Richard Lewey is the owner and principal osteopath at Lewisham Osteopathic Practice. Richard graduated from the British School Of Osteopathy in 2001 with a degree in Osteopathy and has worked at a number of practices in London and Norfolk, before taking over at Lewisham in 2005. Richard has more than twenty years experience treating all types of injuries, from strains to degenerative problems. He has undertaken further training in medical dry needling (a western version of acupuncture), and in mat pilates at the APPI (The Australian Physiotherapy & Pilates Institute). Richard firmly believes that a healthy lifstyle, with appropriate levels of activity combined with rest and a balanced diet enables people to optimise their lives. Richard has a sporting background and treats many competitive sports people, especially runners and cyclists. He is a regular competitor himself both on foot and on a bicycle, and if needs must, in a swimming pool.
Elliot Kennard
Elliot studied at the British College of Osteopathic Medicine in London graduating with a Masters in Osteopathic Medicine. He also qualified with a Diploma in Naturopathy.
In addition to his clinical work, Elliot has been a part of a number of sports medical teams including both Fulham and Barnet Ladies Football Clubs and was a part of the Great Britain medical team for The Maccabiah Games in 2013, which is the third largest global sporting event.
Elliot has special interests in occupational health as well as interest in voice production and posture, prevention and treatment of sports injuries and those conditions common in the elderly.
His hobbies include singing, sports coaching and playing soccer.
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Will Westwood
Will is an experienced Osteopath who trained at the British School of Osteopathy, the oldest Osteopathic College in the UK. In addition to general cases such as back, neck and limb symptoms he has a special interest in the Pregnant and postpartum patient as well as the management of headache and migraine symptoms. His clinical experience is broad having worked in South London for more than ten years and his treatments involve a combination of gentle, rhythmic stretching and massage techniques alongside manipulative therapy, exercise and self-care advice.
Will’s approach involves taking a broad perspective on patients’ health and well-being in order to identify where changes can be made to restore or maintain function. Giving patients an understanding of how their problems have developed, and how they can be prevented are integral to Will’s Osteopathic approach.
Will has a keen interest in music, the arts and history, loves being in the country and would rather be surfing than running up hills but spends more time doing the latter than the former.