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Our Practitioners
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Sima is our resident Amatsu practitioner, bringing over 30 years' experience in musculoskeletal practice, sports injuries and massage therapy.
Sima's journey with Amatsu began in 2007 following a life-changing car accident that temporarily left her paralysed from the neck down. Although some neurological function returned within days, she was left with persistent numbness in her left arm, significantly affecting her work and quality of life. After limited improvement through other approaches, she was introduced to Amatsu, which led to a significant recovery and inspired her to train in the discipline.
Amatsu works by realigning the body's structure, re-patterning the neuro-muscular system and supporting the body's natural ability to restore balance and function.
Sima also considers the impact of physical and emotional stress, as well as long-standing injury patterns that can develop over time, including those related to trauma experienced from childhood into adulthood. These patterns may manifest in the body as pain, restriction or dysfunction, often reflecting the cumulative effects of stress and unresolved experiences. By addressing these underlying influences, her aim is to support improved movement, balance and long-term wellbeing.
Radial Shockwave Therapy
Sima also offers Radial Shockwave Therapy, a clinically proven, non-invasive treatment that supports healing in chronic tendon and soft tissue conditions. It is particularly effective for persistent conditions such as plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinopathy, tennis and golfer's elbow, and shoulder tendinopathies.
Get in contact with Sima by calling her on 07479 554412.
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Caroline qualified from King's College London with a First Class Honours Degree in Physiotherapy in 2000. She also obtained a First Class Honours Degree in Biology in 1996 from Bristol University.
Since graduating, she has developed extensive experience in the field of Neurology including Advanced Bobath Certification.
She is highly skilled in assessment and the treatment of a wide range of neurological conditions, such as stroke, Parkinson's disease, brain injury, Multiple Sclerosis, post tumour removal, Cerebral Palsy, balance and gait disorders, upper limb impairment and many more.
Following a detailed initial assessment session, Caroline will provide expert treatment and advice to achieve realistic rehabilitation goals. She is caring and empathetic and is renowned for her treatment results.
Caroline is always happy to discuss treatments prior to the initial assessment so get in contact by calling on 07989 504119.

Marianne is a qualified Person-Centred therapist and a member of the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP). She has been interested in therapeutic counselling all her life, finding it rewarding to support people by offering them a space where they can feel safe, heard and understood during times when their worlds may feel complicated and overwhelming.
Marianne has extensive experience of working with young people (aged 11 to 18) and adults in a variety of areas such as: ADHD, work and school issues, body image, exam stress etc
As a Person-Centred therapist, Marianne works in a non-directive and flexible way, prioritising the client's needs and works at a pace that suits them. Her working method includes talking therapy, as well as play and creative methods, such drawing and painting.
Marianne also has experience in working with people both pre-and post ADHD diagnosis and can support as the person comes to terms with the diagnosis and looking at ways to help them managing their feelings and symptoms. For ADHD clients, Marianne works closely with Headstuff ADHD Therapy who can provide further information on what ADHD is and how to get diagnosed.
Marianne is also trained in family therapy and is able offer sessions for families who are struggling with communication and their home life.
Get in Contact with Marianne by calling her on: 07949 978768.
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Alex uses an integrative counselling model, which means that she draws from several counselling approaches to meet her clients' unique needs on their journey of healing. Her working methods not only provide coping strategies but also address the underlying roots of the issue. Additionally, Alex is a trauma-informed therapist.
Alex mainly works with adult individuals. She has extensive experience in a variety of areas such as anxiety/stress, low self-esteem/perfectionism, relationships/family issues, abuse, depression, grief. She specialises in working with addictive behaviours, disordered eating, and traumatic life events. Alex also understands the pressures her clients may be facing at work and at home as well as the barriers to change, having worked as a corporate professional in the City for many years.
Alex can help by offering a compassionate and non-judgmental space where her clients can explore difficulties or challenges they may be facing, at their own pace. She uses counselling techniques that promote positive change and provides her clients with tools to help them to move forward.
Get in contact with Alex by calling her on: 07701 296270. Alex.Blaire@protonmail.com

“Let food be thy medicine and Medicine be thy food”, this is Hippocrates' ethos that Ayesha has a strong affiliation with.
Ayesha has a background in Finance but has always had a passion for food with an inquisitive mind to research traditional and modern techniques on how foods can heal.
Ayesha studied for 5 years at the College of Naturopathic Medicine in London (CNM), (attended by Sadie Frost and Ella Woodward of Deliciously Ella), gaining Diplomas in Nutrition & Naturopathy (Natural Medicine). She is currently completing her Post-graduate studies in Iridology (Iris analysis) and gaining Certification in Integrative Sports Nutrition with the CISN.
Ayesha is the founder of Our.Food.Club and has developed an interest into various diagnostic tools to understand the root cause of underlying health conditions for those who have worked with her, including assessment of visual signs and symptoms, pH testing, blood sugar monitoring, Genetic laboratory testing and Iridology (Iris analysis). She loves sport and is gaining certification in Sports Nutrition in 2020, whilst completing a post-Grad diploma in Iridology.
She had a feature article published in the Functional Sports Nutrition (FSN) magazine in 2019, on the use of Medicinal Mushrooms in Sport. Ayesha doesn't like to call those who see her as ‘clients or patients' but views everyone as individuals seeking guidance and asks for people's commitment to make changes! Her services include in-depth health consultations (MOT on health), reviewing food diaries, providing nutritional plans, advising on supplements and recipes, with referrals made to medical professional where required and offers corporate workshops / consultancy services on Nutrition.
Get in contact with Ayesha by calling her on 07762012177.

Rakhee graduated from the British College of Osteopathic Medicine in London, with a degree in osteopathic medicine in 2007. Rakhee also has a Diploma in Naturopathic Medicine as well as more than 10 years of experience practicing The Perrin Technique whilst working closely alongside Dr Ray Perrin, the creator of the technique and experience as a craniosacral therapist. The combination of her specialist training and number of years of experience is what makes her one of the most highly skilled in her field.
Rakhee believes in addressing each patient as a unique individual; assessing, treating and managing their conditions as an integrative whole-body approach rather than as individual symptoms with an interest in how our environment, whether it be physical or mental stressors can negatively impact our body. Rakhee has a special interest in assisting those with complex chronic conditions such as ME/CFS, Fibromyalgia, Lyme Disease and neurological diseases or disorders.
Get in contact with Rakhee by calling her on 07917730028

Ross qualified from the British College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2005 with a 1st Class Honours degree in Osteopathic Medicine, Diploma in Osteopathy and Diploma in Naturopathy. Ross was the first osteopath in the world to complete the IASP award winning, Master's in Pain programme at Kings College London in 2009. Ross is currently nearing completion of his PhD at Swansea University in how aspects of the osteopathic approach impact the transition from chronic pain to pain-free living in pregnancy. Clinically, Ross sees patients presenting with a broad range of muscle, bone and joint problems and has specialist interests in chronic neck and back pain, digestive issues, and treatment-resistant nerve compression syndromes which cause altered sensations (“pins and needles”) in the upper and lower limbs.
From 2011 until 2022 Ross was Senior Lecturer at Swansea University whereby, after initially developing and establishing the Master's in Osteopathy programme, he led the delivery of teaching in a range of subjects such as osteopathic clinical skills, medical pathophysiology, and pain science to undergraduate and postgraduate students. Given his expertise in the teaching of manual therapy approaches such as soft tissue and joint manipulation, as well as exercise-based rehabilitation Ross is particularly passionate about osteopathy being gentle, safe, and effective.
Throughout his career Ross has been research active and has published multiple articles on pain in the peer-review literature. In addition to private practice, he has maintained a broad portfolio of external consultancy to medical and osteopathic institutions in the UK and Europe.
Book online at www.rossjohnstonosteopath.com
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Celia provides patient-centred physiotherapy to help people recover from injury, surgery, management of long-term conditions or improving movement and performance. Her approach focuses not only on treating the immediate source of pain but also identifying and addressing the underlying biomechanical and postural factors that may contribute to recurring problems.
Alongside her physiotherapy qualifications, Celia holds an ITEC Level 3 Diploma in Sports Massage and has completed further training in Acupuncture (AACP Foundation Course) and JEMS Movement Art.
She treats a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, including (not exclusive to) neck and back pain, joint pain, sports injuries, post-operative rehabilitation, repetitive strain injuries, and postural problems. She uses a combination of hands-on physiotherapy, sports massage, exercise, education, acupuncture, ultrasound, and kinesiology taping to help patients achieve their goals.
To find out more and/or to book please visit:
Website: www.southridgephysio.com
Email: southridgephysio@gmail.com
Tel: 07717 368379
Kelly is a qualified IV Therapy and Phlebotomy Practitioner with specialist IV training from the Centre for Medical Sciences and Research and clinical skills training under Annie Barr of AB Healthcare. She is the founder of GloHealth and has a particular interest in supporting clients through personalised IV vitamin therapy, vitamin injections, skin boosters and private blood testing.
Having experienced a B12 deficiency herself, Kelly understands how challenging it can be to feel below your best without clear answers. This personal experience inspired her to help others take a proactive approach to their health and wellbeing.
Kelly believes every client is unique and begins each appointment with a thorough consultation to understand their individual needs and goals. Her treatments are tailored to support energy, hydration, recovery, immunity, skin health and overall wellbeing, always delivered with a strong focus on safety, professionalism and compassionate care.
If you would like to find out more about IV therapy, vitamin injections, skin boosters or private blood testing, Kelly would be delighted to discuss the treatments available and help you choose the most appropriate option for your individual needs.
Website: glohealth.co.uk