Simon Rogers

I have recently returned to live and work in the UK after emigrating to the Netherlands to study Physiotherapy just over 12 years ago. I stayed in the Netherlands to work as a lecturer of anatomy for three years and as a Physiotherapist for seven years at a well-established and respected multidisciplinary clinic. In 2011, I commenced a 5-year part-time program with the International Academy of Osteopathy in Antwerp and became a UK registered Osteopath in February 2017.

My education integrated craniosacral, visceral and musculoskeletal techniques together into a whole-body approach of assessment, diagnosis and treatment. I believe my education and previous experience has given me a fantastic foundation for an exciting career in Osteopathy.

I am passionate about what osteopathy has to offer people of all ages and with varied complaints.

I hope to see you soon and please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions. I will be pleased to help!

Amy Osland

I have always been interested in health and fitness and this has led me down many paths but I settled on the benefits and knowledge that I believe Osteopathy can give. I qualified with an MSc in Osteopathy from Oxford Brookes University in 2014 and completed my dissertation on the osteopathic treatment of pregnancy-related back and pelvic pain (which I have continued interest in). Combining my degree with my sports massage and medical acupuncture qualifications and Pilates instruction gives a holistic approach to anyone and everyone becoming as fighting fit as possible. I aim to work in partnership with my patients and to enable them and provide treatment until they are functioning optimally. I thoroughly enjoy working as a therapist and meeting and treating patients from all walks of life.

In my spare time I enjoy exercising, cooking and exploring new places. I teach between 4-6 Pilates classes a week as well which I love doing and I am a fundraising volunteer at the South East Cancer Help Centre in Purley.