Philip Kingsland B.Ost
Philip is a member of the British Osteopathic Association and registered with the General Osteopathic Council of Great Britain, graduating from the British School of Osteopathy in 2006 and since then has dedicated his time to working within the communities of the Newmarket and St Ives areas.
Outside of Osteopathy Philip lives in Cambridge with his wife and young family, a keen sportsman having competed at national level for Judo which he hastens to add was in his younger days but still is a keen rower and runner and is currently training for the 2016 Brighton and Edingburgh marathon as well as the race to the stones ultra marathon
James Piercy B.Ost
James studied at the British School of Osteopathy, graduating in the summer of 2006 with a degree in Osteopathy, and has since worked in a variety of clinics, initially working with a team of biomechanics experts and podiatrists that have successfully treated a host of elite athletes that compete on the world stage.
Since 2007 he has been working in Newmarket and his local town of Bury St. Edmunds. He is qualified in dry needling acupuncture and has a post-graduate diploma in sports injuries management.
is sporting interests include tennis where he has competed in many regional tournaments, as well as hockey, where he plays for Bury St. Edmunds. James is registered with the Osteopathic governing body the GOSC, as well as a multitude of private healthcare providers.
Billi Bliss
Billi is a human and canine Osteopath, a sports massage therapist and a medical acupuncturist, graduating from the European school of Osteopathy in 2018.
Billi’s sporting background comes from competing at county and national level in competitive and synchronised swimming. She completed a further post graduate study training as a Canine Osteopath. This has married her love for animals and their healthcare with her passion for Osteopathy. Billi focuses her individual treatment on patients who are experiencing both acute & chronic pain or, who wish to improve their mobility and general wellbeing.