Our team of experienced sports massage therapists and osteopaths

Gemma Ware
Director, Sports Therapist and Osteopath
Gemma has a degree in osteopathy and a diploma in sports therapy.
Having previously suffered with a snowboarding injury of a broken wrist, Gemma knows first hand the importance of aftercare treatment and has developed a strong personal interest in rehabilitation, especially following fractures, breaks and serious joint injuries.
Gemma has worked treating both cricket & rugby players from professional level clubs as well as treating runners who completed the London Marathon.

Tony Martinez
Sports Therapist
Tony Martinez developed a keen interest in therapeutic massage through his extensive involvement in sports, which often came with the familiar experience of sore and overused muscles. From professional horse riding to indoor rock climbing, he frequently sought the expertise of a masseur to aid in recovery and re-alignment. This personal experience inspired him to pursue his own qualifications, enabling him to now help like-minded individuals discover the remarkable benefits that massage can offer, whether for pain relief, performance enhancement, or simply encouraging relaxation.

Amy Sutton
Sports Massage Therapist and Osteopath
Amy graduated from Swansea University with a First Class honours Masters in Osteopathy.
After receiving treatment in childhood, Amy became fascinated by osteopathy which led her to completing her degree. During her training, Amy treated a wide range of patients of various ages and with various complaints.
Amy treats with a structural approach and uses gentle hands-on treatment to support a patient’s recovery. Amy aims to work with patients to identify their main goals and help restore them back to normal activities through treatment and providing rehab exercises. Amy also understands the importance of discussing a patient’s general health and lifestyle to aid recovery and can provide information about implementing lifestyle changes to help manage pain and quality of life.
Amy enjoys playing football and watching matches with friends and family.

Dan Henderson
Sports Therapist and Osteopath
Dan is a highly-regarded iTEC level 3 sports massage therapist.
Having been in the sports industry for nearly 20 years he fully understands the way the body works and should work in order to stay as injury free as possible. He knows that this is not always possible and injuries, pains and niggles can crop up in every day life whether through playing sport, working at a desk for hours on end or day to day activities.
As a sports massage therapist Dan loves to go on a journey with the client from first consultation to final treatment and help you live your life as injury free as possible.
A family man and father of twin three year old’s he knows how important it is to look after your body for it to function correctly, especially when family time is so precious. Having had a number of injuries himself over the years from repeat shoulder dislocation to calf strains he is aware of what sort of pain you will come to see him with and how desperate you will be to be fixed.
Dan is still a keen sportsman him self and loves using the gym, cycling, running and swimming. He will however turn his hand to any sporting discipline that he is presented with!

David Harvey
Sports Massage Therapist and Osteopath
David trained at the University College of Osteopathy (formerly BSO), graduating in 2022. David is dedicated to providing a supportive healthcare environment for all patients.
He works with adults of all ages to manage a wide range of conditions and injuries, including those resulting from postural and work-related stresses and strains. David finds fulfilment in helping people achieve their goals, whether that involves reducing pain, improving function in occupational and recreational activities, or making simple daily tasks easier.

Dorothy Szamworicz
Sports Massage Therapist and Osteopath
Dorothy’s professional journey is a testament to her unwavering commitment to the field of healthcare, with a unique blend of qualifications that set her apart.
Her academic accomplishments began in 2008 when she graduated as a physiotherapist in Poland. This marked the initial step in her healthcare career, where she dedicated herself to helping individuals recover from physical ailments. Working in physiotherapy centre provided her with a solid foundation, and as a self-employed physiotherapist and manual therapist, she continued developing personalised approach to patient care.
In 2013, Dorothy’s dedication to the healthcare field expanded further when she graduated as a paramedic in Poland. Her knowledge and skills in emergency medical care added a new dimension to her abilities, showcasing her readiness to assist in critical situations.
In 2023, Dorothy achieved another significant milestone by graduating from the University College of Osteopathy, formerly known as the British School of Osteopathy, with MSc in Osteopathy. This advanced degree solidified her expertise in osteopathic care, enriching her toolkit for patient treatment.
What distinguishes Dorothy as a healthcare professional is her unparalleled ability to adjust her treatment techniques to meet the unique needs of each patient. Her extensive experience has exposed her to a diverse range of medical conditions and ailments, enabling her to approach each case with precision and sensitivity.

Jen Beck
Sports Massage Therapist and Osteopath
While qualifying as an osteopath, Jen trained in sports massage and dry needling too. She combines her toolbox of techniques to treat a wide range of muscle, joint and bone complaints with a solid structural approach you will gain relief from.
Jen believes in supporting each patient to understand the mechanism of their injury and any potential barriers to their healing. The patient’s quality of life is an important end goal for every patient’s treatment plan. It has an effect on a patient’s healing process, therefore improving the injury will naturally enhance the patient’s quality of life.
What our patients say...
Gemma is brilliant! Very knowledgeable, advises on strengthening exercises and really feel much better after my appointment. See her regularly for a historic neck/shoulder problem and would definitely recommend her.
Samantha
Having just started to try and get fit - this resulted in some injuries to calves, to hip-flexes, and not insignificant discomfort. Gemma was excellent in identifying the issues, and treating the problems. A friendly, personal touch combined with excellent treatment.
John
Typical prices
Prices start from £50 for a 45 minute session with a sports therapist or massage therapist; and from £50 for a 30 minute session with a fully trained osteopath.
If you are looking to book a course of treatment sessions, please get in touch about our direct debit plans which can save you money on the standard prices.
| Session length | Sports therapist price | Osteopath price |
|---|---|---|
| 30 minutes | n/a | £50 |
| 45 minutes | £50 | £65 |
| 60 minutes | £65 | n/a |