Hope qualified from the London School of Osteopathy in 2004. She also works in a physiotherapy outpatient department and receives referrals from GPs and consultants. She has an interest in sports massage and the treatment of sport injuries and is able to advise with regards to rehabilitation exercises to help you back towards your sporting activity. She works at several events for Willow Foundation Charity throughout the year which is a charity to give special days to 16 to 40 year olds that have a serious illness. Events have included the London Marathon, London Tri-athlon, and King Sturges Tri-athlon which is often held at the Eaton School training ground.
Neil qualified in 2003 from the British School of Osteopathic Medicine, London, where he also gained qualifications in Naturopathy and Visceral Osteopathy. As well as visceral osteopathy (the treatment of abdominal organs by osteopathic techniques) Neil also has a particular interest in the treatment of sport related injuries. He is a member of the BBENSCH Osteopathic Society and has specialist recognition for AXA PPP and other health insurers.
Mir studied at LCTA (the London College of Traditional Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine) where he gained his licence to practice and registration with the BAcC in 2001. He also spent some time working in Hangzhou in various medical units. He continued to study pre-prepared herbal formulae at CICM (the College of Integrated Chinese Medicine) in Reading and Tui Na at Bodyharmonics in Cheltenham. Mir has been practising Martial arts and Qi Gong for several years and currently teaches classes in Bedfordshire. Mir has areas of special interest in the treatment of infertility, paediatrics and sports injuries.
You can learn more about Mir by visiting his website www.orientaltreatment.com
Neesha is a registered acupuncturist with the British Acupuncture Council (BAcC) and has a background in Biomedical Sciences from King’s College London. She studied a three year acupuncture degree at The London College of Traditional Acupuncture (allied to Portsmouth University). Neesha pursued further clinical training at a busy acupuncture institution in Sri Lanka and works at Lambeth Hospital in the award winning Gateway Clinic, a unique NHS funded Chinese Medicine centre. She also has a clinic in Neal’s Yard Covent Garden which has a 20yr reputation for providing acupuncture and another clinic in Hammersmith. Her special interest is in the use of acupuncture for infertility and assisted reproductive technology and has completed relevant postgraduate seminars for infertility (hosted by the Royal College of Physicians, and renowned infertility acupuncturist Zita West).