Reena Joshi Osteopathic Clinic in Uxbridge

Reena qualified as a registered osteopath in 2001 from the British College of Osteopathic Medicine in London. She uses the traditional ‘structural’ approach to Osteopathy believing that ‘structure governs function’ i.e. if the structure is not right, how can it function correctly? Structural Osteopathy is concerned with aches and pains in the body which are treated directly through manual treatment techniques, and concerned primarily with posture, body mechanics, exercise/rehabilitation, hydrotherapy and nutrition. Reena is also trained to use Interferential therapy and Ultrasound and has experience working in an extremely busy sports injury clinic, gymnasium, cranial osteopathy clinic and multi-disciplinary practice. As well as being an osteopath Reena is a qualified teacher and has lectured on the osteopathy degree course since 2004, since then she has lectured at the Italian School of Osteopathy (ISO) and now teaches at the Surrey Institute of Osteopathic Medicine (SIOM) based at Nescot college in Ewell.

Kapilan graduated from the British College of Osteopathic Medicine in London in 2008 with a bachelor in Osteopathy and a Diploma in Naturopathy. Kapilan is particularly interested in sports injuries as he has over 10 years experience playing sports himself at a very high level and recently was asked to fly to Australia to play cricket semi-professionally. He is able to treat structural problems catering treatments to the individual recognizing your personal strengths and weaknesses to provide the highest level of patient care encouraging your body to function at its optimum level which will help improve performance. His success lies in his ability to recognize your limits and uses a direct structural approach, whilst incorporating soft tissue, hydrotherapy and body mechanics to treat you effectively. Kapilan has experience treating a wide variety of patients, not just athletes; therefore no-matter your age, Kapilan is able to help you.