Honor graduated from Swansea University with a Masters of Osteopathy. Studying for 4-years has equipped her with the knowledge and skillset to diagnose and treat musculoskeletal complaints, ranging from general aches and pains to sports related injuries.

Honor enjoys treating adults of all ages and treating a variety of conditions. She uses a range of osteopathic techniques such as mobilisations, manipulations and soft tissue. Honor is always striving to provide the best results for her patients. Each treatment plan is tailored individually for the patient with lifestyle advice and exercise prescription included.

Honor finds her work very rewarding and enjoys working with patients to provide a caring and preventative approach to treatment.

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After qualifying in 1999 Tim worked in a large multi-disciplinary clinic for two years, combining classical osteopathy for humans but also for top flight race horses! To further his interest in sports injuries, Tim set up a busy winter sports injury clinic in the French ski resort of Meribel for 4 winter seasons. When the snow melted he spent the summers in a paediatric clinic on the other side of the world in New Zealand.

After 4 years he returned to Bristol and has taken over the running of the Sneyd Park clinic and Queen Charlotte Street clinic. His specialist areas include sports injuries and migraines/headaches. Tim likes treating a wide range of injuries from the jogger on the Downs, right up to Olympic medal winners.

Tim regularly lectures to spinal consultants and GP’s on musculoskeletal dysfunction.

He is currently Chairman of the award-winning Bristol Osteopathic Society.

Tim leads an active family life with three lively children. When he does get some spare time he can be found rock climbing in the Avon Gorge or racing for the LVIS road bike team. To relax he goes caving!

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Alison qualified in 2001 in deep tissue and therapeutic massage and is registered with the Complementary Therapists Association. She joined the practice in 2002, after completing further training in Sports and Remedial Massage and Sports Injuries.

Having used massage and osteopathy to recover from her own sports injuries, Alison decided to put her sales and marketing career behind her to pursue her interest in structural therapies, and the way they can be used to improve the body’s movement.

Over the years Alison has gained valuable experience treating a wide range of musculoskeletal ailments in patients of all ages, from children to the elderly.

Her treatment aims to improve muscle flexibility and joint mobility, and to promote recovery from injury or trauma using a combination of deep tissue, neuromuscular, muscle energy and myofascial release techniques.

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Kirstin graduated from Leeds Beckett University in 2016 with a Master’s degree in Osteopathy. After graduating Kirstin moved to Melbourne Australia where she worked for 3 and half years, working in a large Osteopathic Clinic developing her skills while gaining invaluable experience.

While in Australia Kirstin trained in Dry Needling which she has found complements Osteopathic Treatment and is beneficial for many different patients.

Kirstin enjoys treating all types of musculoskeletal conditions with hands on treatment along with exercise, she has a particular interest in neck and shoulder injuries.

Kirstin’s return to the UK has brought her to Queen Charlotte Street where she is excited to get stuck into helping patients back to health and the things they love doing.

Kirstin is a keen triathlete , so when not at work is often found exploring on her bike , running or in the pool. She also loves to travel so is always looking for new places to visit.

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It was through having a massage and experiencing how amazing, uplifted and free from tension it made her feel that led Piia to train as a massage therapist herself. She has been practising massage therapy since 1998, and trained through the Bristol College of Massage and Bodywork (BCMB). Throughout the years Piia has returned to the College for advanced workshops and has recently finished a Diploma 5 Remedial & Sports Massage course.

Her focus is on dealing with the person’s body and mind, where it is at that moment, to provide a treatment that is in tune with their specific needs at that time.

Piia love’s her work and the instant positive response clients give, that deeper breath, or slight shift and change in the muscle tissue, and the smile on their relaxed faces when they leave the treatment room. That inspires Piia to promote healing and positive wellbeing through massage. She continues to discover new techniques and believes in ongoing training in order to deliver high standard, person focused treatments. Her long experience as a massage therapist, and treating common musculoskeletal complaints, enhances her ability to listen to your body and assist it to heal itself.

Piia is a member of the FHT (the Federation for Holistic Therapists).

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Meg is registered with the Complementary Therapists Association and the Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council. She joined the practice in 1996 after qualifying in Therapeutic and Deep Tissue Massage.

Originally from Massachusetts, Meg comes from a professional contemporary dance background, having performed and taught in the USA, UK and Europe. She draws on this experience, and her interest in rock climbing, to treat a wide range of muscular and physical conditions.

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Lucy boasts a decade of expertise as a manual therapist, marked by a commitment to continuous improvement through diverse training experiences. From intensive weekend courses delving into massage techniques to a transformative month in Chang Mai, Thailand learning the art of Thai massage. In 2017 she participated in a comprehensive year of study in Sports and Remedial massage therapy at the esteemed Bristol College of Massage and Bodywork. What sets her apart is the seamless integration of these varied skills, creating a massage experience that is truly distinctive.

Her guiding philosophy is centered on the belief that a massage should be a source of relief, not discomfort. Lucy employs a deliberate, unhurried pace that enables the application of deeper pressure without inducing pain. Each treatment is meticulously tailored to the individual, reflecting her dedication to a patient-centered approach.

Beyond the massage table, Lucy finds joy in an active lifestyle, embracing pursuits such as cycling and yoga. Her curiosity extends to exploring different health modalities, with a keen interest in pain science, nutrition, and the intricacies of the gut microbiome. Additionally, she values time spent with friends and family, cultivating meaningful connections that enrich her personal and professional life. Lucy’s holistic approach to well-being extends beyond her practice, making her not only a skilled manual therapist but also a passionate advocate for a balanced and healthy lifestyle.

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John graduated from Plymouth Marjon Univeristy with a Masters degree in Osteopathy and works in both the Queen Charlotte Street and Sneyd Park clinics.

Being a keen sports person, John pursued a career in Osteopathy after seeing the benefits of treatment both after injury and as preventative care. During his studies, he completed a thesis researching the role of osteopathy in the recovery of post concussion symptoms, to better understand correct management.

He likes to take a structural and biomechanical approach to treatment, with a special interest in athletes and sporting injuries. John has a passion for getting patients back doing what they love pain free, through using a variety of techniques and providing personalised exercises adapted to the patient’s needs.

Out of clinic, John likes to stay active, training for triathlons, playing golf or swimming in the sea.

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Claire is a Holistic Massage Therapist registered with the Massage Training Institute. Using a wide range of massage techniques including stretching and mobilisation she aims to help restore and maintain physical and emotional balance.

Claire tailors her massage to your individual needs, understanding our lives are busy for a variety of reasons. Claire continues to study anatomy, physiology and holistic therapies to deepen her knowledge of physical, mental and spiritual wellbeing.

Many of you will recognise Claire as she was our receptionist at Queen Charlotte Street from 2014-2018. During this time she was inspired by the work we did and was endlessly asking questions about the body and how it worked, her curiosity and passion for being able to help people lead her to retraining as a massage therapist as well as having time off to have her daughter. Needless to say we were as delighted to offer her a space on the massage team when she was ready to join it!

Claires massages are available at Wells Road on Mondays, Tuesday evening and alternate Saturdays.

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David graduated from the British School of Osteopathy in 1987. Initially working in Lincolnshire and then Australia, he settled in Bristol in 1990 and founded Wells Road Osteopaths in 1993.

He has lectured extensively on osteopathy and sports injury prevention. He has a keen interest in sports related injuries with a special interest in veteran sports. Having lectured at Bristol’s Circus School Circomedia and the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School, he has gained experience in the treatment of injuries from physical theatre and dance, as well as gymnastics and climbing.

David was selected to work at the Olympics in Weymouth as part of the medical team. He is a keen hockey player and also enjoys mountain biking, windsurfing and surfing.

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Julia Spawforth is a foot health professional who trained at the SMAE Institute in Maidenhead, qualifying in 2012. Julia treats various common foot health complaints that can, if left, cause discomfort and pain. These can include nail cutting, corn removal, callous (hard thickened skin), thickened/fungal nails, and ingrown toe nails . She also cares for the feet of diabetic patients.

An assessment and appropriate treatment will be given at the first appointment, and a follow up appointment or regular maintenance programme will be established if needed. Julia looks forward to meeting you and your feet!

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Sophie has dedicated herself to being a musculoskeletal physiotherapist. She has worked in the NHS, private practice and sports settings treating people from all walks of life from 16 year old professional gamers to 70 year old marathon runners!

Her specialist interests lie with women’s health, complex running injuries and pain science.

Out of clinic you’ll her climbing, trail running or seeking out live music!

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Geraint, a former regional rugby and football player, developed a passion for musculoskeletal healthcare after a shoulder injury with the Scarlets West Under 16’s team. Intrigued by the rehabilitation process, he turned his interest to Osteopathy, earning a Masters from Swansea University in 2021. Geraint embraces an evidence-informed approach, embracing biomechanics and anatomy, and has treated athletes at all levels, from amateurs and newbies to international, Commonwealth and professional-level athletes.

As an osteopath, Geraint focuses on addressing root causes rather than just symptoms. He provides hands-on therapy and personalized treatment plans to help clients regain strength and confidence in their ability, especially those dealing with chronic and repetitive pain that interferes with quality of life.

Outside of work, Geraint is a keen weightlifter, but you can also find him spending time outdoors hiking, surfing, paddleboarding and skiing.

Specific clinical interests: Chronic low back pain, arthritic/degenerative pain, sports rehabilitation, sports performance optimisation.

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