Osteopathy

Daniel graduated in 2003 from the British College of Osteopathic Medicine (BCOM) with an honours degree in Osteopathic Medicine and diploma and Naturopathy. 

Having spent the last 20 years in a variety of clinical environments treating a wide range of patients including children, pregnant mothers, athletes (both couch and elite) and elderly, Daniel enjoys helping people with injuries from head to toe, not just the spine. 

His treatment philosophy is rooted in patient centred care, looking to involve patients in their own recovery from an early stage by way of educating them on exercise, nutrition, postural and lifestyle advice, thereby reducing reliance on hands-on treatment alone. 

Daniel believes that whilst Osteopathy is a profession with a valuable 150 years of history, it is important to be research guided to keep up our ever changing dynamics between anatomy, physiology and modern medicine. 

This commitment to both respect the roots of his profession but still keep his knowledge up to date has been helpful in his former roles as senior lecturer in Osteopathic Technique at Oxford Brookes University. Daniel has also taught Osteopathic technique and clinical skills at BCOM and the University College of Osteopathy.

Outside of work he enjoys a variety of sports, exercise, music and likes to think of himself as a bit of an amateur bread and pizza baker.