Carragh is a senior Clinical Osteopath and founder of Kingston & Teddington Osteopathy, offering holistic Osteopathy for families, babies, and adults. She is widely experienced in structural & cranial osteopathy, pregnancy osteopathy, and chronic pain management.
Carragh graduated from the University College of Osteopathy in 1999 and established the practice in 2000. Her clinic ethos is based on making professional Osteopathic care accessible to the whole family, from newborns to older adults.
Carragh has completed extensive postgraduate training with the Barral Institute and is a registered practitioner in:
This advanced osteopathic training allows her to treat complex, long-standing conditions and accept specialist referrals.
Carragh’s osteopathic approach focuses on restoring balance, improving function, and supporting the body’s natural healing capacity—helping patients achieve active, long-term health.
Mark is a highly experienced Clinical Osteopath specialising in osteopathy for sports injuries, cranial osteopathy, and advanced musculoskeletal care. He works with a wide range of patients—from elite athletes to families—helping them overcome pain, recover from injury, and achieve long-term physical stability.
Experience and Expertise in Osteopathy
Mark qualified from the University College of Osteopathy (formerly the British School of Osteopathy) in 2006 and brings over 19 years of clinical osteopathic experience. His treatments address acute and chronic pain, postural dysfunction, and movement-related injuries using modern, evidence-informed osteopathy.
Specialist Osteopathic Services
Osteopathic Treatment Philosophy
Mark practices holistic osteopathic treatment, focusing on identifying the underlying causes of pain rather than only treating symptoms. His approach supports long-term pain relief, injury prevention, and improved movement—often reducing the need for medication or surgery.
Sports and Performance Insight
With personal experience in Olympic weightlifting, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and snowboarding, Mark has specialist insight into sports injuries, rehabilitation, and performance optimisation. He regularly treats professional athletes, active individuals, and patients returning to exercise after injury.
Harriet is a Clinical Osteopath with a strong interest in sports injuries, rehabilitation, and movement-based recovery. She combines hands-on osteopathy with exercise prescription to support safe return to activity.
Harriet graduated with a Master’s degree in Osteopathy from the University College of Osteopathy and has postgraduate training in:
Pre- and Post-Natal Osteopathy
Paediatric Cranial Osteopathy
Harriet regularly treats sports injuries, dance-related injuries, and focusses on post-injury rehabilitation.
As a former professional dancer, Harriet has a deep understanding of biomechanics, injury prevention, and performance demands. This makes her particularly effective in treating active individuals, dancers, and patients recovering from sports-related injuries.
Harriet works collaboratively with patients, providing exercises, lifestyle advice, and self-management strategies. She is a strong advocate for osteopathy that supports movement and activity at all ages.
Caitlin is a holistic Clinical Osteopath offering personalised osteopathic care for chronic pain, sports injuries, and functional recovery. She supports patients through both acute injuries and long-term conditions.
Caitlin graduated with a Master’s degree in Osteopathy from the University College of Osteopathy in 2022. Her osteopathic training includes:
With experience working within a GP practice, Caitlin has a particular interest in treating chronic pain, postural issues, and complex presentations. Her interest in weightlifting and functional training enhances her work with sports injuries and exercise-based rehabilitation.
Caitlin’s osteopathic care focuses on supporting the body’s natural healing processes through individualised, whole-person treatment, lifestyle guidance, and long-term functional improvement.
Rhiannon is a passionate Clinical Osteopath with a strong interest in sports injuries, musculoskeletal health, and osteoporosis care. She combines hands-on osteopathy with evidence-informed rehabilitation strategies to support patients in recovery, injury prevention, and long-term physical wellbeing.
Education and Osteopathic Training
Rhiannon graduated from the London School of Osteopathy in 2025 with a Master’s degree in Osteopathy. Her dissertation focused on osteoporosis in both men and women, an area of clinical interest she continues to explore.
Specialist Areas and Interests
- Sports Injury Osteopathy and Rehabilitation
- Osteopathy for Musculoskeletal Health
- Ultrasound Therapy for Soft Tissue and Injury Recovery
- Osteoporosis Awareness and Prevention
Sports and Movement Insight
Rhiannon has a lifelong passion for sport, with experience in swimming, athletics, football, rugby, running, and cycling. She has played rugby competitively for Harlequin Amateur Women, earning club colours as one of only eight female players in the club’s history. Her personal experience with sport and injury gives her a unique perspective on sports injuries, rehabilitation, and performance optimisation.
Patient-Centred Osteopathic Care
Rhiannon focuses on working collaboratively with patients, providing tailored exercise prescription, lifestyle advice, and evidence-based osteopathic treatment. Her approach supports recovery from injury, prevention of future issues, and the promotion of long-term musculoskeletal health.
Outside the clinic, Rhiannon enjoys watching sport, holding a season ticket at Fulham FC and following cricket, reflecting her lifelong engagement with physical activity and athletic culture.
