I'm a Mum, which means I know what it feels like to watch your baby and wonder if something is off. To want a real answer, not a wait-and-see.
That personal experience sits alongside my clinical one. And together, they shape how I show up for every family who walks through the door.
Meet Katie
Osteopathic Manual Practitioner
MSc Osteopathy • MSc Biomechanics & Neuroscience • BSc Human Kinetics
I was in high school when I heard a speaker mention, almost in passing, that there were people whose job it was to treat premature babies in hospitals. Something clicked. I'd always been drawn to babies and kids. I'm the kind of person who gravitates toward them at every gathering, so suddenly there was a career that made sense of that.
Everything since has been working out how to get there.
Now I'm a mum myself, which has added a different kind of knowing to the clinical one. I understand what it feels like to watch your baby and wonder if something is off, and to want a clear answer, not a wait-and-see.
My training — an MSc in Osteopathy, an MSc in Biomechanics & Neuroscience, and a BSc in Human Kinetics — shapes every session. Sessions are calm, explained in plain language, and genuinely led by what your child's body is telling us. You'll leave knowing what we found, what we did, and what to watch for.
THE EXPERIENCE
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Clear explanations of what's happening in the body.
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Bespoke hands-on treatment.
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Practical guidance tailored to your goals.
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A relaxed, streamlined experience.
Why Osteopathy
THE APPROACH
Osteopathy looks at how the body’s structures - joints, muscles, fascia, and nerves - work together to support movement and function. When something isn’t moving well, the body finds ways to compensate. Over time, those workarounds can show up as pain, stiffness, or fatigue.
Hands-on osteopathic treatment aims to improve how those structures move and share load. By working with the mechanics, not just the symptoms, it can help reduce strain, support recovery, and make everyday activities feel more comfortable.
Osteopathy can be a good fit if you’re looking for a thoughtful, whole-body approach that respects how your body adapts over time, whether you’re navigating pregnancy, postpartum, growing bodies, or the demands of daily life.
A Note on Babies and Kids
Treating a ten-day-old is nothing like treating an adult. It requires a different kind of attention. Softer hands, a slower pace, and the ability to read a baby who can't tell you where it hurts.
Sessions follow your child's lead, fit around feeds and naps, and are adapted to their exact stage of development. If you're not sure whether what you're noticing is something I can help with, send me a message. I'd rather you ask than wonder.