My love and fascination with movement has always existed and my former years were spent wildly exploring this fascination. Skateboarding, roller skating , breakdancing, gymnastics, kung-fu, parkour... the list goes on.

I competed successfully on the National and European stages in full contact martial arts and perhaps a blessing in disguise, it wasn't until I suffered a knee injury that I realised I wasn't indestructible. The seed was sown as manual therapeutic intervention guided me to a full recovery. I then went on to win more competitions and gain a World Championship title.

My profession at the time was in Television Post Production and although enjoyable, it kept me too far away from my real passions and interests. So the inevitable happened and I jumped ship from the world of television into the world of health & fitness, injury prevention, treatment and rehabilitation.

From patient to practitioner, my conviction comes from having been on the therapist's table so many times, experiencing first hand what works and what doesn't.  I truly believe in what I do and have a deeper rooted understanding in what it means to just be functioning or to be at your optimal best. There is a difference.

I completed a 5 year Masters degree in Osteopathy at the British School of Osteopathy (now the University College of Osteopathy) and I am registered with the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC). The depth of knowledge that I have attained about the human body, health and disease, has been the perfect marriage to my pre-existing experience and practical skill set.  I have been very fortunate to have worked with many elite level athletes from a multitude of disciplines, as well as the more sedentary and those from all walks of life. I draw upon all these in my treatment approach, aiming to get the best results efficiently with every person.

My purpose is to educate and empower every patient that I work with, whilst bringing about optimal health and performance in all spheres of life. The study and practice of Functional Medicine has been a game changer here. Being able to test and search for the root cause of dysfunction and disease with patients and work with them to combat long standing problems has pushed the boundaries to far beyond the limits of manual therapy alone.

Tomaso has over 15 years experience in the fitness industry and over 5 years in manual sports therapy. As an Osteopath and Personal Trainer he employs a multi-faceted approach to achieving clients’ physical goals, and understands the importance of recovery and prevention through the use of osteopathic techniques and exercise. Tomaso is skilled at applying the correct techniques and pressure during his treatments to best suit the patient in front of him. He complements his osteopathic practice with the use of dry needling and K-taping. Tomaso also specialises in pregnancy treatments to help dealing with the changes that occur throughout the various stages of pregnancy.

Originally from Italy, Tomaso has coached swimming and basketball, and has also worked in Italy, Australia and the UK as a Personal Trainer. He remains consistent in his own movement practices with a strong focus on calisthenics, hand balance training and strength and conditioning. Following his keen interest in the human body, Tomaso is committed in further expanding his knowledge on anatomy, physiology and  movement to provide an always improved support for his patients. 

Sandy is a GOsC-registered osteopath and graduate of the University College of Osteopathy (UCO), where he developed a strong foundation in structural osteopathic practice. He brings a friendly and reassuring manner to his work, helping patients feel comfortable and confident throughout their treatment journey. Sandy is committed to supporting the body’s natural ability to heal by improving biomechanics, restoring mobility, and reducing pain.

His approach blends hands-on manual therapy with clear, practical guidance to help patients better understand their condition and manage their health beyond the treatment room. Alongside traditional osteopathic techniques, Sandy is trained in dry needling and sports massage, which he integrates into care plans where appropriate to reduce muscular tension and enhance functional recovery. He adapts each treatment to suit the individual, considering their day-to-day demands, personal goals, and physical activity levels.

Communication lies at the centre of Sandy’s clinical philosophy. He values taking the time to listen, answer questions, and explain his reasoning to ensure patients feel informed and involved in decision-making. Whether someone is experiencing a recent injury, managing ongoing discomfort, or aiming to improve movement for daily life, Sandy works collaboratively to develop a path toward lasting well-being.

Sandy has a strong personal interest in keeping active and understands the challenges that can accompany pain, reduced mobility, or returning to activity after time away. Outside the clinic, he enjoys running, cycling, and playing badminton, as well as getting outdoors to explore the countryside. His active lifestyle informs his appreciation of healthy movement, resilience, and injury prevention.

Motivated by continuous learning and patient success, Sandy is dedicated to delivering high-quality care that supports people in feeling and functioning at their best, helping them return to the activities and lifestyles they enjoy.