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Sally qualified from Bristol Royal Infirmary in 1974 and worked in London and Vancouver B.C. for the next seven years. She took a career break to bring up her family and returned to physiotherapy in 1995. She has since qualified as a Reflex zone therapist, an acupuncturist and an NLP Master practitioner, thus developing a holistic approach to her practice. Sally enjoys helping her patients to move from incapacity due to musculoskeletal problems, pain and anxiety, to restored function and an understanding of their condition.

Toby has been taught in the latest evidence based practises at St George's, University of London.

As a long-term weekend warrior of numerous sports (currently various Olympic Distance Triathlons, l'Etape du Tour and the Berlin Marathon) he understands the frustration of injury and the importance of early sport (or job) specific rehabilitation to enable a speedy return.

Gone are the days of 'receiving physiotherapy'. Treatment is a two-way commitment. Toby will identify the causes of the problem, make it less painful and get you moving. You will do the exercises and make the changes to your posture, to your technique, to your life or to whatever is necessary to keep it that way.

Over the last few years Toby has been the physiotherapist to numerous athletes including Rugby players (Hammersmith and Fulham RFC, Wasps Ladies, Middlesex Ladies), Street dancers from the West End and Film (Into the Hoods, StreetDance 3D, Flawless, George Sampson) as well as supporting Daley Thompson and Hugo Porta on their 7 day cycle ride for the Laureus Sport for Good Foundation

Osteopathy is a patient centred manual therapy that may be helpful in treating conditions such as back pain, neck and shoulder pain, all joint pain, whiplash and soft tissue injury.

Techniques include; soft tissue therapy with manipulation and adjustment; lymphatic drainage; myofascial release, visceral and cranial sacral osteopathy.

Marcia Hugall is a fully qualified, GOsC registered Osteopath. She is a member of the British Osteopathic Association and a committee member of the London Osteopathic Society. She is a BUPA recognised Osteopath.

Christopher is an experienced Osteopath who has practiced in Balham for many years. You probably already know someone local who has visited him. He has expertise in conventional Osteopathy as well as Cranial Osteopathy and Western Medical Acupuncture. This varied approach enables him to treat a wide range of ailments and a wide range of people, from babies through to the elderly.

Christopher qualified from the British College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2003 with an Honours Degree in Osteopathic Medicine, a Diploma in Osteopathy and a Diploma in Naturopathy. He completed Cranial Osteopathy training levels 1, 2 and 3 soon after. He is also qualified to perform Western Medical Acupuncture and has to prescribe orthotics (taylor made shoe inserts to balance the body).

Chris is a GOsC registered Osteopath.

He is currently studying for his Masters in Stress & Pain Management.

Peter is a GOsC registered Osteopath. He graduated from the British School of Osteopathy with a Master of Osteopathy degree and also holds a diploma in sports massage.

Peter has treated a wide range of clients of all ages in a variety of clinical settings, including expectant and new mothers, babies, children, the elderly and those with sports injuries.

Peter has a special interest in treating mothers during pregnancy and post-birth: He believes that although pain is commonly associated with pregnancy, especially musculoskeletal and digestive symptoms, it need not be endured and can be effectively treated by an osteopath. He also specialises in the prevention and treatment of sports-related injuries.