Osteopathy Clinic in Haywards Heath

Lachlan is a highly experienced Registered Osteopath with over 20 years of clinical practice. He graduated from the European School of Osteopathy in Maidstone, Kent—an institution known for its comprehensive and holistic approach to osteopathic training.

Over the years, Lachlan has treated a wide variety of patients, from office workers and athletes to individuals managing long-term musculoskeletal conditions. He spent seven years working alongside Sam at The Heeler Centre in Hassocks before becoming one of the founding therapists at The Health Hub. His approach is rooted in providing personalised, hands-on care to patients of all ages.

Known for his calm and considered manner, Lachlan blends manual techniques with tailored advice on movement, posture, and rehabilitation. He has a particular interest in the relationship between structural balance and functional performance – helping patients move with ease, recover from injuries, and prevent future issues.

Before becoming an osteopath, Lachlan worked as a professional musician and vocal coach. This unique background gives him a deep understanding of the physical demands placed on performers, especially in relation to breathing, jaw and neck tension, and upper body posture.

Whether you’re dealing with back pain, joint stiffness, or postural discomfort, Lachlan offers patient-focused care designed to restore comfort, mobility, and long-term wellbeing.

Annabelle graduated from the International College of Osteopathic Medicine with a Master of Osteopathy degree and First Class Honours. She is committed to providing high-quality, evidence-informed care and regularly develops her skills through further training. Her additional qualifications in dry needling/medical acupuncture, therapeutic ultrasound and myofascial release allow her to draw on a range of techniques, tailoring treatment to each patient’s needs and goals.

As a keen athlete and former osteopathy patient, Annabelle understands how pain and injury can affect everyday life. Her own experience of treatment inspired her to become an osteopath and help others return to the activities they enjoy through movement and manual therapy.

Annabelle recently completed a season providing pitchside first aid and physiotherapy support for Ditchling RFC, gaining valuable experience in assessing and managing acute sports injuries. This complements her clinical experience working with patients of different ages and abilities, with a wide range of conditions.

Warm and approachable, Annabelle takes time to listen, explain her findings and involve patients in decisions about their care. She aims to help every patient feel informed, supported and confident throughout their treatment.

Whether you are recovering from an injury, managing persistent pain or looking to stay active, Annabelle offers personalised care to help improve movement, ease discomfort and support long-term wellbeing.