Jacqui Kennington (formerly Jacqui Adamson) is a registered osteopath who graduated from the
British College of Osteopathic Medicine (BCOM) in 2004 with First Class Honours.
On graduation, she worked in a large osteopathic practice in Beverley and Cottingham before setting up in York in 2006. Training at the BCOM has an emphasis on the importance of good nutrition and exercise, as well as osteopathic treatment, so Jacqui is ideally placed to offer nutritional advice and guidance as well.
During her time in London, Jacqui worked with the Hammersmith Hospital in researching the importance of diet in the prevention of diabetes. The paper was published in the British Journal of Clinical Nutrition.
Prior to qualifying as an osteopath, Jacqui studied psychology at Durham University and graduated in 2000 with First Class Honours.
Jacqui has also done post-graduate training with the British Medical Acupuncture Society and practises medical acupuncture in combination with osteopathy.
Recently Jacqui has gone on to specialise in treating back pain and pelvic pain during pregnancy.
Sasha Morland is a registered Osteopath, who graduated from the British College of Osteopathic Medicine in 1998. She ran a busy practice in London before moving to York in 2006.
Sasha has recently done postgraduate training with the Australian Physiotherapy & Pilates Institute in the application of Pilates for rehabilitation from spinal injury.
Sorrel Caldwell is a registered Osteopath who graduated from the Surrey Institute of Osteopathic Medicine (SIOM). She first became interested in Osteopathy after she sustained a skiing injury when working in the French Alps and was impressed by the treatment and rehab process.
Initially she trained as a massage therapist and worked in the prestigious
Sanctuary Health Spa in Covent Garden. This work inspired her to develop her training and she went to study Osteopathy at SIOM, gaining an honours degree.
Sorrel is also a Fitness Instructor and has a special interest in using pilates techniques and neuromuscular rehabilitation in treating sports injuries. Since graduating she has worked with a local rugby team where she was based in Surrey, and on moving back to the North has worked in various North Yorkshire clinics and at sporting events. She has recently joined our clinic after deciding to settle in York..
Only practitioners meeting the highest standards of safety and competency are eligible for entry to the Statutory Register of Osteopaths. Proof of good health, good character and professional indemnity insurance cover is also a requirement.
Once registered, osteopaths are bound by a strict Code of Practice and may be subject to disciplinary procedures. Osteopaths are also committed to lifelong learning through a system of mandatory Continuing Professional Development (CPD).
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