Our Team

We’re a small, friendly team of practitioners and together we help keep the clinic running smoothly. All our practitioners are registered osteopaths, but each has a different area of interest and specialism. We all regularly undertake courses to keep our knowledge and treatments up-to-date.

Michael Morton BSc (HONS) Ost Med, DO, ND

MikeMichael has worked with local tennis, football, swimming clubs and recreational sports enthusiasts to provide assessment of body mechanics to help improve sports performance. Although he has a keen interest in sports and sports related problems, he is an all round structural/mechanical osteopath treating all types of injuries and problems from arthritis in the elderly to scoliosis in young children. His other areas of specialism include work related problems, ergonomics in the work place and whiplash injuries.

Geraldine O’Rawe BSc (HONS) Ost Med, DO, ND

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Geri is a registered osteopath, and also practises trigger point acupuncture and naturopathy. She specialises in cranio-sacral osteopathy, with emphasis on pregnancy and paediatrics. Core stability and Pilates-based exercise are also fundamental to her practice. She has an excellent working relationship with local midwives and health visitors, that she has built up since qualifying in 2001. She enjoys being able to treat the ‘whole family’ and the sense of community that that inspires. She is also a Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis (HTMA) practitioner, using individualised vitamin/mineral balancing and diet to restore optimum health and well-being.

Anna Haag M.Ost

Anna is a ranna photoegistered osteopath, who predominantly uses structural and biomechanical techniques, ranging from soft tissue techniques and joint mobilisations, to joint manipulations and muscle stretches. She likes to incorporate aspects of visceral and cranial osteopathy, in addition to naturopathy, into her structural treatment approach; in doing so, she provides each patient with an holistic treatment plan. She also believes that each patient should be treated as a unique case, with the treatment being tailored to the individual. In Anna’s view the patient’s involvement throughout the treatment is of particular importance to achieve longstanding improvements and optimal quality of life. She enjoys treating adults from all age groups and has a particular interest in treating the elderly.

Cornel Irimia M.Ost

Cornel is a fully qualified Osteopath with a Master’s degree from London School of Osteopathy. He uses a range of osteopathic techniques such as soft tissue, muscle energy techniques, joint mobilisation as well as cranial osteopathy or functional techniques to help patients to move with more ease and ultimately to get back to their optimal health.

Cornel has a 10 years background in soft tissue massage, reflexology, kinesiology, therapeutic massage, pregnancy and labour massage, Chinese cupping (dry) and manual lymphatic drainage. He is trained in Acupuncture (Traditional Chinese Acupuncture) and when appropriate uses this therapy to help patients who complain about a wide range of musculoskeletal pains as well as headaches and sport injuries.

Cornel has a holistic view and uses a patient-centred approach to treat the whole person rather than only the symptoms. His goal is to help patients understand what they suffer with and guide them towards a better version of themselves. This is done in a way everyone can understand and by encouraging patients to get involved in their own recovery through tailored treatment, advice and home exercises.

Mona Choaie M.Ost

Mona graduated from the British College of Osteopathic Medicine with a Masters in Osteopathy and a Diploma in Naturopathy. Mona has undergone additional post-graduate training in Osteopathy, in paediatrics and women’s health. Mona has spent time in New Zealand working as an osteopath, enhancing her skills in paediatric and cranial osteopathy, as well as other fields of osteopathy. She is also trained on the biomechanics of running under the London Running School.

Mona believes in treating the body as a whole, to restore and repair structure for optimal function. She uses a variety of holistic treatment methods including structural and cranial osteopathy, individualised exercises, nutritional advice, mindfulness and breathing techniques, all tailored to her patients.