University College of Osteopathy with a Distinction. Prior to that, sh... Read More

Mollie is experienced in treating all types of patients from different walks of life, including sports people, pre and postnatal women, office workers, manual labourers and the elderly. Consequently she is able to treat many different musculoskeletal conditions.

​Mollie was awarded a Masters in Osteopathy with distinction from the University College of Osteopathy. She is also a trained Pilates instructor, and where necessary will incorporate her experience and knowledge of this into the treatment plan.

Mollie is experienced in treating all types of patients from different walks of life, including s... Read More

As well as a special interest in the treatment of migraines Gillian is an enthusiastic advocate of orthotics (corrective insoles) using the Everflex template method (so no messy plaster moulds!). She prides herself on ensuring her patients are comfortable and well informed on their treatment throughout and is a great believer in the MOT (maintenance osteopathic treatments) keeping her patients mobile and pain free all year round. She incorporates soft tissue manipulation, articulation and thrust techniques as well as the “Pulse” machine in her treatments and will also include cranial osteopathic modalities where indicated. Gillian enjoys cycling and yoga in her spare time, which is also divided between her 2 children, 2 cats and garden.

As well as a special interest in the treatment of migraines Gillian is an enthusiastic advocate o... Read More

Let me tell you about Sonia’s journey into the wonderful world of massage therapy – it’s a real feel-good story!

Back in 2010, Sonia dipped her toes into the massage game and hasn’t looked back since. She started out by offering her magical massages at all sorts of places – School Fairs, Community Centres, Health Centres – you name it, she was there, spreading relaxation and good vibes wherever she went.

From the get-go, Sonia was hooked on the amazing benefits of touch. There’s something truly special about the way a simple massage can melt away stress, ease tension, and leave you feeling as light as a feather Sonia knew she had found her calling right then and there.

Now, fast forward to today, and Sonia is a certified pro in Relaxing and Deep Tissue Massage. But that’s not all – she’s also got some seriously cool tricks up her sleeve, like her special ‘No Hands Massage’ technique. Yep, you heard that right – she’s mastered the art of massage without even using her hands! Plus, she’s a proud member of the No Hands Massage Association, rubbing shoulders (pun intended!) with the best in the biz.

But wait, there’s more! Sonia’s not just about the body – she’s got a soft spot for Indian Head Massage too. There’s something about the soothing strokes and gentle kneading that just hits the spot every time.

When you ask Sonia about her work, her eyes light up, and you can tell she’s truly passionate about what she does;

“It’s not just about rubbing shoulders and kneading knots,” she says with a smile. “It’s about making a real difference in people’s lives. Whether it’s easing tension in their shoulders, soothing discomfort in their lower back, or giving tired legs a new lease on life, it’s incredibly fulfilling to know that I’m making a positive impact on others.”

So, there you have it – Sonia’s journey from a massage newbie to a certified relaxation guru.

With her magic hands and heartfelt passion for helping others, she’s making the world a happier, more relaxed place, one massage at a time.

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Sports Massage and Reflexologist BTEC ITEC APTI SMA International Therapy Examination Council C10662 Sports Massage Association

My journey as a bodyworker began in 2004. But it wasn’t until a couple of years later when I obtained my BTEC Level 5 Diploma in Sports Massage that things started to get interesting for me and ever since then I have continued to feed my hunger for knowledge with ongoing training and self study, all of which have enabled me to treat an increasingly wider range of musculoskeletal issues.

Contrary to what some believe, sports massage is not solely the preserve of athletes and fitness fanatics. Many of my sports massage clients just lead very busy and stressful lives. So whilst many will seek sports massage for injury prevention or performance enhancement many others will use it to help them manage pain or tension resulting from their jobs and lifestyles.

Another misconception of sports massage is that it’s intrinsically painful. But the ‘no pain no gain’ approach is not one that I subscribe to. Whilst you may on occasion experience some discomfort, the overriding response should still be one that’s relaxed in nature as opposed to how you’d feel after going ten rounds with Mike Tyson!

Myofascial Release and Trigger Point Therapy are both specialised soft tissue modalities that along with joint mobilisation and stretching are integral to how I work. Additionally, depending on your symptoms and needs, a physical assessment and exercise therapy may be offered as part of your treatment.

Besides my clinic work is a passion for teaching and over the years I have had the pleasure of training many new sports massage therapists and running my own workshops.

So whether it’s a chronic back issue, stiff joints, nerve pain, a recurring injury or your body just aches, don’t wait for it to get better on its own. Book in for a session today.

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Mardi qualified as an osteopath and a naturopath in 1994.

She worked all over the UK, providing treatments to a range of people; from farmers in Lincolnshire to ex-Rugby players in Cardiff, before setting up a clinic in Brixton in 1999. Originally on Acre Lane and known as the Brixton Back Pain Clinic in 2002 she moved to our current premises on Brixton Road in the heart of Brixton bringing her expertise to the creative and dynamic people of Brixton.

An east Londoner by birth she settled in Brixton in 1996 after meeting her partner Fergus (who also works for the centre, as a massage therapist). They both live locally and have brought up two children here.

Mardi is very proud of the team she has at the centre, many of whom have been with her from the beginning. Together they offer a unique service to Brixton and the surrounding area.

Mardi says: “my aim has always been to offer my clients a fully integrated complementary health care service. Most of my clients come in with neck or back pain but I’ve always been aware that there can be many causative factors. So if I need to refer to an acupuncturist to help reduce inflammation for tendonitis or to a homeopath for help with eczema, or indeed to a counsellor for help with a stressful life situation, I have a team of experienced therapists that I know well and can refer my clients to with confidence.”

More of her time these days is spent running the centre but she still treat patients on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. She says that what she has enjoyed over the years is getting to treat whole families, or networks of friends, seeing children being born and families grow and knowing that she can help from birth onwards.

Mardi qualified as an osteopath and a naturopath in 1994. She worked all over the UK, providing ... Read More

Naomi was awarded a Distinction for her Masters degree in Osteopathy from the renowned University College of Osteopathy.

She is an experienced Yoga Teacher, has a BTEC Level 5 in Sports and Remedial Massage and certifications in Dry Needling (Medical Acupuncture) and Applied Functional Science (Grey’s Institute). ​ Naomi has a gentle and caring approach to her patients, seeking to understand what is important for them to function in daily life so that she can develop a treatment plan tailored to their individual needs.

She uses a combination of hands-on treatment, patient education and functional movement techniques to help people achieve their goals and get back to doing the things they love, free from pain. ​ Having trained in various specialist clinics such as Women’s Health, HIV Blanchard and a GP surgery, Naomi is well versed in treating people from all walks of life with a variety of musculoskeletal conditions. ​ Naomi’s interest in physical therapy began as a young athlete competing in track events and developed across several years of teaching yoga.

Her passion for therapeutic bodywork continues to grow from an innate curiosity of how the body heals. ​ Aside from being an osteopath Naomi enjoys travelling, swimming, cycling and live music.

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Sophie has a Level 3 Diploma in Sports Massage and is currently studying full time for a Masters in Osteopathy at the University College of Osteopathy, where she has developed an understanding of anatomy and physiology.

She has gained skills in soft tissue techniques, strengthening and muscular energy techniques among others which have helped develop her as a practitioner.

Her current goal is to help aid people to live a pain free life through massage. Her goal after graduation is to work as an osteopath specialising in paediatrics, sports injury and performing arts.

In her free time she enjoys swimming and playing hockey.

Sophie has a Level 3 Diploma in Sports Massage and is currently studying full time for a Masters ... Read More

After 12 years practice as a Shiatsu massage practitioner Linda enhanced her sensitivity with touch to go and further her training. Here she developed the acupuncture palpation method informed by the late Prof Wang. For eight years she trained on a combined degree in Western Medicine, Therapeutic Relationships, Research and Acupuncturist, where she graduated from “The University of Westminster” in 2016. She has followed professors of acupuncture in their research centred on strokes, anxiety and positive health outcomes.

She is presently studying on a two-year course in Tui-na Massage at The North London College of Acupuncture and for her Masters in Chinese Herbs at the University of Westminster. As always integrating all that she learns into her local community.

Inspired by her work at the Lotus Healing Centre (one of the leading in Eastern in the UK) she went on to train for three years in the combined studies of Shiatsu Massage, Traditional Chinese Medicine and Counselling, graduating in 1998, from the Ki Kai Shiatsu Centre, which has now been established at Morley College, Lambeth North Campus.

After 12 years practice as a Shiatsu massage practitioner Linda enhanced her sensitivity with tou... Read More

Marta graduated in the prestigious ICOM in Milan, after 5 years of study and 1300 hours in the college clinic, achieving the Italian qualification of D.O. (Diploma in Osteopathy). She then moved to England and studied at Nescot University in Surrey, where she achieved an M.Sc. in Osteopathy, and is now a fully registered member of the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC).

Marta takes a holistic approach to practising osteopathy; alleviate your symptoms, stimulate the healing mechanism of your own body and removing the underlying cause of stress.

In order to tailor the best treatment for each patient she draws from a wide variety of techniques, incorporating Cranio-sacral, Visceral and Functional along with Structural techniques.

Marta has always been eager to deepen her knowledge and has a particular interest in the osteopathic approach to Obstetrics and Paediatrics.

Her curiosity has led her to attend several postgraduate courses, as well as lectures, specifically on the “Female pelvis and analysis of pelvic pain in women”, the “Anatomy and physiology of the gastro-intestinal tract and of the autonomic nervous system”, and the “International Conference of Osteopathic Medicine in the Paediatric area”.

Marta graduated in the prestigious ICOM in Milan, after 5 years of study and 1300 hours in the co... Read More

Chris completed a bachelors degree in Psychology from The University of Sheffield in 2014 before completing his masters degree in physiotherapy at King’s College London in 2018.

Chris has a strong interest in sports medicine previously working in the academy football setting, senior UK American Football, providing sports massage at sporting events such as the London Marathon, and now within the NHS setting.

Chris works through using detailed musculoskeletal assessments to provide holistic exercise and manual treatment, focusing on building towards patient goals and advising on future injury prevention. He has experience in post-operative rehabilitation, occupational and sporting injuries and persistent pain.

Chris completed a bachelors degree in Psychology from The University of Sheffield in 2014 before ... Read More

Lola graduated in 2002 as an acupuncturist after successfully training at Westminster University in London gaining a BSc. (Hons) in Traditional Chinese Medicine: Acupuncture, as well as a certificate in Swedish Therapeutic Massage.

Her specialities lie in Fertility and Pregnancy Care.

Prior to this, Lola trained as a Shiatsu practitioner at the European school of Shiatsu, London in 1994 and as an Ear Acupuncturist, in 1996.

She has worked with patients suffering from a number of general complaints, including different kinds of addictions and stress, amongst others. She also has a certificate in the use of Bach Flowers remedies and in First Aid. Lola has extensive clinical experience and is currently practising in her private clinic as well as a part-time Acupuncturist for the NHS.

Lola Boix is a full member of the British Acupuncture Council.

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Lilou is a qualified General and Cranial Osteopath. She has experience in treating patients with various conditions from headaches, migraines and neck issues, to fibromyalgia and more. She graduated with a Master of Osteopathy with distinction from the renowned University College of Osteopathy.

Her approach to treatment is a combination of Cranial Osteopathy, Traditional Osteopathy techniques and Manual Lymphatic Drainage to get the best results. She is also qualified in Western Medical Acupuncture. Using a tailored approach to care, she will ensure her patients are listened to and walk out feeling much better.

She is trained in vestibular rehabilitation for issues such as vestibular neuritis, balance problems or dizziness and vertigo. She works in conjunction with ENT surgeons to achieve the best results for her patients.

She has a special interest in women’s health and paediatrics. She treats expecting mothers, post-partum mums, newborns.

Lilou is a qualified General and Cranial Osteopath. She has experience in treating patients with ... Read More

Nick holds a Level 3 Diploma in Sports Massage Therapy and is currently in his third year of an integrated master’s program in Osteopathy. His educational background gives him a highly technical approach to massage, with a strong emphasis on patient well-being and satisfaction.

Nick’s journey in sports massage and osteopathy has provided him with a deep understanding of human anatomy and physiology. He has honed a variety of practical skills, such as soft tissue release, neuromuscular techniques, and personalised strengthening exercises. His approach is highly individualised, ensuring that each treatment is tailored to the specific needs of his clients.

Nick is passionate about helping clients achieve optimal health and well-being. His comprehensive knowledge and compassionate approach enable him to provide effective and bespoke treatments that enhance his client’s quality of life.

Nick holds a Level 3 Diploma in Sports Massage Therapy and is currently in his third year of an i... Read More

Emma graduated from Swansea University with a Masters in Osteopathy (1st Class). Having had the opportunity to work in both NHS and private osteopathic clinics, Emma has been exposed to a wide range of patients; from elderly patients, to office workers and through to athletes.

Emma’s dynamic approach uses a wide range of hands on manual techniques. Her approach goes beyond the structural or mechanical aspects of pain, taking into consideration all aspects of an individual’s health. In doing this Emma is experienced in delivering a tailored and holistic patient focussed approach to treatment, and advise on a wide range of health issues.

Emma stresses the importance of swiftly reducing her patients’ symptoms, identifying the causes of pain, and, educating her patients in understanding their injury and pain so that they can heal faster and for the long-term. Her aim is to promote health and well-being and to encourage her patients to take an active role in their recovery.

Emma graduated from Swansea University with a Masters in Osteopathy (1st Class). Having had the o... Read More

David believes in evidence-based and up-to-date interventions in order to reduce patient disability or suffering, adding skilful and compassionate guidance which empowers patients to regain control of their health. He employs a range of techniques in his treatments, including western medical acupuncture and spinal manipulation.

Supported by a two-year postgraduate diploma in paediatric osteopathy, he has a special interest in the wellbeing of children and babies. His very flexible style of treatment is informed by own experiences as a youth athlete, husband of a contemporary dancer, and father of a young child.

David holds a Master’s in Osteopathy from the University College of Osteopathy, formerly British School of Osteopathy, as well as an M.Sc. degree in Neuroscience from King’s College London, both of which he completed with distinction.

Drawing on his knowledge from pain research, he works with patients suffering from chronic painful conditions as well as to prevent acute problems from becoming chronic.

David is strongly involved in osteopathic education at a large German school.

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Nigel originally trained as a P.E. teacher and tennis coach. His initial interest in the bio-mechanics of the body became more refined through yoga and tai chi practice.

He was founder and director of Brockwell Lido yoga for 20+ years, and has trained many local teachers through Amrita School of Yoga.

His exploration into movement, where optimum outcome from minimum effort became a guiding principle, has profoundly informed his body work.

He has worked extensively in corporate environments, treating teams of staff as part of their well-being programmes.

He is qualified in holistic massage and Thai/yoga massage therapies, and has more recently undertaken MA studies in dance movement psychotherapy, revealing how the physical state of our bodies is informed and influenced by our state of mind and how we show up in the world, and vice versa.

Nigel is registered with the Federation of Holistic Therapists (FHT).

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