Sam is a highly accomplished osteopath with experience in treating a wide variety of conditions. He currently serves as the Osteopath for the Swansea City Football Club first team, a testament to his skills and experience.
Tony Thomas is a Foot Health Practitioner with a background in sports and holistic therapies.
A former Physical Education Officer, he provided sports therapy for 15 years before training with the SMAE Institute following medical retirement.
Ashley has experience working across multiple clinics in South Wales. His practice is grounded in empathy and a deep commitment to each person’s unique path to better health and wellbeing. He specialises in a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions.
Lynne first qualified in Reflexology in 2015. Following 8 years of treating clients, she decided to study the therapy on a deeper level, qualifying in September 2024 as a level 5 reflexologist.
Lynne’s previous professional background was in nursing. A career spanning 36 years specialising almost entirely in women’s health. Lynne continues her passion for nurturing women’s health & wellbeing in her reflexology practice.
Kim earned her PhD in Clinical Psychology from the University of California, Los Angeles after completing her BA and MA at Stanford University.
She brings thousands of hours of clinical experience working with individuals and couples. She specialises in stress reduction and burnout, relationship difficulties, complex trauma, depression, and anxiety.
Scarlet is a Level 3 Sports Massage Therapist with experience working privately with both athletes and non-athletes. She offers treatments including deep tissue massage and cupping, helping clients manage muscular tightness and soreness, recover
between training and events, or simply relax. Alongside her massage work, Scarlet is a qualified Operating Department Practitioner working within the NHS, giving her extensive
experience of working with people with a wide range of medical needs.
Sam has worked with Swansea City FC since the 2015/16 season as a specialist osteopath consultant, alongside the club’s medical team. He’s at the training ground most weeks, treating players referred by the head physio as well as those he sees regularly for maintenance.
Working within a professional sports medical team keeps Sam’s practice sharp, gives him regular exposure to high-level rehabilitation and performance environments, and provides insight that carries directly back into his clinical work. In private practice, he treats people of all ages, most commonly for back pain, neck pain, headaches and acute sports injuries.
