Meet the team

Greg graduated from Leeds Metropolitan University and has undertaken further training in the field of cranial Osteopathy with the Sutherland Cranial College as well as acupuncture with the British Medical Acupuncture Society.

Prior to training as an Osteopath, Greg completed an ITECH in Sports Massage and has worked as a massage therapist at Old Otliensians RFC. Greg has a strong interest in sports Osteopathy and has experience volunteering at various sporting events, including the Leeds Half Marathon and at London Broncos.

He is a keen rugby player and fan and was part of the North of England development squad for Rugby Union U16-U18 and was also captain of one of the University Rugby teams.

Although Greg has a keen interest in sport he enjoys treating people of all ages and backgrounds.

Greg is registered with the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC) and is a member of both the Institute of Osteopathy (IO) and the Osteopathic Sports Care Assosciation (OSCA).

Nick gained his Masters degree of Osteopathy from Leeds Beckett University in July 2017. After qualifying, he found a special interest in treating chronic pain and offering pain management techniques to those with conditions such as fibromyalgia and inflammatory conditions.

Nick has competed in a wide variety of sports, from platform diving for Yorkshire to mountaineering. He has recently climbed Mount Blanc.

Prior to training as an Osteopath, Nick worked for 6 years in the care industry assisting the elderly and disabled.

Nick is one of the few osteopaths who perform the 'Epley's manoeuvre' which aims to reduce the symptoms of vertigo (BPPV) and also uses acupuncture (both western and Chinese).

I studied to be an osteopath at Oxford Brookes University, graduating in 2007. My road into the profession started with having back problems myself and consulting an osteopath. I was amazed by how helpful I found it. I was already very interested in health and I realised that a profession involving hands-on manual therapy, advice for self-help and consideration of the patient as a whole, was a winning combination for me.

I first studied and worked as a remedial massage and manipulation therapist, mainly dealing with sports injuries, and then went on to do my degree in Osteopathy.

I have worked in various clinics in West Yorkshire since graduating and gained a great deal from regular discussions and meetings with other practitioners. I love treating a range of patients from teenage to the older adult and a range of conditions.

Examples would include women with musculoskeletal pain in pregnancy, people with more age-related conditions such as osteoarthritis, repetitive strain injuries, headaches and back and neck problems, to name but a few. I am particularly interested in collaborating with patients to increase understanding of the cause of the pain and building management plans to facilitate recovery.

Belinda started working as the clinic receptionist manager quite recently in 2022 and has lived in the local area since 1995.

She is friendly, welcoming and usually the first point of contact for patients. She is enjoying being part of the team.