About Us

Following a long career as a martial arts competitor, instructor and strength coach, Raymond graduated from the London School of Osteopathy with a Masters degree in osteopathic medicine. He is a state registered Osteopath with the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC) and a full member of the British Osteopathic Association (BOA).

As well as incorporating the various manual therapy techniques at the disposal of any qualified osteopath, Raymond integrates within his treatments a mixture of neuromuscular conditioning, exercise rehabilitation and medical acupuncture, in order to achieve the best results for his patients. He is qualified in a variety of rehabilitation systems including Functional Range Release, Functional Range Conditioning, Anatomy in Motion (as seen recently in the BBC 1 programme Dr in the House), Kinetic Control and he uses them all in a seamless blend to help his patients to get better. He is also a certified JEMS (Joanne Elphinston Movement Systems) Rehabilitation practitioner. JEMS is an integrated functional movement approach that works on the body’s efficiency of motion, and addresses physical performance as well as injury prevention and rehabilitation.

With over fifteen years work experience as a strength and conditioning coach, Raymond possesses a variety of personal training qualifications including various CHEK certifications, Vivobarefoot Running Coach, PICP level 1 strength coach, BioSignature modulation practitioner, Performance Stability International Trainer and a Certificate of Sports Injury from Kensington & Chelsea college.

He has experience with working with a variety of athletes who have competed at both national and international levels in sports such as Tennis, Football, Powerlifting, Badminton, Cricket, Golf and Brazilian Jujitsu.

Prior to qualifying as an osteopath, Raymond has had over 20 years of experience teaching, training and competing within the martial arts. Having competed both nationally and internationally in a range of different martial arts, Raymond has won gold medals within a variety of martial arts disciplines including Brazilian Jujitsu, Filipino Stick FightinPg, Kickboxing and Tae Kwon Do.

Raymond has continued an active interest in research and education. He has lectured at the London School of Osteopathy and acted as the representative for the London School of Osteopathy at the National Council of Osteopathic research (NCOR) for a period of 4 years.

Kirsty graduated from Teesside University with a MSc. in Sports Therapy, following a BSc (Hons) in Sport & Exercise (Applied Sport Science).

Her passion is to create the most optimal environment for your body to heal, rediscover alignment and to have total freedom from pain or restriction, to enhance your everyday life and performance, and to reduce the risk of injury. Her intention is to guide you and your body to find centre again through utilising a blend of treatment methods (both modern and traditional), such as hands on manual therapy and postural/gait analysis, alongside movement strategies to facilitate the best solutions for change within your body.
Kirsty has always been passionate in gaining a deeper understanding of the human body so has completed a number of courses to become qualified in Anatomy in Motion (a game changing approach to eliminating pain and unleashing your body’s full movement potential, as seen on BBC’s Doctor in the House), Functional Range Conditioning, Rock Tape Fascial Movement Taping and Myofascial Release to name a few. 

Her experience ranges from ski boot fitting and bike fitting to working as a sports therapist with rugby teams, in private physiotherapy practices and in the NHS as a physiotherapy assistant (for Outpatients MSK, The Pain Management team and The Hydrotherapy team). Allowing her to work with a variety of people from athletes to post surgery clients, helping with a range of issues from sports injuries to total knee replacement rehabilitation.
Kirsty understands the importance and interconnectedness of the body and mind in relation to rehabilitation, and believes in an individualised approach to healing in order to help clients re-take control of their own function in order to achieve long term results. 
Outside of work she has a life long love of the ocean. She is an ex-competitive swimmer at national level who loves surfing, bouldering, mountain biking, scuba diving, snorkelling, yoga… pretty much anything outside in nature.

As one of the Movement and Sports rehabiltation coaches at Evolution Rehab, Yannick brings a good level of knowledge, experience and raw enthusiasm to the individual and group training sessions that he delivers at the clinic.

Having competed in gymnastics at a young age, Yannick has always had an interest in sport and in learning how the body can move.

Since moving to the UK, Yannick has trained, instructed and coached within a wide array of classes for different fitness companies. He is currently an instructor at Crossfit Aldgate and is in charge of the gymnastics program for the facility.

Yannick is currently studying to become an osteopath at the University College of Osteopathy (formerly known as the British School of Osteopathy) and he possesses a variety of teaching qulaifications including Gymnastics level 1, Functional Range Conditioning, Functional Range Release (Spine), Crossfit level 1 and Kettlebell Strength and Conditioning levels 1&2. He has also attended a variety of sports performance, movement and rehabilitation seminars.

Constantinos​ is a young and enthusiastic osteopath who graduated with a masters degree from Swansea university.

Although he is graduated and fully qualified, he has not stopped his education at university. He is currently continuing his professional development by learning to integrate neuromuscular conditioning and exercise rehabilitation within his treatments. He is also developing his functional and cranial skills by learning about and working with breastfeeding babies and mothers.​

Constantinos​ enjoys seeing and helping people of all ages and demographics. He originally discovered the benefits of osteopathy years ago after receiving treatment for injuries he accumulated due to his heavy involvement in sports. Today he keeps active with bouldering and jiu jitsu. He also still receives regular osteopathic care to keep him feeling and performing at his best.

Fascinated by the anatomy and how the body works, David decided on a career change from the building industry and enrolled in the British School of Osteopathy (now University College of Osteopathy). He graduated in 2015 with a Master’s degree and a deep interest in helping people overcome various conditions and get them back to their day-to-day lives, which he finds the most rewarding part about his job.

David is a structural osteopath (diagnosis and treatment of dysfunctions in the musculoskeletal system) who enjoys treating patients of all ages using a varied approach – from gentle stretching techniques to deeper soft tissue work and gentle joint mobilisation through to direct joint manipulation.

He is particularly interested in acute and chronic back pain, sports injuries and how nutrition and exercise can be beneficial to help individuals back to health. David has completed courses on both structural and traditional osteopathic methods, including the Vital Shoulder Complex Master -Class with John Gibbons, the creator of the Bodymaster Method, at the University of Oxford. As part of his continuing professional development, David has also completed a course on Pain & Pharmacology at the UCO.

He is registered with the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC), the regulator for osteopathy in the UK.
David is passionate about osteopathy and its role in promoting health and overall wellbeing and believes that osteopathy is ideally placed to help a person’s specific needs with the aim to enhance the patients’ capacity to perform the activities that are meaningful for them.

Away from clinic David enjoys most sports including; boxing, athletics and swimming. He loves traveling and exploring London.