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| Principal Physiotherapy Practitioners Osteopath Sports & Remedial Massage therapist Podiatry/Chiropody Buteyko Practitioner Medical
Consultant Homeopath Practitioner of Acupuncture and Herbal Chinese Medicine Aromatherapist Pilates Teacher Administrators/Receptionists Gordon W. Bosworth MCSP SRP HPC – Principal
In addition he sits on the British Olympic Association Physiotherapy Committee and Physiotherapy Steering Group. He has acted as a consultant to several professional football teams including Bolton Wandrerers FC and Liverpool FC and as the Chief Physiotherapy Advisor to the Quantum Consulting Group that deals with people injured through Motor Vehicle Accidents. He acts as a Clinical Supervisor to students on Outpatient and Rehabilitation placements from Brunel, Nottingham and Southampton Universities and lectures to postgraduate physiotherapists in the field of Spinal Manual Therapy. Furthermore, he is a Football Association Sports Injury Lecturer and course validation officer. Gordon has a special interest in spinal/pelvic/hip biomechanics and has been working closely with the Oxford DSP/SPD group as well as his International Athletes. Finally, he is a Manual Handling Trainer consulting for Junghienrich UK Holdings. Paul Wray MSc. BSc. (Hons) Physiotherapy MCSP HPCChartered Physiotherapist
His work also involved running a physiotherapy clinic in a local General Practice. He started working part-time at The Breakspeare Clinic in May 2000 but now works full-time after leaving the NHS in April 2002. Paul also completed a sport Science Degree in 1998 and has been able to use that knowledge to help rehabilitate clients back to normal function and sporting activity following injury. He also gained an MSc. in Exercise and Health Behaviour at City University, London. He is a qualified practitioner of acupuncture for pain relief and acts as a clinical supervisor to Physiotherapy students from Southampton and Bristol universities. Paul’s main professional interests are in manual therapy and sports injuries/rehabilitation. His social interests now include golf, gardening and photography, since retiring from competitive athletics where he represented Great Britain at pole-vaulting John Clinkard Dip RGRT MCSP HPCChartered Physiotherapist
and continued to work in professional football for 24 years with lengthy spells at Everton Football Club, Oxford United and, more recently, Wimbledon. Although John is a sports injury specialist he has attended various courses on mobilization and manipulation of the spine and pelvis and has a special interest in ‘Pilates’ and core stability. Christine Ball GRAD DIP PHYS MCSP HPCChartered Physiotherapist
Following this she worked as a Community Physiotherapist, which initially involved working in a multi-disciplinary team for the elderly and mentally ill. This then led onto general community physiotherapy and out patient work in a GP surgery, which still continues today. In 1998 Christine set up her own private clinic in Andover where she specialises in the treatment of sports injuries, road accidents and industrial injuries. Christine has a specialist interest in manual therapy for the spine, pelvis and lower limb rehabilitation. She is a qualified practitioner in Acupuncture for pain relief and is also a qualified Pilates mat work instructor. Kate Badger BSc (Hons) MCSP HPCChartered Physiotherapist
Ruari Scott B.Sc (Hons) OstOsteopath
Ruari has now returned to his home country and works as a general osteopathic practitioner in the Wychwoods, Abingdon and Didcot. He has a particular interest in occupational health ergonomics. He is also interested in forging ever stronger links between Osteopathy and orthodox medical practice, and in working in close collaboration with many GPs and physiotherapists in Oxfordshire. Gary EdwardsSports & Remedial Massage therapist
Gary has been interested in sport from an early age, representing the county at schoolboy level between the ages of 9 and 18 in athletics football and cricket. He played for Cheshire 2nd XI until the age of 21 and while in the Royal Marines Commandos represented 42 Commando Rugby Team. He believes that these experiences give him a special understanding of his patient and their needs together with the problems and challenges of fitness and condition. Gary is available for treatments on Tuesday and Friday mornings at The Breakspeare Clinic. More information can be found on his website - www.cotswoldsportsmassage.co.uk Daniel Houlton HPC Registered Podiatrist
In the last seven years Daniel has set up private clinics in Banbury, working alongside Osteopath, and in Chipping Norton within West Street Surgery.
Daniel’s main area of interest is the treatment of musculoskeletal problems in children and adults, focusing on the sports patient with injury prevention, rehabilitation, foot orthotics and training aids. He offers gait analysis, using video methods. This provides treatment and relief for a range of lower limb conditions (heel pain plantar fasciitis, neuromas, metatarsalgia). Suzy Brandwood (MBIBH)Buteyko Practitioner
Using the Buteyko Breathing Technique and correcting any habitual overbreathing individuals can reduce major ill health problems and allow the body to rebalance, heal and attain optimum health and wellbeing.The techniques are simple to learn and can be used on children from the age of three and adults of any age. Marcela Holmes BSc (Hons) RSHom
Marcela is registered with the Society of Homeopaths, and is committed to continuing professional development (CPD). She is passionate about educating people about using homeopathy as a practical tool at home. To learn more about Marcela’s practice, including what to expect at the consultation, and the length and cost of appointments please visit: www.cotswoldhomeopath.co.uk Homeopathy (B)Homeopathy is an established form of alternative or complementary medicine that can be used on its own or alongside conventional treatments. It treats the person rather than the named illness - and by doing so aims to strengthen the whole system. Like cures likeThe main principle on which homeopathy is based states that a substance that causes a set of symptoms when given to a healthy person can relieve these same symptoms when caused by disease. Homeopaths view symptoms as a manifestation of the body’s attempts to heal itself. By using the principle of similars, or “like cures like”, homeopathy is thought to promote the body’s self-heal ability. Just a little = a potent mixHomeopathic remedies are made from a wide variety of plant, animal and mineral sources, and prepared in a particular way called potentisation, a process of repeated dilution and succussion. The more a remedy is potentised, the higher the homeopathic dose. Because of the highly dilute form that remedies take, they have no toxic effects and do not interact with other forms of medication, herbal or nutritional supplements. What to expectHomeopathy requires a realistic timeframe, and everyone is different. Generally, people with short-term problems can expect to come for only one or two appointments. Patients with long-standing issues normally come for between three and eight sessions. Appointments are usually at monthly intervals. Michi Naomoto BSc (HONS) MBSCMPractitioner of Acupuncture and Herbal Chinese Medicine
Helena Bradwell Dip FTSTPilates Teacher
Cindy L. ShannonAromatherapist
association with the Muscular Dystrophy Association and worked in cardiac/cardiac rehabilitation in the United States. She trained in the Cotswolds for Clinical Aromatherapy and in the United States at the Upledger Institute Inc. for LDT.
All enquiries and accounts queries for any of the clinics can be directed to Anita, Justine or Margie. We will do our best to inform and advise you. Appointments for the Physiotherapy and Pilates Centre and The Oaktree Health Centre can be made only by ringing the relevant clinic.
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