About Us

About
Us

Osteopathy, Shockwave & Sports Massage Therapy Chatteris, Fenland

We are a long-established and reputable clinic and have been successfully treating the residents of Chatteris and the surrounding Fenland community for over 20 years. 

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Our Philosophy

Our philosophy is that being flexible, mobile and active leads to improved health and a better quality of life.  Our goal is to help our patients achieve this without the need for invasive interventions such as drugs or surgery.

Meet Our Highly Skilled Practitioners

Our highly-skilled and dedicated practitioners are not only experts in their field but are very passionate about what they do and are dedicated to getting you out of pain and back to life.

Lee Harvey

Clinic Director and Principal Osteopath

Registered Osteopath | LLB ACA M.Ost 

Lee is a registered osteopath, obtaining his Masters Degree in Osteopathic Medicine at the British School of Osteopathy in 2010.

Lee is the principal osteopath and shockwave therapist at the clinic and treats a variety of injuries and problems in people of all ages.  He has a particular interest in treating sports-related injuries and uses a wide range of techniques in his treatment plans, including manipulation, acupuncture (‘dry needling’) and exercise therapy.

Lee believes that many people can benefit from osteopathy. In helping with their recovery from injury and alleviating their aches and pains, his aim is to restore health to his patients and enable them continue to do the things in life that they love.

Prior to studying osteopathy Lee trained and worked as a chartered accountant in London for over 10 years.  However, looking to change direction and following successful osteopathic treatments for various sports injuries, he decided to pursue a career in osteopathy.

Anthony Moat

Registered Osteopath | M.Ost 

Anthony completed his Master’s degree in Osteopathic Medicine at Swansea University and is a member of the General Osteopathic Council.

From a young age, Anthony has been fascinated by the intricacies of human anatomy and has always aspired to help individuals suffering from pain by understanding its multifaceted nature. 

Anthony specialises in mobilisation and soft tissue techniques and is passionate about treating a wide variety of injuries and conditions in people of all ages. He has a particular interest in sports-related injuries and employs a diverse range of techniques in his treatment plans, including advanced soft tissue articulation and advanced soft tissue massage.

Anthony firmly believes that many people can benefit from his expertise. By aiding in their recovery from injuries and alleviating their aches and pains, his goal is to restore health to his patients and enable them to continue enjoying the activities they love.

Rowan Dowlut

Sports Therapist | BSc. Sports Therapy

Rowan graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in sports therapy at University College Birmingham in 2016.  He is a member of the Society of Sports Therapists.

 

Sports therapy is an aspect of healthcare that is specifically concerned with the prevention of injury and the rehabilitation of the patient back to optimum levels of functional, occupational and sports specific fitness, regardless of age and ability.

 

Rowan provides high quality, hands-on treatments and rehabilitation programmes that help patients predominantly affected by musculoskeletal conditions/injuries. He tailors his treatment plans specifically to the patients’ needs based on their age, medical history or sporting ability so it is truly unique to each patient that walks through the door.

 

His passion for sports therapy came from a sporting childhood with the succession of injuries and rehab. He has a keen interest in golf as a player and as a therapist, helping him understand the biomechanics to improve technique and performance.

 

After graduating university, Rowan worked alongside the head physiotherapist at Peterborough United Football Club which helped further his knowledge of injury prevention techniques and programmes. 

Khiaeasa Dilley

Sports Therapist | BSc. Sports Therapy

Khiaeasa is a Sports Therapist that is keen in providing care and rehabilitation for individuals dealing with musculoskeletal injuries, pain, and mobility challenges.

A graduate of Anglia Ruskin University with a BSc (Hons) in Sports Therapy, Khiaeasa possesses both the academic foundation and practical experience necessary to support patients through their recovery journeys and enhance their overall physical well-being.

With a background as a competitive gymnast and coach, Khiaeasa developed a deep understanding of the physical demands placed on the body, which inspired a strong interest in injury prevention and rehabilitation. This personal experience allows her to relate to patients recovering from injury or managing discomfort in their daily lives, providing a compassionate and empathetic approach to treatment.

Khiaeasa takes a personalised approach to care, tailoring rehabilitation plans to each patient’s specific needs and goals. Her primary goal is to help individuals feel better, move better, and live better, all while maintaining a patient-centred approach that prioritises comfort, progress, and long-term health.

Why Choose Chatteris Osteopaths?

Highly-
Skilled
Professionals

Our osteopaths are all educated to masters degree level and are statutory-regulated, allied health professionals.

Trusted
By
Thousands

We are a long-established and reputable clinic, having successfully treated many thousands of satisfied patients.

Bespoke
Treatment
Plans

Our treatment plans are bespoke and tailored to you – according to your own requirements and expectations.

FREE
Discovery
Call

Before committing to treatment, chat directly to one of our osteopaths to find out how we may be able to help you.

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Get in touch

Call us on 01354 694050 or book online here: