Meet the team

After completing his BSc in Osteopathy Scott  worked as a registered Osteopath in Clacton and Colchester where he became Clinical Director. Scott is now working full time here at Scott Daniels | Osteopathic & Health Clinic and sees a wide range of injuries including painful backs, necks, shoulders, knees, poor postures, arthritis and other conditions.

Before becoming an osteopath Scott played professional football for 10 years where he developed his interest in sports related injuries and rehabilitation. Scott now sees sportsmen and women from varied sporting background such as football, rugby, cricket, skiing and netball ranging from the amateur to the professional.

After graduation, she pursued a Masters In Health Ergonomics, to enhance her knowledge of work place related injuries, and how to help people with injuries, continue working using ergonomic solutions. Urvi has applied her Osteopathic and Ergonomic knowledge at cooperate level, providing postural and ergonomic solutions for their work station thus helping individuals to keep working whilst looking after themselves.

As an osteopath Urvi, uses a direct structural approach whilst incorporating soft tissue, body mechanics, and exercise rehabilitation. Urvi has completed the APPI matwork Level 1 course in Pilates instruction and enjoys using this knowledge to enhance her patients rehabilitation.

She has more recently qualified in Canine Osteopathy and alongside helping her human patients, is enjoying treating our furry friends.

Her previous employment includes owning her own osteopathic clinic in Orpington for 10 years, a variety of multidisciplinary clinics and Lecturing at the European School Of Osteopathy.

Her success lies in her experience and her supportive and friendly nature, making treatment effective as well as informative. The treatment is catered to the individual, taking all aspect of a patient’s lifestyle into consideration. Urvi has a keen interest in low back pain, sporting injuries, headaches and work-related injuries.

In her spare time, Urvi will be, in her crafts cupboard, watching films with the hubby or having fun with her two beautiful girls and her German shepherd in the garden.

He works part time (Monday’s and Thursday’s) at Scott Osteopathic and Health Clinic and sees a wide range of injuries including painful backs, necks, shoulders, knees, poor postures, arthritis and a whole host of other conditions.

Alistair uses a combination of different osteopathic treatment techniques including massage, stretching, manipulation (clicking), cranial and visceral techniques depending on the clinical needs. He has a special interest in sports injuries and their rehabilitation and prevention and has worked closely with football and running clubs in Hastings. Alistair also has a young son and has attended post graduate courses on the osteopathic management of babies and pregnant women, resulting in a furthered interest in paediatrics osteopathy.

Kathryn has gained experience working with both amateur and elite athletes in events such as The London Marathon and teams including Gillingham Football Club.

Her interest in Sports Therapy was driven from a passion in sports, fitness and the human body.  She acknowledges the importance of constantly building on her knowledge to provide the best possible care and advice for patients.

Daniel’s work in the hospitals saw him helping and supporting people affected by Parkinson ’s disease and stroke, as well as working with amputees.

Whilst working within physiotherapy Daniel realised that many of his patients would also benefit from osteopathy, therefore before moving to the United Kingdom, he took an integrated course in Osteopathy at the International College of Osteopathic Manual Medicine in Rome.  This was then followed by a Master degree in Osteopathy at the European School of Osteopathy.

Daniel is passionate about continually developing new skills which complement his work as a physiotherapist and osteopath.  This has included completing courses on kinesiology, sports taping, acupuncture and global postural re-education with Professor Philippe E. Souchard.

Outside of work Daniel keeps active by rock climbing, swimming and playing football. He enjoys the cinema, theatre and travelling.