Trusted Rehab Professionals

 
Ryan Jansen is an excellent Feldenkrais practitioner.

Physiotherapist, Feldenkrais Practitioner

Ryan Jansen

I frequently work with people who have not responded optimally to mainstream medical services, or who may have been disappointed by the experience, from people with chronic pain to elite athletes.

The sensitivity and detail of the Feldenkrais Method can help people to discover new ways of doing things, streamline performance, rehabilitate injuries or facilitate recovery from grueling events.

www.feldenkraislondon.com

 
Kirstie Cousins is an osteopath based in Old Street.

Osteopathy, Sport & Remedial Masseuse

Kirstie Cousins

Kirstie has extensive experience of working with professional athletes, musicians and performers, as well as those suffering with occupational, injury, sport or age-related aches and pains.

Home care exercises and stretches play an important part of recovery, from both acute and chronic conditions and Kirstie work with clients to develop simple and achievable maintenance and rehabilitation programmes.

www.leytonstoneosteopathy.co.uk

 
Fabio Basile doing admin for his osteopath practice.

Osteopath

, Manual Therapist

Fabio Basile

Fabio has a dual registration as an osteopath in 2 countries: Italy and UK. He has experience with different acute and chronic symptoms, from children to elderly. You will find him empathetic and caring, open-minded and ready to help anybody.

Patients often feel a relief of pain even after the first treatment and a clear treatment plan will be presented and discussed throughout the therapy.

www.london-osteopath.com

 
bow fitness treating patient with sports massage

Sports Massage Therapist

Bow Chung

She works with a range of private clients who come to see her for a variety of symptoms, normally they have been suffering from long term pain and are looking for relief.

Bow also has experience working long hours in office settings and understands the need for treatment to combat modern day postural issues.
This enables her to have increased awareness and empathy for her clients’ needs and concerns.

www.bowfitness.co.uk

 
Jessica Cooney is a Pilates teacher and owner of Shoreditch Pilates.

Pilates Teacher, Founder of Shoreditch Pilates

Jessica Cooney

First discovering Pilates when recovering from a serious autoimmune condition in her teens, Jess knows first-hand the transformative qualities Pilates can have.

Now, with decades of teaching experience mostly in injury rehabilitation, Jess has built the studio to be a positive, safe, friendly space for learning and change.

www.shoreditchpilates.com

Favourite blog posts:

5 misconceptions about posture by Todd Hagrove
https://www.bettermovement.org/blog/2010/five-misconceptions-about-posture

Why muscles feel tight by Todd Hargove
https://www.bettermovement.org/blog/2015/why-do-muscles-feel-tight

Core strength is not your master by Ira Feinstein
https://feldenkrais.com/core-strength-not-master

Hanging - a basic movement pattern by Ido Portal
http://www.idoportal.com/blog/hanging

The 5 universal principles of good nutrition, according to science by Ryan Maciel and Alisa Bowman https://www.precisionnutrition.com/principles-of-nutrition

Getting strong(er) is corrective by Tony Gentilcore
https://tonygentilcore.com/2018/10/getting-stronger-corrective

Understanding mobility by Dean Somerset
https://deansomerset.com/understanding-mobility/

Hypermobility by Katy Bowman
https://www.nutritiousmovement.com/hypermobility