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About Us

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Michael Robson M(Ost)

 

I was introduced to the positive aspects of Osteopathy after sustaining many injuries whilst playing County Badminton. I soon realised that the holistic treatment of the whole body not only speeded up my recovery from injury, but also more importantly prevented further injuries. The success of the treatment, and speed of my recovery, initiated my interest in this profession.
 
Since graduating from university In 2012 I have completed many courses, including Sutherland Cranial College module 1 & 2, advanced Kinesio taping and western medical acupuncture to introduce a diversity of treatments. 

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In the past I have worked in busy clinics alongside podiatrists, physiotherapists, sports therapists, foot surgeons and running coaches all of which has helped me improve my understanding of the human body, as well as liaising with G.P.s, dietician and dentists within my family, to exchange and update information.

 

In the summer of 2022 I was asked to be part of the medical team for the Birmingham Commonwealth Games. This was a great experience treating some of the best athletes in the world. I am also working with the British Ultimate team, travelling with them on European and World Championships.
 
My aim is to keep patients as healthy, mobile and as pain free as possible; using a variety of hands on techniques, including soft tissue work, articulation, muscle energy techniques and manipulation; as well as taping, acupuncture, cranial and stretching/strengthening exercises at home to help maintain health.

 

I am originally from Sunderland and support the football team religiously. In my spare time I like to try and keep fit by going to the gym and walking my Sprocker Spaniel, Ben​​​​​​

Ross Braden​

 

Ross trained and graduated at the London School of Osteopathy in 2023, he combines his work as an osteopath with a successful career as a professional runner. He competed for England in the marathon and impressively finished in the top 20 at the London Marathon twice. Through his experience competing at the highest level of sport, Ross understands the importance of getting you back to doing the activities you love as quickly as possible and avoiding repeat injuries. He trains between 12-14 times a week and therefore knows the importance of ensuring that any pains and niggles are dealt with before they become more serious. This is shown in his approach to determine the root cause for any pain and take a holistic approach. This involves looking at the whole body rather than just the problem area, to ensure that the problem does not reoccur in the future. Alongside this, Ross will always work on rehabilitation plans, and looking at a clients overall lifestyle to establish the best path to staying injury free. He also coaches a number of athletes for a range of distances up to the Marathon, and has a level 1 qualification in Sports Nutrition and therefore is able to advise on best practices for keeping fit and healthy. previously,  Ross travelled the world supporting athletes as they prepared for major competitions like the Olympics and World Championships

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