Rory Boggett - M. Ost - registered Osteopath
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  • (M.Ost)- Registered Osteopath

     Rory graduated with a First degree from Kingston University and has a background in rehabilitation for long-term medical conditions working both privately, and in an NHS setting. Rory’s passion for Osteopathy came from his commitment to helping people to find health. Osteopathy is ideally suited to cater to the needs of the patient and treats the person as a whole. Rory works with a wide range of populations and has extensive training in exercise prescription to assist prevention of further injury.

    Areas of specialty include:

    • Chronic medical conditions, including Ehler's Danlos Syndrome (EDS) & Fibromyalgia.

    • Lower back pain

    • Neck pain

    • Knee replacement rehabilitation

    • Osteopathy and rehabilitation for performing arts

     Rory uses a mixture of approaches in his Osteopathy appointments to best address the restrictions at hand, ensuring that your body has the optimal opportunity to return to health. This includes joint mobilizations, soft tissue work and manipulations. Rory is also able to deliver Cranial Osteopathy.

     Rory has extensive experience with a wide range of backgrounds, from sports athletes to the elderly, as well as post-surgical rehabilitation. Rory will assist you to develop a treatment plan which will ensure a strong recovery. Rory has committed to a holistic approach to health, undergoing specialist training with the C.H.E.K institute as well as cardiac rehabilitation, and undergoing his Postural Stability Instructor qualification for Falls Prevention.

    In his spare time, Rory actively trains with Kettlebells, free weights and enjoys regular walks in the Surrey countryside. Rory has a commitment to developing Osteopathy in the UK, and is seeking his Postgraduate studies in Classical Osteopathy and seeks to broaden his knowledge of cranial techniques.

    Alongside his registered status as an Osteopath, he also holds membership with the Institute of Osteopathy, the UK professional body for Osteopathy. He also holds membership with the following organisations:

    • Ehlers Danlos Society

    • Hypermobility Syndromes Association

    • Versus Arthritis UK

    • Mast Cell Action