Gaining a Masters in Osteopathy, as well as a diploma in Naturopathy, Laura graduated from the prestigious British College of Osteopathic Medicine. Having a strong sporting background, Laura treats a wide variety of sporting and mechanical injuries and has worked with many endurance athletes competing in varying events from sprint distance triathlons to full Ironman competitions.

Laura has also worked at grassroots level coaching football, and playing football for the likes of Ipswich and Tottenham ladies.

Laura is a structural Osteopath interested in enhancing the body’s capacity for performance. She has worked in multidisciplinary clinics in London, and in more recent years has developed her scope of practice in the field of ergonomics.

Over the years, Laura has developed a good relationship with a number of top Orthopaedic consultants in Central London, which has provided a seamless network of care when needed.

Samantha graduated in 2012 from the Peninsula Allied Health Professions School in Devon. She has since completed 6 years working within the NHS across all key specialities of physiotherapy, with an additional 3 years’ sports massage alongside this. Samantha has provided physio to high-performance athletes across a wide variety of disciplines, including weightlifting (GB and international athletes), rowing, crossfit, dance, rugby, swimming and boxing (The Royal Artillery Boxing Club). Her strong strength & conditioning background is enhanced by not only working with, but competing against athletes at a national and international level in a number of sports.

In addition to sports injuries & performance, Samantha has a particular focus on
– Hip and pelvic injuries
– Shoulder injuries
– Women’s health and fitness, including progressing back to high level sport post women’s health physio input
– The young athlete

Her specialty also extends to performance coaching for athletes from post injury rehab to prehab & performance progression.

She is involved in ongoing work to improve the accessibility and safety of strength and conditioning for women, and newcomers to S&C. As part of this work, she has hosted an annual female-only charity fitness event for the past eight years.

Samantha also has a foundation qualification in nutrition for health and performance.

Samantha believes that patient understanding is key to ensure you make the most out of the rehab, and are able to fully support your treatment in the short- and long-term.

Adam is a French osteopath who graduated from the University College of Osteopathy (formerly known as British School of Osteopathy) with a Masters in Osteopathy. Originally from Paris, he started studying in the south of France in Nice at the Atman Osteopathic Campus before deciding to obtain an international qualification by moving to London to continue and finish his Masters.

Motivated by a strong passion for sports in general, Adam started working for the Wasps FC men rugby teams during his last year studying osteopathy, before becoming one of the lead osteopath for the Speedworks London athletics squad of sprinters, based at the Lee Valley Athletics Centre in North London for the past 3 years.
He has treated and participated in the rehab of a diverse range of athletes, from Olympians to elite football, rugby players, but also American football.

The body functions as a unit, and therefore Adam aims to address it holistically, using a various range of skills (spinal mobilisations, soft tissue, dry needling), and taking into consideration every aspect of it, from the biomechanics to the psychology of the patient.
Adam believes strongly in the patient-osteopath trust relationship being a key element on the journey to optimal health.

Adam attaches great importance to the patient and their role in the treatment process, making them a key and active actor in their recovery.

 Chloe graduated frm the University College of Ostepathy with a s Masters in Osteopathy. She spent six years previous to this working as a personal trainer and still continues to train clients at a Central London gym. 

Her main aim is to keep patients moving as this is key to not just good physical health, but mental health too. She understands the frustrations of injuries so not only want to help with the hands on treatment, but the alternatives and advice on the road to recovery also.