Meet the Osteopathic Team
Nick White, Nikki Straughan and Eriko Fujii are all fully registered with the General Osteopthic Council (GOsC) and 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 White (graduated from the British School of Osteopathy) established The White Practice, Nailsworth in 2007. Nick’s interest in osteopathy began following his own injury in a car accident, where osteopathy played a huge part in his recovery. With over 20 years in practice since he began his 5 year training as an osteopath, Nick is still fascinated by the human body and its ability to adapt and recover.
Nick enjoys treating all ages, employing a range of techniques – Nick is also qualified to treat using LLLT (Low Level Laser Therapy) – see Laser Treatment page for more information. In addition to human practice, Nick is a qualified Animal Osteopath, treating horses, dogs and small animals. Nick runs a small animal clinic from The White Practice in Nailsworth – please email [email protected] if you would like further information, or to book an appointment for your horse or small animal. Outside of work, Nick is always keen to be outdoors, enjoying horse-riding with his daughters and competes in horse-back archery. |
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Eriko Fujii graduated from the European School of Osteopathy, where she trained in a wide range of osteopathic approaches, including structural, cranial, and visceral techniques. She tailors treatments to meet the unique needs of each individual, with a particular interest in supporting people through life’s transitions — whether physical, emotional, or situational.
With a background in media and broadcasting, and having moved from Japan to the UK, Eriko brings a natural understanding and insight to her work, especially for those navigating change or seeking to restore balance in their lives. Her approach centres on the gentler spectrum of osteopathic techniques, respecting the body’s innate self-healing capacity. She also incorporates therapeutic movement and self-care strategies to support recovery. Outside of practice, Eriko enjoys spending time in nature, meditation, forest bathing, and needlework — drawing inspiration from her Japanese heritage. |



