Our practitioners

Osteopaths:

Francesca Murphy (Frankie)
Qualified in 2000 from the European School of Osteopathy (ESO) Frankie opened the Eyhorne Osteopathic Clinic in May 2004 with the aim of providing quality cost effective care. Frankie has in the past been a lecturer at the ESO and has a keen interest in biomechanics. Using a variety of treatments including manipulation, cranial and Dry Needling (a form of acupuncture) and looking at the patient as a three-dimensional puzzle. Finding the root of the problem and fixing it. If the problem cannot be solved by osteopathy it is referred quickly to someone who can help, avoiding unnecessary treatments and extra cost.

Furthermore Frankie treats animals mostly horses and dogs. As a previous Showjumper she understands the importance of treatment to compete at high levels. See the link to her Equine website if you are interested further in this.

Aimee Jones
Aimee qualified in 2012 from Oxford Brookes University and joined the Eyhorne Osteopathic Clinic immediately. She has very quickly built a good patient list through diligence, care and an excellent approach to treatment. Aimee is qualified in Dry Needling and uses a varied approach to include functional technique articulation manipulation and cranial.

Aimee has also been a keen horse rider and Eventer and is keen to start working towards treating animals.

Dinh Uong
Dinh qualified from the European School of osteopathy in 2012 having prior worked as a sports masseur. After qualifying Dinh qualified in dry needling and also uses kinesotaping. Since Dinh has started with us she has been a great asset always looking at new ideas and ways of approaching and treating complicated problems.

Counsellor:

Jay Ford
Jay is a family counsellor and works with couples for marriage counselling and children who are having emotional difficulty getting to the root of the problem. Jay works closely with local schools and we are proud to say privately for our clinic. You don’t have to be referred by you GP in fact most of her clients are self referrals. Sometimes just a few sessions can make all the difference to understanding and moving forward from the problem. Jay gives time and patience and enables you to cope and deal with the problem.

Sports injury therapists:

Phil Ireland
Phil is a great asset to the practice he is a qualified sports Massage therapist and personal trainer, he has a variety of sporting achievements under his belt. Phil is a champion Stick fighter Thai boxer and has trained in a variety of different martial arts. In doing so he has grasped a great understanding of how the body works and the importance of massage and nutritional advice when doing sport to keep you fit and healthy. He also likes to challenge himself with extreme sporting tasks such as: Marathon up mount Olympus  (2355 meters) he never shies away from a challenge.

Matt Vickers
Matt has recently qualified in Sports massage and is furthering his career in nutritional therapy and sports injuries at Masters level. He is a keen rugby player and also spends his time personal training making sure he looks at each person as a whole and tailoring your needs.

Receptionists:

Aileen Brown
Aileen joined us in August 2013 and ensures that the office runs smoothly taking bookings for people and animals can be a tricky balance. If there are any admin queries then pleas do not hesitate to contact Aileen.

Sue Hemmens
Sue has been working part time for the clinic for years and has been invaluable and essential to the building up and running of the practice, more recently he works more on an ad hoc basis to help with holidays.

If you are keen to join our team and think your treatments will compliment then please do not hesitate to contact us on 01622 880 995.

If you are keen to join our team and think your treatments will compliment then please do not hesitate to contact us on 01622 880 995.