Our Osteopaths
Lachlan Beveridge
Osteopath
Lachlan has been practicing as a Registered Osteopath for 20 years having studied at the European School of Osteopathy in Maidstone, Kent. He has worked with a variety of patients having spent 15 years in London at a well-known yoga centre as well as practicing locally at The Heeler Centre for 7 years.
Prior to qualifying as an Osteopath, Lachlan was a musician/vocal coach for many years.
Insurers Lachlan Works With
Annabelle Frost
Osteopath
Annabelle qualified as a Master of Osteopathy at the International College of Osteopathic Medicine in Epsom, Surrey. She has years of previous experience in sports massage therapy.
Annabelle, always keen to progress her knowledge and skill base, is a regular attendee of continuous professional development (CPD) courses and has qualifications in dry needling/medical acupuncture, ultrasound therapy, and dry cupping.
Prior to qualifying as an osteopath, Annabelle was an amateur athlete and keen sportswoman, regularly paying visits to an osteopath herself. The success of these treatments is what drove her to pursue osteopathy as a career.
She also has 10 years experience in high end hospitality so optimising patient satisfaction is at the forefront of every treatment.
Insurance Policy
We require all patients to pay upfront for their appointments, an invoice will then be issued for you to send to your insurer to claim your treatment cost back.
Patients have reported relief from –
- Lower back pain
- Neck pain
- Headaches
- Sciatic pain
- Knee pain
- Hip pain
The History of Osteopathy
Osteopathy was founded in the late 1800s by physician and surgeon Andrew Taylor Still in Kirksville, Missouri. The son of a surgeon, Still soon discovered that in order to achieve the highest possible form of health, all parts of the body should work together harmoniously. His goal was to restore the body to optimum health with minimal surgery and medicine, influenced in part by the realisation that medical treatments of that time were largely ineffective and, in some cases, harmful. Over time, he treated patients with a wide range of conditions, from dysentery to sciatica and arthritis, with varying results he gained a reputation as an effective practitioner. In essence, Osteopathy was a more holistic approach looking at the whole body and not specifically spinal focussed like chiropractic.
Just like Chiropractic, Osteopaths are degree qualified and are required to complete regular training to ensure they are able to offer the best and latest treatment methods to all patients.
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