At Key Osteopaths, our team consists of Anna, Sarah and Clare, who collectively bring over 40 years of experience working with patients. All three have graduated from the British School of Osteopathy and gained valuable experience in award-winning clinics in the South of France, Monaco, and various clinical settings across England.
Anna is the owner of the clinic and has a unique specialism in the myofunctional therapy and the head, neck and jaw. She now primarily treats these areas; seeing children and adults for myofunctional therapy as well as combining structural osteopathy and cranial osteopathy to support TMJ problems, orthodontic work and for pre and post-frenectomy patients.
Anna also supports EDS and HSD patients struggling with problems in the oropharyngeal area.
Sarah treats the entire body, incorporating pilates techniques into her treatments, providing patients with enhanced mobility and strength solutions.
Sarah works with any age but has huge experience with older patients looking to regain or improve mobility in joints.
Clare also treats issues around the body and has a special interest in EDS and HSD care and has undertaken further learning in treating BPPV.
Clare also offers baby cranial sessions.
Our approach to the body aims to be holistic, considering your overall well-being and providing comprehensive health advice throughout your treatment journey. We take the time to understand your unique condition, educate you about your diagnosis and treatment options, and develop a personalised plan of care that focuses on your specific needs and goals. Whether you are seeking relief from pain, improved mobility, or enhanced overall well-being, our skilled, insured and registered osteopaths are here to support you every step of the way.
Osteopathy is a holistic and hands-on approach to healthcare that focuses on the musculoskeletal system and its connection to overall health. It is based on the principle that the body has the inherent ability to self-heal and self-regulate. Osteopaths use manual techniques, such as manipulation, stretching, and massage, to restore balance, mobility, and function to the body.
By addressing the underlying causes of pain, discomfort, and dysfunction, osteopathy can help alleviate a wide range of conditions. It can provide relief from musculoskeletal pain, including back pain, neck pain, and joint pain. Osteopathy can also improve flexibility, posture, and range of motion, making it beneficial for athletes and individuals seeking to enhance their physical performance.
In addition to treating physical symptoms, osteopathy takes into account the inter-connectedness of the body systems. Osteopaths consider the impact of lifestyle, stress, and emotional well-being on a person’s health. By addressing these factors, osteopathy aims to promote overall well-being and support the body’s natural healing processes.
Osteopathy is suitable for people of all ages, from infants to seniors. It can be used as a primary approach to healthcare or as a complementary therapy alongside other medical treatments. Osteopaths work closely with their patients, taking a thorough medical history, conducting assessments, and developing individualised treatment plans to meet their specific needs and goals.
Whether you are seeking relief from pain, recovering from an injury, or looking to improve your overall health and well-being, osteopathy offers a holistic and patient-centered approach that supports your body’s innate capacity for healing and optimal function. By addressing the root causes of your symptoms and promoting balance within your body, osteopathy can help you regain vitality, improve quality of life, and achieve optimal health.
Osteopathy is a holistic and hands-on approach to healthcare that focuses on the musculoskeletal system and its connection to overall health. It is based on the principle that the body has the inherent ability to self-heal and self-regulate. Osteopaths use manual techniques, such as manipulation, stretching, and massage, to restore balance, mobility, and function to the body.
By addressing the underlying causes of pain, discomfort, and dysfunction, osteopathy can help alleviate a wide range of conditions. It can provide relief from musculoskeletal pain, including back pain, neck pain, and joint pain. Osteopathy can also improve flexibility, posture, and range of motion, making it beneficial for athletes and individuals seeking to enhance their physical performance.
In addition to treating physical symptoms, osteopathy takes into account the inter-connectedness of the body systems. Osteopaths consider the impact of lifestyle, stress, and emotional well-being on a person’s health. By addressing these factors, osteopathy aims to promote overall well-being and support the body’s natural healing processes.
Osteopathy is suitable for people of all ages, from infants to seniors. It can be used as a primary approach to healthcare or as a complementary therapy alongside other medical treatments. Osteopaths work closely with their patients, taking a thorough medical history, conducting assessments, and developing individualised treatment plans to meet their specific needs and goals.
Whether you are seeking relief from pain, recovering from an injury, or looking to improve your overall health and well-being, osteopathy offers a holistic and patient-centered approach that supports your body’s innate capacity for healing and optimal function. By addressing the root causes of your symptoms and promoting balance within your body, osteopathy can help you regain vitality, improve quality of life, and achieve optimal health.
Osteopathy is a holistic and hands-on approach to healthcare that focuses on the musculoskeletal system and its connection to overall health. It is based on the principle that the body has the inherent ability to self-heal and self-regulate. Osteopaths use manual techniques, such as manipulation, stretching, and massage, to restore balance, mobility, and function to the body.
By addressing the underlying causes of pain, discomfort, and dysfunction, osteopathy can help alleviate a wide range of conditions. It can provide relief from musculoskeletal pain, including back pain, neck pain, and joint pain. Osteopathy can also improve flexibility, posture, and range of motion, making it beneficial for athletes and individuals seeking to enhance their physical performance.
In addition to treating physical symptoms, osteopathy takes into account the inter-connectedness of the body systems. Osteopaths consider the impact of lifestyle, stress, and emotional well-being on a person’s health. By addressing these factors, osteopathy aims to promote overall well-being and support the body’s natural healing processes.
Osteopathy is suitable for people of all ages, from infants to seniors. It can be used as a primary approach to healthcare or as a complementary therapy alongside other medical treatments. Osteopaths work closely with their patients, taking a thorough medical history, conducting assessments, and developing individualised treatment plans to meet their specific needs and goals.
Whether you are seeking relief from pain, recovering from an injury, or looking to improve your overall health and well-being, osteopathy offers a holistic and patient-centered approach that supports your body’s innate capacity for healing and optimal function. By addressing the root causes of your symptoms and promoting balance within your body, osteopathy can help you regain vitality, improve quality of life, and achieve optimal health.
Osteopathy is a holistic and hands-on approach to healthcare that focuses on the musculoskeletal system and its connection to overall health. It is based on the principle that the body has the inherent ability to self-heal and self-regulate. Osteopaths use manual techniques, such as manipulation, stretching, and massage, to restore balance, mobility, and function to the body.
By addressing the underlying causes of pain, discomfort, and dysfunction, osteopathy can help alleviate a wide range of conditions. It can provide relief from musculoskeletal pain, including back pain, neck pain, and joint pain. Osteopathy can also improve flexibility, posture, and range of motion, making it beneficial for athletes and individuals seeking to enhance their physical performance.
In addition to treating physical symptoms, osteopathy takes into account the inter-connectedness of the body systems. Osteopaths consider the impact of lifestyle, stress, and emotional well-being on a person’s health. By addressing these factors, osteopathy aims to promote overall well-being and support the body’s natural healing processes.
Osteopathy is suitable for people of all ages, from infants to seniors. It can be used as a primary approach to healthcare or as a complementary therapy alongside other medical treatments. Osteopaths work closely with their patients, taking a thorough medical history, conducting assessments, and developing individualised treatment plans to meet their specific needs and goals.
Whether you are seeking relief from pain, recovering from an injury, or looking to improve your overall health and well-being, osteopathy offers a holistic and patient-centered approach that supports your body’s innate capacity for healing and optimal function. By addressing the root causes of your symptoms and promoting balance within your body, osteopathy can help you regain vitality, improve quality of life, and achieve optimal health.
Having suffered a neck injury during my rugby career I did the rounds with various recommended osteopaths with limited success. Then by chance I visited Anna in West Byfleet and… read more
Tom ClaryRosie treated our baby boy for and it made a huge difference. After the treatment he started sleeping better and crying less. A big relif
Richard SprakeI found the experience reassuring .Ana was very supportive and professional.I feel the care received was excellent
Deborah Sawin
Discover long-lasting relief from back pain with our holistic approach to osteopathy. Our experienced team of osteopaths takes a thorough assessment to identify the root causes of your back pain, utilising manual techniques, spinal adjustments, and tailored exercise programmes to promote healing, improve spinal function, and support your journey towards a pain-free back.
Nurture your little one’s health and well-being with our gentle and safe cranial osteopathy treatments designed specifically for infants. Our experienced osteopaths use gentle touch and subtle movements to support healthy development, alleviate discomfort, and promote optimal balance within the cranial system, helping your baby thrive.
Find effective relief from TMJ and jaw pain through our specialised osteopathic treatments. Our experienced osteopaths employ gentle manual techniques, including joint mobilisation, soft tissue manipulation, and targeted exercises, to alleviate pain, improve jaw mobility, and restore optimal function, allowing you to enjoy a pain-free and comfortable life.
Regain your sense of balance and alleviate vertigo and dizziness with our specialised osteopathic treatments tailored to your unique needs. Our skilled osteopaths conduct thorough assessments to identify underlying causes, such as inner ear dysfunction, postural imbalances, or cranial misalignments. Through gentle techniques and targeted exercises, we aim to restore equilibrium, reduce dizziness, and improve your overall quality of life.
Experience the transformative power of our cranial osteopathy treatments, aimed at restoring balance and optimising the function of the cranial system. Through gentle and precise techniques, our skilled osteopaths address imbalances, tension, and restrictions within the cranial bones and associated structures, promoting optimal nervous system function, overall well-being, and natural healing processes.
Our team of experienced osteopaths specialises in treating hip pain, providing personalised care to help you regain pain-free movement. Through a combination of manual techniques, joint mobilisation, soft tissue manipulation, and targeted exercises, we aim to alleviate hip pain, improve hip joint mobility, and restore optimal function, helping you recover and enjoy an active lifestyle.
At Key Osteopaths, we specialise in the treatment of shoulder pain, offering personalised care to address a range of shoulder conditions. Our skilled osteopaths use a combination of hands-on techniques, targeted exercises, and postural corrections to alleviate pain, restore range of motion, and improve shoulder function, helping you recover from shoulder injuries and enjoy a life free from discomfort.
Discover relief from headaches and migraines with our holistic approach to osteopathy. Our skilled osteopaths address the underlying causes of your headaches or migraines, such as muscle tension, postural imbalances, and stress. Through a combination of gentle manual techniques, postural corrections, and lifestyle recommendations, we aim to reduce the frequency and intensity of headaches, providing you with long-lasting relief.
At Key Osteopaths, we understand the importance of good posture for overall health and well-being. Our comprehensive osteopathy treatments include postural assessments, gentle adjustments, and targeted exercises to address postural imbalances, relieve muscular tension, and promote optimal alignment. We provide you with the tools and guidance to improve your posture and maintain a balanced and pain-free body.
Indulge in the rejuvenating benefits of our specialised facial massage techniques. Our skilled therapists use gentle and relaxing movements to stimulate circulation, relieve tension in facial muscles, and promote a radiant and refreshed complexion. Experience the calming and revitalising effects of our facial massage for a renewed sense of well-being.
Our highly skilled osteopaths provide effective and personalised treatments to alleviate neck pain, addressing underlying issues such as muscle tension, joint misalignment, and postural imbalances. Through gentle manual techniques, targeted exercises, and comprehensive care, we aim to restore mobility, relieve discomfort, and help you recover from neck injuries.
Experience relief from knee pain through our comprehensive osteopathic treatments. Our dedicated osteopaths take a detailed approach to assess and address the underlying causes of your knee pain, utilising manual techniques, joint mobilisation, and exercise therapy to reduce inflammation, improve joint stability, and enhance your overall knee function.
I specifically booked in with Anna as she came highly recommended by a friend. I have been visiting physios, chiropractors and osteopaths for years with no real success. The problem… read more
Hollie BlueSuper helpfull, friendly and informative. Cant recommend highly enough.
Ashley HollomanI have seen Anna regularly for a few years and every time I leave the practice I feel relaxed, straighter and pain free. Typically carrying stress in my back,… read more
Rhoda Breakell 
My wife and I – plus my two grown-up daughters – have all seen Anna at one point or another over the last two/three years. She is absolutely fantastic. What… read more
Nick BennettAnna has been brilliant, not only helping me getting rid of my neck pain, but also teaching me how to keep my body strong and healthy. Very professional, yet friendly,… read more
Lucia MoskoAnna is brilliant – she really listens and then treats any issue so well I walk out feeling completely different. She thinks about things between visits so always moves things… read more
pippa moody 
During early fetal development, a baby’s tongue forms from tissues in the floor of the mouth. As the tongue grows and lifts away, a small fold of tissue known as the lingual frenulum remains underneath. This band connects the underside of the tongue to the floor of the mouth and helps stabilise movement as the tongue learns to lift, suck, and swallow.
A tongue-tie release, known as a frenulotomy, is a quick and effective way to free the tongue from its restriction. Yet for many babies, the procedure is only the beginning of recovery. After the release, the tongue, jaw, and neck muscles must learn to work in a new way. The baby’s nervous system, which has become accustomed to compensating for restricted tongue movement, now needs time and gentle support to adjust to this new freedom.
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During early fetal development, a baby’s tongue forms from tissues in the floor of the mouth. As the tongue grows and lifts away, a small fold of tissue known as the lingual frenulum remains underneath. This band connects the underside of the tongue to the floor of the mouth and helps stabilise movement as the tongue learns to lift, suck, and swallow.
A tongue-tie release, known as a frenulotomy, is a quick and effective way to free the tongue from its restriction. Yet for many babies, the procedure is only the beginning of recovery. After the release, the tongue, jaw, and neck muscles must learn to work in a new way. The baby’s nervous system, which has become accustomed to compensating for restricted tongue movement, now needs time and gentle support to adjust to this new freedom.
