About
I’m the only dedicated mobile osteopath in Northamptonshire and Warwickshire - how did I get here?
Twenty-five years ago, after going for a run, I developed back pain and, like many people do, searched online for treatment. A local osteopath’s website came up. I didn’t really know what osteopathy was at the time, but I decided to give it a try.
The improvement I felt after that first appointment genuinely surprised me. I was struck by how much could be achieved through hands-on treatment alone - without medication, painkillers, or complicated equipment. It was a comprehensive, practical approach that made sense to me, and it stayed with me long after the pain had settled.
That experience is what led me to train as an osteopath. What I value most about osteopathy is helping people move more comfortably, reduce pain or stiffness, and feel more confident in their bodies so they can get back to everyday life.
I wanted to make these benefits available to everyone, even and especially if they can’t get to a clinic. Which is why I became a mobile osteopath.
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Mobile osteopathy is different - and here are my standards and guarantees for your home appointment
1. You’ll Be Listened To
You’ll have time to explain what’s been happening, and you’ll be taken seriously.
2. Clear, Calm Explanations
I’ll explain what I believe is causing your symptoms and what we can realistically do to help - in plain English.
3. Gentle When Needed
Treatment is adapted to you. High-velocity “cracking” techniques are only used if appropriate and with your consent.
4. No Pressure, No Packages
You’ll never be pushed into ongoing appointments. If you only need one or two sessions, that’s what I’ll recommend.
5. I Won’t Keep You Waiting
I will do my best to be with you for the exact time of the appointment; but if I am going to be more than a few minutes late I will let you know
6. A Professional Setup in Your Home
I bring a sanitised treatment couch and equipment, so your session feels safe and clinical.
7. Unhurried Appointments
Time is allowed for proper assessment, treatment, and questions. You won’t feel rushed.
8. Honest Advice
If osteopathy isn’t the right solution, I will tell you and help you understand what to do next.
9. Respect for Your Home and Privacy
Professional boundaries, discretion, and care for your space at all times.
10. Support Beyond the Session
Clear self-management guidance and the opportunity to ask follow-up questions if something isn’t clear.
My Training and Background →
I trained at the College of Osteopathy, graduating with a Bachelor of Osteopathy (BOst), First Class Honours. Keeping my knowledge and skills up to date is an important part of my work, and I regularly attend further training to ensure the care I offer is safe, current, and effective.
This includes additional training in areas such as coccyx pain, newer approaches to frozen shoulder, and courses with the Sutherland College of Cranial Osteopathy. Like all osteopaths, I am required to continue learning throughout my career - something I genuinely enjoy.
Before becoming an osteopath, I completed a degree in Biomedical Sciences, followed by qualifying as a teacher. I spent 12 years teaching secondary school Science and A-level Biology. I still enjoy explaining how the body works and how treatment can help, and I always tailor this to suit you - whether you’d like a clear explanation or prefer to keep things simple.
“Elizabeth provides a great mobile Osteopathy service. Very personable, experienced and knowledgeable. Has really helped my husband and I out with back, neck and shoulder issues. Brilliant that she comes to the house .”
- C.M.
Professional Registration and Memberships →
I am fully registered and professionally accredited, including:
Registered with the General Osteopathic Council
Member of the Institute of Osteopathy
Member of the Academy of Physical Medicine
MASCED PRO accredited (Melanoma and Skin Cancer Early Detection)
Registered with the Information Commissioner’s Office
Enhanced DBS checked, allowing me to work safely with children and vulnerable adults