Our team

Throughout her training, she developed a passion for women’s health, including pregnancy and paediatrics. She has since qualified as an Infant Feeding Coach and Tongue Tie Assessor, and is a Recommended Practitioner Member of The Pelvic Partnership. She particularly enjoys treating patients who have struggled with pain with no diagnosis or effective treatment from other healthcare providers; regardless of the pain location. 

Her passion for osteopathy stemmed from experiencing treatment herself. At 18 she sustained a severe injury to her leg following being kicked by a horse.  After the NHS hamster wheel had spun for 6 months she was left with no option but to walk with a stick forever more and live with pain.  She was introduced by a friend to an osteopath; that introduction changed her life.

Her philosophy with treatment of patients is a partnership; working together to restore health. Every treatment is individual to you, the patient, inclusive of your past medical history, your current mental and physical health, also your goals and expectations for moving forwards.

Whilst she can’t promise you miracles, she can show you osteopathy which is frequently compared to being the same thing!

Exercise and movement have always been a priority and passion for Jacqui, which is why it is her priority to get you back moving with ease. Jacqui has been heavily involved in recovering Elite athletes at the University of Westminster, where she treated many students with backgrounds in Basketball, Lacrosse, Taekwondo, Boxing, Cheerleading and Volleyball, to name a few.

As much as Jacqui enjoys working with people with a sports background, she also enjoys helping a whole variety of people and ages, which is why, in 2022, she launched her business, BareBones Therapy, where her ethos is to get to the bare bones of an issue you might be experiencing and leave after treatment with a better understanding of what might be going on. 

Her first encounter with osteopathy was on her massage course, where she was lectured by an osteopath, or in her own words, “a wizard”, who inspired her to start her journey into becoming an osteopath. Jacqui is eager to keep up to date with new research to understand how she can best help you. 

Outside of osteopathy, you will find Jacqui out exploring all the independent coffee shops – she’s a caffeine addict, taking adventures into the beautiful countryside or on the gym floor lifting heavy things and working towards her hyrox competition.

Gabrielle continually educates herself to provide her patients with the latest findings in the osteopathic sphere. She has done additional training in paediatrics, visceral osteopathy and fascial work. 

After growing up and working as an osteopath in New Zealand, Gabrielle recently moved to the UK to practice osteopathy somewhere new.  Gabrielle has a Bachelor of Musculoskeletal Health and a Postgraduate Diploma in Osteopathy from Ara Institute of Canterbury in NZ. Gabrielle is a registered osteopath with GOSC.  

Gabrielle has always been interested in health and movement, previously training in dance – ballet, ballroom, contemporary and recently salsa dancing. Gabrielle’s main love, skiing, took her to ski fields in NZ, Japan and the USA as a ski instructor before becoming an osteopath. In her spare time, you will find her outside, up a mountain skiing, surfing Yorkshire’s beaches, hiking or biking. 

Alongside my work in sport, I treat people of all ages and activity levels – whether you’re competing every weekend, training in the gym, returning from injury or simply dealing with aches and pains that are affecting everyday life.

My approach is about more than just treating where it hurts. I aim to understand why the problem has developed, using assessment, hands-on treatment and rehabilitation to help you move better, reduce pain and get back to doing what you enjoy.

I offer Sports Therapy and Sports Massage, with every session tailored to you, your body and your goals.

Whether you’re managing an injury, struggling with a persistent niggle or simply want to keep your body performing at its best, I’m here to help.

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I offer pregnancy massage, aromatherapy and reflexology to help with those pregnancy niggles, relaxation, birth preparation and postnatal wellbeing, always tailored to you and what you need on the day. I'll also be introducing scar therapy to my treatments soon!

Supporting women has always been a particular interest, midwife means ‘with woman’ after all. By using her BTR® training she has supported people with PTSD and birth trauma from their birthing and postnatal experience, as well as supporting birth partners, and maternity staff. This can include a birth ‘debrief’, where you can talk about your experience in a safe, non-judgemental environment.

By qualifying as a clinical hypnotherapist it means she can support a wider range of people, with a wider range of issues. It is based in modern neuroscience, and uses trance as well as techniques drawn from other disciplines, such as solution-focused brief therapy, CBT, mindfulness. This can include helping with depression, anxiety, stress, chronic pain, weight management, smoking and vaping cessation, IBS, phobias. Her own experience with hypnotherapy has improved her sleep, confidence, mood, and general sense of well-being.