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Nick White, Nikki Straughan, Kerri Holden and Philippa Wingate are members of the Institute of Osteopathy (iO). The iO is the largest membership body of osteopaths in the UK and works to unite, support, develop and promote the osteopathic profession for the benefit of patient health.
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Nick While started The White Practice in 2007. Nick says "Osteopathy is often like piecing together a jigsaw puzzle and every case is different - but our patients tell us we are getting it right and when their pain is reduced our job is so rewarding".
Nick has also recently received his Postgraduate certificate in Animal Osteopathy and has been enjoying treating horses and dogs since. Having won the academic achievement prize for highest grade score, he has also been asked to help with teaching at The Osteopathic Centre for Animals. If you would like to speak to him regarding your animal please do contact him.
Nick has also recently received his Postgraduate certificate in Animal Osteopathy and has been enjoying treating horses and dogs since. Having won the academic achievement prize for highest grade score, he has also been asked to help with teaching at The Osteopathic Centre for Animals. If you would like to speak to him regarding your animal please do contact him.
Nikki Straughan, B.Ost, graduated from the British School of Osteopathy. Previously she worked at the Osteopathic Centre for Children in London, gaining a wealth of experience treating pregnant mums, babies and children, whilst studying for a Masters degree.
Nikki uses a combination of cranial and structural techniques to treat her patients, and is also interested in treating sporting injuries.
Kerri Holden completed her Masters of Osteopathy with distinction at the University College of Osteopathy (UCO, formerly British School of Osteopathy) in 2017. Having been awarded the Naidoo Prize for Practical Osteopathic Skills, she has been lecturing at the UCO since graduation.
Kerri loves her vocation and says that seeing people get better and not reliant on care is one of the best parts of being an osteopath. She uses a variety of different techniques to tailor treatment to each patient and their complaint. She finds her work rewarding, whether helping with sporting injuries, dancers and performing artists, osteoarthritis, or general aches and pains.
She has also recently completed her Postgraduate Certificate in Paediatric Osteopathy which included a 6-month placement in the UCO’s children’s clinic.
Kerri loves her vocation and says that seeing people get better and not reliant on care is one of the best parts of being an osteopath. She uses a variety of different techniques to tailor treatment to each patient and their complaint. She finds her work rewarding, whether helping with sporting injuries, dancers and performing artists, osteoarthritis, or general aches and pains.
She has also recently completed her Postgraduate Certificate in Paediatric Osteopathy which included a 6-month placement in the UCO’s children’s clinic.
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Philippa Wingate completed her Masters in Osteopathy at Swansea University (M.Ost) 1st Class.
Philippa enjoys treating a using a wide variety of techniques, from massage to mobilisation and manipulation. She has a special interest in hypermobility and fibromyalgia having written her dissertation on the latter. Philippa also has a keen interest in treating animals and is currently undertaking postgraduate training to become an animal osteopath. |
Reception team
Please speak to them if you have any questions which need to be directed to The Osteopathic Team. They can be contacted by phoning 01453 832515 or by email enquiries@thewhitepractice.co.uk. Many thanks.
