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Claire (Osteopath, Homeopathy, Nutritional Therapist and Clinic Owner)

Osteopathy

Osteopathy is an excellent treatment for many problems affecting the musculoskeletal system. It is a modern form of medicine based on the fundamental principle that imbalances within our body’s structure will disturb its proper functioning and that our bodies have an inbuilt capacity to self-regulate and self-heal. Sometimes we need a helping hand to assist that inbuilt response – that is where... Read More

Osteopathy is an excellent treatment for many problems affecting the musculoskeletal system. It is a modern form of medicine based on the fundamental principle that imbalances within our body’s structure will disturb its proper functioning and that our bodies have an inbuilt capacity to self-regulate and self-heal. Sometimes we need a helping hand to assist that inbuilt response – that is where osteopathic treatment can help.

An osteopath’s skill lies in their highly trained ability to observe the body’s lack of balance and to feel tensions, whether in the spine, the joints, or within the delicate balance of the cranium.

Osteopaths use a variety of gentle manual techniques to release tensions throughout the body to help restore harmony and relieve pain and thus allow the body’s own “internal physician” to help restore balance and health.

The Maris Practice also offers osteopathy in the cranial field for babies (often referred to as cranial osteopathy), which some mothers find very helpful with improving feeding and digestive problems and may be of particular benefit following a tongue-tie release.


Acupuncture

Acupuncture is a system of medicine based on the fact that our body is an organised energy system, which, if out of balance, may cause disease. The internal causes of disease include the emotions, which can affect the internal energies; the external causes of disease include the environment – the elements and our lifestyle. A diagnosis of these imbalances requires precise knowledge of the... Read More

Acupuncture is a system of medicine based on the fact that our body is an organised energy system, which, if out of balance, may cause disease.

The internal causes of disease include the emotions, which can affect the internal energies; the external causes of disease include the environment – the elements and our lifestyle.

A diagnosis of these imbalances requires precise knowledge of the interaction of the different flows of energy (meridians) – in Chinese medical terms the Chi – and the points of access to these flows. It also requires a superb manual skill to feel the “pulses” at the wrist which reveal the quality of these flows.

Acupuncture uses disposable needles – they are very fine and barely noticeable when gently inserted by the skilful fingers of the acupuncturist. They are placed at the energy access points where there are ‘blocks’ or imbalances so that the flow of energy can be restored, creating a balance within the body so that the body can heal itself.


Homeopathy


Hypnotherapy

Hypnotherapy can help you change behaviour if you want it to! Hypnotherapy is a way of harnessing your brain’s natural power to enable you to achieve change and to achieve the best version of ‘you’ that there is! It is a method that has been clinically proven to be effective, offering you the best chance of success. Hypnosis is a simple, down-to-earth and common-sense therapy that can enable... Read More

Hypnotherapy can help you change behaviour if you want it to! Hypnotherapy is a way of harnessing your brain’s natural power to enable you to achieve change and to achieve the best version of ‘you’ that there is! It is a method that has been clinically proven to be effective, offering you the best chance of success.

Hypnosis is a simple, down-to-earth and common-sense therapy that can enable you to progressively improve your habitual feelings and behaviour. It is effective for older children and teenagers as well as adults.

The evidence shows that it is particularly effective in helping people with:

Stress and anxiety,
Pain,
Menopausal symptoms,
Phobias,
Irritable bowel syndrome,
Weight issues,
Insomnia.


Massage Therapy

Sports Massage therapy is a form of deep tissue massage which is focuses on helping muscle & soft tissue to their optimum flexibility, to help recover & to help prevent injury.


Massage - Pregnancy Massage


Massage - Sports Massage


Nutritional Therapy

Nutritional Therapy is the application of nutrition science in the promotion of health, peak performance and individual care. Nutritional therapy practitioners use a wide range of tools to assess and identify potential nutritional imbalances and understand how these may contribute to an individual’s symptoms and health concerns


Angelina He is a passionate family acupuncturist. She has got two types of professional acupuncture qualifications both in adults and paediatric. She specialises in mental health and children with ASD, ADHD and Anxiety symptoms. pain management, and digestive disorder ..many more.

Angelina He is a passionate family acupuncturist. She has got two types of professional acupunctu... Read More

Louise Coyle is our hypnotherapist and she specialises in helping people who are struggling to cope with life’s problems by teaching them ways of reducing and managing stress and anxiety, and by giving them the inner resilience and coping strategies to deal with everything that life might have in store.

She provides hypnosis therapies tailored to your specific needs and designed to enable you to develop the confidence and skills to manage your life in the future.

Louise runs workshops in pain management, weight management, exam anxiety, parental stress. Watch this space for details!

Louise Coyle is our hypnotherapist and she specialises in helping people who are struggling to co... Read More

Augusta Wilson (Gus) qualified from the British College of Naturopathy and Osteopathy in 2003 with a BSc in Osteopathic Medicine and a Diploma in Naturopathy. She has since received a post-graduate Diploma in Paediatric Osteopathy from the Osteopathic Centre for Children (OCC) and completed further training in Cranial Osteopathy and Medical Acupuncture. Augusta is registered with the General Osteopathic Council. Her holistic approach to treatment incorporates exercise prescription, diet and lifestyle analysis and advice in order to maintain long-term health. Working both cranially and structurally, Augusta aims to provide the optimal environment for the body to cope with the stresses placed on it and to allow the body to express its innate healing ability. Augusta has particular experience in the treatment of pregnant and post-partum women; newborn babies; children and teenagers. She however enjoys treating people of all ages and with a wide variety of conditions, both acute and chronic. Outside of work she regularly rock climbs, enjoys yoga and goes running.

Augusta Wilson (Gus) qualified from the British College of Naturopathy and Osteopathy in 2003 wit... Read More

Jacqs has graduated from the London School of Osteopathy, attended post-graduate study at Sutherland Cranial College, and is currently loving working towards The Certificate in Paediatric Osteopathy, at the Osteopathic Centre for Children. Previous study has included Adult Nursing and a Certificate of Education from Greenwich University.

Having worked in the health and fitness industry for thirty years, she is also a Mat and Reformer Pilates Instructor with the Australian Physiotherapy and Pilates Institute (APPI) and has a particular interest in prescribing rehabilitation exercises for postpartum women, as well as people with back pain. This, Jacqs likes to do as a proper treatment in itself, as well as an add on to her Osteopathy. Medical Acupuncture, is also a skill Jacqs likes to use within her Osteopathy treatments if appropriate.

Jacqs has graduated from the London School of Osteopathy, attended post-graduate study at Sutherl... Read More

Hiisha M. Buente graduated from the ESO (European School of Osteopathy) with a Masters in Osteopathy (MOst). She has a wealth of experience treating patients of all ages, from babies to the elderly and is adept in tailoring her broad range of clinical skills to her individual patients. She uses a mixture of functional techniques (both cranial and fascial), as well as aspects of classical Osteopathy, exercise prescription, self-management strategies and lifestyle advice to affect and improve whole body health. Her special interests are Cranial Osteopathy and Women’s Health. She has completed the Foundation Course of Applied Kinesiology at the ICAK and includes aspects of this within her holistic treatments. Creating a warm and welcoming, relaxing atmosphere, she tailors every treatment uniquely for each patient’s needs. Hiisha strongly believes in empowering her patients to connect with their bodies and optimise their own healing mechanisms. In her spare time, Hiisha enjoys outdoor activities, yoga and singing.

Hiisha M. Buente graduated from the ESO (European School of Osteopathy) with a Masters in Osteopa... Read More

Claire bought the practice from Mary Jane Anderton in 2012 and has enjoyed mentoring and supporting the great team at The Maris Practice since then.

Since Claire’s undergraduate training in the 1990s she has had a keen interest in treating pregnant women and children. In 2005, following an intensive two year course, Claire received her postgraduate diploma in Paediatric Osteopathy. While living in Yorkshire she was the Clinic Director at the Osteopathic Centre for Children based in Manchester and a tutor on their MSc in Paediatric Osteopathy Programme. Claire has also taught on various undergraduate and post-graduate Osteopathic programmes.

Claire’s interest and background in sports therapy and management was the initial impetus for her training in osteopathy. It still remains an integral part of her treatment and rehabilitation programmes ranging from games for children with co-ordination and balance problems to core-stability exercises for adults with back conditions.

In 2017 Claire gained her Masters degree in Sports and Exercise Rehabilitation, and after researching for her thesis in non-surgical approaches to lumbar disc prolapses, has been interested in devising rehabilitation and maintenance programmes for chronic back pain sufferers. This approach includes assessing the lifestyle, posture and fitness of the individual to establish the causes of their pain and determine ways to alleviate and manage their pain.

Claire bought the practice from Mary Jane Anderton in 2012 and has enjoyed mentoring and supporti... Read More

Andrew trained at the British School of Osteopathy in London and honed his skills in the Consultant led Musculoskeletal department of Chelsea & Westminster Hospital. He also taught intermediate and advanced osteopathic technique at Oxford Brookes University.

Andrew was inspired to become an osteopath after breaking his neck in a skiing accident when he was 26 years old. He was fixed by medics in Vancouver but cured by an osteopath in London. That accident which could have killed him offered Andrew a life changing opportunity and a long over due career change.

His treatments are a fusion of classical osteopathy, cranial osteopathy, sports massage and modern medical acupuncture. In order to support your treatment you may also be prescribed a bespoke exercise plan.

Treatment is very ‘hands-on’, so it is advisable to wear loose fitting and comfortable clothing. Bear in mind that if you are having acupuncture he will need access to bare skin.

He is registered with the General Osteopathic Council and has memberships with the London Osteopathic Society, Academy of Physical Medicine, Institute of Classical Osteopathy and the Institute of Osteopathy. He is registered with most healthcare providers but he does not take BUPA or AXA PPP patients.

Please note that Andrew does not offer treatment to children under the age 7. Please bring your children in to see Augusta, Claire, Hannah or Jess.

Andrew trained at the British School of Osteopathy in London and honed his skills in the Consulta... Read More

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