Phoenix Osteopathy

George holds a Master’s degree from the British School of Osteopathy and a BSc honors degree in Exercise and Sports Science from the University of Exeter. Before becoming an osteopath, he gained valuable experience in the fitness industry and worked as a sports massage therapist for several years. A passionate rugby player, George represented Greece internationally until a foot injury prompted his retirement. He continues to prioritize fitness and understands first hand the frustrations of limited activity due to injury.

With a range of qualifications—including an ITEC Level 3 in Sports Massage, a Certificate IV in Personal Training, sports taping certification with RocTape, and a Diploma in Modern Western Medical Acupuncture—George is well-equipped to support athletes at all levels.

Currently, George works in Formula One, where he looks after one of the teams in a holistic capacity, focusing on fitness, therapy, nutrition, hydration, and sleep strategies to optimize performance. Additionally, he’s travelled with racing drivers in the World Endurance Championship, F2, F3, and other series, ensuring their race fitness and overall well-being.

George’s unique blend of sporting experience and osteopathic expertise allows him to understand the body’s movements and functions comprehensively. His approach integrates a holistic perspective into his treatments.

“Osteopathy is more than just addressing the site of pain; it’s about understanding the body as a whole. We explore why discomfort occurs, what compensations have developed, and how to implement corrections that enable the body to function efficiently.”

Amy graduated from the British School of Osteopathy in London with a Masters degree. She has a wealth of experience having first studied for a Sports and Exercise Science degree at Exeter University as well as having worked as Sports Massage practitioner and equipment Pilates teacher for a number of years.

Amy is a relatively new mum and whilst navigating that she does enjoy training at the gym and keeping fit. She’s an experienced middle/long distance runner and swimmer. Amy’s experienced injuries while exercising and knows the aggravation of not being able to be active or play the sport you love. In fact, successful treatment from an empathetic, local osteopath sowed the seeds in her mind of a possible career path and subsequently her osteopathic style.

Amy's 

exceptional at spotting patterns in injuries that are preventing them from healing properly and can get patients back to performing at their best or simply experiencing the quality of active life they desire. Amy takes great pride and care in communicating effectively with patients and providing them with knowledge about their injuries and pain so they can feel confident in their treatment and rehabilitation plans.

“One of the most rewarding aspects of being an Osteopath is spending the time to fully explore the individual needs of each patient so as to develop unique tailor-made treatment strategies, be it for a sports professional, an expectant mother or a nonagenarian.”

Gabby is a qualified osteopath, graduating with distinction. She’s passionate about helping people recover from pain and injury, supporting a wide range of patients - from those managing everyday discomforts to individuals overcoming more complex injuries.

With a kind and friendly approach, Gabby takes the time to understand each person’s unique situation and helps them set goals for their treatment. Whether its easing everyday discomfort, returning to sport, or exploring new activities, she supports her patients every step of the way in achieving what matters most to them. She combines hands-on treatment, rehabilitation, education, and lifestyle advice to guide each person through a tailored and holistic care plan.

Alongside osteopathy, Gabby is completing her Masters in Sports and Exercise Medicine at UCL this year; further strengthening her ability to deliver well-rounded, evidence-based care. Outside of the clinic, she enjoys running, triathlon, and spending time with her family.

Kaya holds a Master’s degree in Osteopathy from the University College of Osteopathy and a Bachelor’s degree in Sport Rehabilitation from the University of Nottingham. During her time in Nottingham, Kaya gained valuable experience working with high-level and amateur athletes in both clinical settings and at dynamic sporting events. Her passion for sports injury management extends to her role as a Soigneur for a UCI ProTour cycling team, where she travels to races, supporting riders with their nutrition, recovery, and injury management.

Studying osteopathy has allowed Kaya to develop her expertise, employing an integrated osteopathic approach enriched by her background in sports and exercise rehabilitation. She utilises a variety of modalities, including manual therapy, soft tissue massage, athletic taping, and exercise prescription, to address each patient’s unique needs.

Kaya believes that effective injury management requires a personalised treatment plan tailored to the individual. By combining her diverse skill set with lifestyle and activity advice, Kaya empowers her patients to take an active role in their health and well-being. Whether you are an athlete seeking to optimise performance and recovery or someone dealing with everyday aches and pains, Kaya is dedicated to helping you achieve your health goals.