How it began...

Like many people I left school with little inspiration as to what to do with my life. After my horse developed issues with his leg, I entrusted treatment to an Osteopath and instantly knew what I wanted to do with my life! This is where the journey began. As I left school mid-way through my A-levels, I needed to complete an access course to build up the credits to advance on to the university course. I was fortunate to find an anatomy and physiology course that gave me sufficient credits to get into the university that I wanted to go to. This took me about a year to do alongside my work at the time back in 2013.

The Studying...

After completing my course I got the results to confirm I had passed and had been accepted to study a Bachelors in Osteopathy degree at Staffordshire University, Stoke-On-Trent. I attained my Bachelors Degree with honours from Staffordshire university which was my first choice to attend. As there are only a few Universities which offer Osteopathy courses, Staffordshire University was the closest to where I live but was still roughly an hour and a half away, I enrolled and committed to the 5 year course. This meant travelling from Leicester to the university every other weekend & up to three times a week as the course progressed, to attend their clinic for for practice & assessments.

Once I was qualified to work on people I took a bit of time out to focus on building my practical training before returning to achieve my Post Graduate Certificate in 2021. This time attending the University College Of Osteopathy course for equine and canine osteopathy in Wantage, Oxfordshire to pursue my passion to work with animals.

This time it was a 2 hour drive one weekend a month, so not too bad!!

After adapting my specialism into Women's Health, I ventured back to study again in a range of subjects from Menopause to Acupuncture to aid in relieving menopausal symptoms and pregnancy complaints.

The Work...

After qualifying as an Osteopath I spent time working at a multi-disciplinary clinic in Nottinghamshire for roughly 5 years where I developed my holistic style of treatment, taking a wider view of the whole anatomy than just the subject area and had the fortune of working with a variety of therapists with different treatment specialities which helped to widen my skillset.

Whilst working in Nottinghamshire I also built an extensive patient list of animals that I used to treat from Family Dogs to Professional Event horses.

Although I love working with sports clients and animals, anyone who has followed me for a while will know that I had some difficulties with fertility and feeling a little underwhelmed with the services available, I moved my specialism into Women's health before going out on my own in the spring of 2022 and started working from the beautiful clinic in Frolesworth at the beginning of 2023 and I love my little room and its setting!!

Final Words...

My aim is to be able to help lots of people live their lives free from discomfort and help women set their bodies up for fertility, manage them through pregnancy & relieve some menopausal symptoms!!

When treating, I like to use a full body approach to get to the root cause of the issue while using a variety of treatments such as dry needling & cupping therapy. There is also Indian head massage for those that would like a more relaxing treatment!!

In my spare time I enjoy going out for walks with the dogs (and husband 😊), and socialising with friends.

Driven by a deep passion for human movement and holistic health, Iain is a dedicated osteopath specialising in biomechanics and sports massage therapy. His approach combines the principles of osteopathy with in-depth knowledge of biomechanics to deliver tailored treatments that enhance physical performance, improve mobility, and support long-term wellness.

Iain holds a Bachelor of Osteopathy (BOST) degree and a degree in sports science, along with additional certifications in sports massage and personal training. This unique skill set enables Iain to address a wide range of musculoskeletal issues while also designing customised exercise programmes aimed at helping clients achieve optimal movement patterns and reducing the risk of future injuries.

A firm believer in proactive health management, Iain enjoys working with athletes and active individuals, supporting their recovery from injuries and enhancing their performance through manual therapy, corrective exercises, and strength training. Whether addressing chronic pain, improving posture, or boosting athletic performance, Iain is dedicated to empowering clients with the tools and knowledge needed to reach their health and fitness goals.

Beyond his clinical work, Iain is passionate about educating others on the importance of movement quality, the science of biomechanics, and strategies for effective injury prevention. Outside the clinic, he stays active through hiking, yoga, strength training, and continually explores innovative ways to optimise human movement and performance.

Ian Davis, BOst

Osteopath

Stacey Warner

Sports Massage Therapist

Stacey is a fully qualified sports massage therapist, holding a Level 3 Diploma in Sports Massage Therapy. With extensive knowledge and experience in promoting physical wellbeing and supporting injury recovery, she offers a range of tailored treatments focussed around her skills in sports massage.

Her sports massage therapy helps to alleviate muscle tension, improve flexibility, boost circulation, and enhance overall performance, making it ideal for general health, athletes, fitness enthusiasts, and anyone looking to maintain an active lifestyle or general comfort.

In addition to sports massage, Stacey provides Hopi ear candling therapy, a natural and effective treatment to relieve sinus pressure, improve ear health, and promote relaxation. This gentle, holistic therapy is perfect for clients seeking a calming experience alongside physical treatments.

With a genuine passion for all things health and fitness, Stacey brings a personal commitment to wellness that extends beyond her work with clients.

Outside of the clinic, she can often be found strength training, hiking in nature, or practising yoga. Her dedication to her own wellbeing informs her practice, enabling her to offer a balanced, holistic approach that meets the diverse needs of her clients.

Whether you’re recovering from an injury, managing everyday aches and pains, or simply looking to enhance your wellness routine, Stacey provides a personalised, results-focused experience for every client.