ROSAMUND HEATH

A warm welcome.
Time for you.

A registered osteopath and graduate
of the European School of Osteopathy.
Based in Whitchurch Hill, surrounded
by birdsong, I offer a peaceful setting
where we can take time to talk about
what has brought you here.

MY BACKGROUND

I hold a Master of Osteopathy (M.Ost) qualification and am registered with the General Osteopathic Council. Learning continues to be an important part of my professional life. I regularly attend courses to develop my knowledge and deepen my practice. I have recently completed Level 1 of the Bach Flower Remedies Course and I am currently studying Systematic Kinesiology at The Hennessy Clinic.

Birdsong Osteopath Rosamund Heath

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Women’s Health

Central to my work, I am particularly interested in caring for women through the changes that pregnancy, birth and later life can bring, while recognising that every woman’s experience is different. I hold a Postgraduate Diploma in Women’s Health from the Molinari Institute of Health.

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Babies & Infants

Working with children and their parents is another important part of my practice. I value the observations parents bring and the opportunity to offer a calm space for questions and discussion. I gained paediatric training with the Sutherland Cranial College of Osteopathy.

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The Wider Family

A practice that welcomes everyone. I also see men, older children and adults of all ages, adapting my approach to each person’s needs. I have completed Phases 1-8 in Biodynamics of Osteopathy with Christian Sullivan. I will be completing Phase 9 in March 2027.

The Way I Work...

Listening is at the heart of my approach. I want to understand how you are feeling, how discomfort affects your day and what you hope to gain from coming to see me.

My work draws on a range of osteopathic approaches, including cranial, biodynamic and gentle structural techniques. The choice of treatment follows assessment and discussion with you.

I explain my findings and recommendations in clear language, so you can make informed decisions about your care. You are welcome to ask questions, express a preference or tell me if something does not feel comfortable.

Get to know me before you book

Feeling comfortable with your practitioner matters. If you would like to ask a question or discuss whether an appointment might be suitable for you or your child, please get in touch.

You may be new to osteopathy, unsure what to expect or simply want to speak to me before making an appointment. You are welcome to share what is concerning you and ask about my approach, so you can decide whether you feel comfortable taking the next step.

I’m happy to have an initial conversation, with no charge or pressure to book.

Birdsong Osteopath Rosamund Heath