Lizzie is a fully qualified and registered osteopath who graduated from the University College of Osteopathy (formerly the British School of Osteopathy) in 2017.

During her Master’s degree Lizzie investigated chronic pain and pain management and worked in many specialised clinics treating patients with a range of conditions including those with chronic pain, expectant mothers, children, sportsmen, the elderly, HIV sufferers and the homeless.

Over recent years Lizzie has built up particular expertise in treating expectant mothers, babies and children of all ages. She has undertaken postgraduate training in cranial osteopathy with the Rollin Becker Institute, earned a post graduate certificate in specialist paediatric osteopathic practice from the UCO, and has undergone training with the Pelvic Health Academy.

Imed’s route into osteopathy wasn’t a straight line, it started on the track and in the dojo. As a former competitive sprinter and martial arts enthusiast, he first understood the body through movement, testing what it could do and, just as often, working out how to put it back together when things went wrong. That early fascination with performance and recovery has stayed with him through every stage of his career since.

He originally trained as a sports massage therapist, working self-employed with everyone from elite athletes to people who spent most of their day at a desk, taking detailed case histories, screening for contraindications, and using techniques like deep tissue work, myofascial release, and neuromuscular therapy to keep people moving well. That hands-on grounding fed directly into a five-year master’s degree in Osteopathy involving over 1000 clinical hours to graduate.

Alongside his training, Imed has built a broad base of NHS experience. He currently works as an Orthopaedic Rehab Practitioner at an NHS Trust, managing patients through pre- and post-op recovery from knee and hip replacements, running MSK assessments, and working closely with consultants and physiotherapists to keep rehab protocols on track. Before that, and still ongoing, he’s spent time as a healthcare assistant and care coordinator at an NHS surgery, everything from health checks and diabetes reviews to being the first point of contact for patients trying to navigate the system, which taught him as much about communication and empathy as any clinical module did.

Throughout his clinic placement at UCO in Southwark, he’s treated patients across the full spectrum from acute, subacute, and chronic presentations using hands-on techniques including soft tissue release, high velocity thrust, joint mobilisation, MET, and myofascial release, alongside tailored exercise prescription and rehab planning through to discharge.

What ties it all together is a person-centred approach: Imed believes good care means being honest, accountable, and genuinely listening to what a patient needs, not just treating what’s on the referral form. He’s now looking to bring that same approach to an associate osteopath role, working somewhere that puts patient care first.

Outside the clinic, he’s usually got a guitar in hand, or he’s out cycling or in the gym, still chasing that same relationship with movement that started it all.

Morgan is a fully qualified and General Osteopathic Council registered osteopath. She has always had a passion for sports and the biomechanics of the body, stemming from her early years as a competitive gymnast and cheerleader. Today, she continues to share her love for movement by teaching gymnastics to children.

Morgan’s journey began when she qualified as a Level 3 Sports Massage Therapist while studying at the London School of Osteopathy. After completing her Bachelor’s of Osteopathy in 2025, she furthered her expertise by enrolling in a paediatric webinar to deepen her understanding of treating children.

Morgan is passionate about treating a diverse range of patients, from those recovering from sports injuries to individuals managing chronic pain. She values the holistic approach of osteopathy, focusing not only on the physical body but also on overall well-being. Morgan is dedicated to being that supportive, guiding hand for her patients, helping them achieve goals and improve their health.

Morgan works on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays offering Osteopathy, Sports Massage and Pregnancy Massage.