Leanne trained as a gymnast from the age of three and her love for movement, health and wellbeing led to her completing a BSc degree in Human Kinetics and Ergomonics from Rhodes University. Whilst traveling in the UK she discovered osteopathy and embarked on a 5 year Master’s programme, graduating in 2014 from the world renowned University College of Osteopathy (formerly the British School of Osteopathy).

Leanne has worked in a variety of health care settings. During her student years she volunteered at the Chapman Clinic and Royal Free Hospital, both specialist clinics in providing osteopathic care for HIV positive patients. She also spent time in specialist pregnancy and children’s clinics. After moving to Scotland she worked with the former squad physiotherapist for Scotland and the British and Irish Lions.

Leanne has a structural approach to treatment and works closely with biokineticists and Pilates instructors to achieve the best outcome for her patients. Leanne is passionate about getting her patients out of pain quickly and assisting them to achieve their goals; whether it is relieving pregnancy aches and pains, achieving a personal best at the park run (at which you will regularly see her), getting through a day in the office or just being able to walk around the garden pain free.

Leanne has a keen interest in women’s health and has attended several seminars on osteopathy and pregnancy. Having had her own share of pregnancy related back pain she is only too aware of the challenges faced by expectant mothers and how osteopathic treatment can benefit women at this important and exciting time in their lives.

Leanne is registered with the Allied Health Professionals Council (SA).

Harry enjoys treating the whole body from your head to your toes!
Harry qualified from Swansea University in 2018. Originally from Derby, he recently moved up to Glasgow.

“My interest in osteopathy originated after being treated by an osteopath myself and this has maintained since. I enjoy treating all conditions and aiming to understand the body’s reaction to pain as well as investigating why the pain arose in the first place. As part of my degree, I reviewed the research on the management of tendinopathy (tendon pain). This has enhanced my ability to combine both hands-on treatment and rehabilitative exercises to ensure the best outcomes. My interests include long distance cycling, sea swimming, and traveling.”

As part of his university clinical placement, Harry worked within an NHS referral scheme working with NHS doctors, physiotherapists, and orthopaedic consultants in treating patients with persistent pain. He also experienced the benefits of osteopathy on the quality of life of persistent pain conditions.

Harry is fully insured and registered with the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC)