Jade has been a qualified Complementary Therapist for six years now. Studying at the University of the Highlands and Islands in Elgin. Studying different types of massages during the course, qualifying in Swedish Massage, Indian Head Massage, Hot Stone Massage, Aromatherapy and Reflexology and specialising in Advanced Aromatherapy and Remedial Massage in her final year.

After graduating Jade moved down to Edinburgh and has been working as a Complementary Therapist ever since. She has done continual professional development courses in Pregnancy massage and Manual Lymplactic drainage as well as a further Remedial and Sports massage course with Scottish Massage Schools.

Jade also took a mindulfness based cognitive behavioural advanced therapy diploma course in 2018 to further develop her skills within her therapies.

At the beginning of 2020 Jade chose to become self-employed, and following the pandemic she has been building up her business and is very much looking forward to working in The Manual Therapy Clinic treating clients with INDIBA therapy, which she has been training in and taking courses in to become qualified as an INDIBA therapist.

Jade will be cooperating with the Manual Therapy Clinic on a Monday afternoon/evening and a Wednesday morning, helping clients in treating different ailments and concerns with INDIBA technology.

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“My name is Maëlle Guennec. I come from a lovely place in Brittany, France. In 2020, I decided to move to England to study in the renowned European School of Osteopathy (ESO) in Kent. My love for the human body and its physiology led me to discover the wonders of this beautiful profession.

I have been treating patients for over two years now and I developed a genuine interest in Women’s health. I love to open conversations about post-partum, urinary incontinence, endometriosis, etc. Additionally, I hold a diploma in Dry Needling and Western Medical Acupuncture which enhances my holistic approach to the human body.

I enjoy using a wide variety of osteopathic techniques, such as spinal manipulation, joint mobilisation and soft tissue massage, as well as cranial and visceral approaches. I believe in a transparent and collaborative approach to treatment. I will always ensure that I gain consent and check your understanding before attempting any treatment.

My journey into Osteopathy began with a personal experience of back injury due to intense swimming and dance training. This experience, combined with the Osteopathic philosophy of “finding the health, not the disease,” shapes my practice. While a precise diagnosis is crucial for setting realistic expectations, I believe in empowering patients with education and exercises to support their recovery. A condition does not define a person, it is the individual behind the condition that motivates me daily.”

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Chongsu Lee is a physiotherapist with a unique background in engineering. After a career as a troubleshooting engineer for Hyundai in Seoul, his passion for health led him to qualify as a physiotherapist from Queen Margaret University in Edinburgh in 2010.

Since then, Chongsu has focused on manual physiotherapy, specializing in chronic back pain, Multiple Sclerosis (MS), and Parkinson’s Disease. His expertise in MS led to a clinical case study and a Medical Research Scotland-funded PhD project at Napier University, and his work was covered in major media outlets, including The Sunday Times.

Bridging his engineering and physiotherapy skills, Chongsu developed BackHug, a back therapy device with robotic fingers designed to replicate his manual spinal joint work. Today at The Manual Therapy Clinic, he uses his physiotherapy expertise to advise patients on their specific health issues, including, where appropriate, advice on how to get treatment from his BackHug device. He is also the author of Aches and Pains Secrets, a book describing his personal health journey and deeply held convictions regarding how to live a healthy life.

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A highly qualified and experienced therapist, running coach, and biomechanics expert with a passion for treating injuries and helping athletes achieve their full potential.

Irene holds an Extended Diploma in Sports Massage and is a registered professional with the Sports Therapy Organisation, as well as an INDIBA Activ therapist. Her academic credentials include a BSc and MSc in Biomedical Sciences and an MSc and PhD in Regenerative Neurobiology, providing her with a deep understanding of human physiology, particularly in injury recovery and tissue repair. She is also pursuing an MSc in Sports and Exercise Science and Medicine at the University of Glasgow, continuously expanding her knowledge to stay at the forefront of her field, and she has diplomas in sports injury diagnosis and rehabilitation.

In addition to her academic background, Irene is a certified running coach by UESCA (specialising in Running and Ultrarunning), enabling her to create personalised training and reintroduction plans for runners at all levels. She also holds certifications from The Running School in Running Biomechanics Analysis, giving her expertise in evaluating and improving running form and efficiency, and she is a member of BASES.

Irene is highly skilled in the management of sports musculoskeletal (MSK) injuries, and her expertise extends to biomechanics and postural correction. She has completed coursework in Myokinematic Restoration through the Postural Restoration Institute. Moreover, she is currently specialising in Sports Physiology, further enhancing her ability to support athletes in effective recovery and peak performance.

As an active competitor in races ranging from 5K to ultra distances, with a focus on mountain trail running, Irene brings firsthand experience and insight to her coaching and therapeutic services.

Irene’s proactive and research-driven approach ensures that her clients receive the highest standard of care. Whether you’re recovering from an injury or aiming to enhance your running performance, Irene’s expertise in biomechanics, coaching, and rehabilitation makes her a trusted resource for athletes at all levels.

You can find her at the Manual Therapy Clinic on Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, or reach out via email or her website:

📧 train4bodymind@gmail.com 🌐 www.train4bodymind.com IG @train4bodymind

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Let me introduce myself. my name is Aránzazu Peñaranda López. I completed my degree in Physiotherapy in 2010 at the University of Murcia, my hometown, in Spain. On top of that, I hold a 5 years postgraduate degree (2011-2017) from the Osteopath School of Madrid, achieving the osteopath certificate C.O. My passion for manual therapy drove me to learn Orthopaedic Chiropractic techniques for a year too. I have additionally completed further training and I have got experience working in water therapy as well as Pilates instructor and martial arts referee. HCPC PH109309 MCSP 110014

Life is like a riding bicycle: to keep your balance you must keep moving— Albert Einstein

Let me introduce myself. my name is Aránzazu Peñaranda López. I completed my degree in Physiothe... Read More