Stephen took over as Clinic Director of Active Therapy Clinic in 2013. He graduated as an Osteopath with a first class honours degree from Oxford Brookes University, having previously worked as a geneticist and a pharmaceutical sales manager. In addition to osteopathic techniques, Stephen incorporates many other techniques he has learnt on his numerous studies, such as Muscle Activation, Primal Reflex Release Technique, Voila, & Proprioceptive Deep Tendon Reflex. Other modalities incorporated with treatments are Shockwave Therapy  & Low Level Laser Light Therapy. Stephen can be found on social media as 'Osteo Steve'. 

Stephen is a member of the Institute of Osteopathy (iO). The iO is the largest membership body of osteopaths in the UK and works to support, unite, develop and promote the osteopathic profession for the benefit of patient health.To contact direct email Stephen at stevephaynes@gmail.com

David Ede is a highly qualified and extremely experienced chartered physiotherapist. He Graduated from Oxford Brookes University in 2005, and went on to complete his Masters in Sport and Exercise Medicine at Queen Marys London and Barts University London in 2011. He has published research on tendon injury and has worked with some of the world experts in this area. David has also developed an Injury screening matrix that he offers to individuals and clubs as a preseason assessment tool. He has a wealth of expertise in all types of musculoskeletal problems and is particularly focussed on the care, prevention and rehabilitation of sporting injuries. David Currently oversees the medical department at Fairford football club ensuring all the team are fit and the occasional pitch side cover.

In addition to his specialisation in sporting injuries, David treats all the usual range of general physiotherapy conditions, and specialises in spinal injuries and rehabilitation and believes you are entitled to the same level of expertise and rehabilitation whether you are an elite athlete, weekend warrior or non sporting and offers convenient daytime and evening appointments to suit the patient.

His preferred treatment methods include soft-tissue mobilisation, joint mobilisation and manipulation. A strong emphasis is placed on re-education of joint proprioception and stabilising muscles to help prevent reoccurrence of injury.

In his spare time, David enjoys spending time with his young family and the dabbles in a variety of sports including running, cross fit, wake boarding and fly fishing. 

After completing a BSc in Human Biology at the University of South Wales, Coco graduated from the Welsh Institute of Chiropractic with a first class degree in Chiropractic in 2020.

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A keen cheerleader during her first degree, Coco was inspired to pursue Chiropractic as a career after being helped to recover from a cheerleading injury by a Chiropractor friend. Coco has a special interest in pregnancy and paediatrics, and is working to hone her skills in these areas.

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Coco was born in Nepal, then lived in India for a while, before moving to the UK 11 years ago. As a result, Coco can speak three languages fluently, these are; English, Nepali and Hindi. 

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Away from work, Coco has a keen interest in dance.

Olivia has a Masters degree in Osteopathy and has a background in yoga teaching and sports massage, training as a 200hr Ashtanga Vinyasa yoga teacher in 2015 and more recent years undertaking an ITEC diploma in sports massage therapy.

Olivia's passion lies with working with individuals, helping to find ways for them to feel healthier and out of pain using a combination of techniques such as soft tissue therapy, articulation and mobilisation to restore joints and muscular imbalances.

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Olivia is a keen rock climber/boulderer and has a love the outdoors and cold water swimming. 

Natasha graduated from the University of Cape Town in 2013 after which she working in both hospital settings, gaining experience in cardiorespiratory rehab, neurological rehab aswell musculoskeletal rehab. Natasha has particular interest in musculoskeletal conditions both spinal and limb related and has done further studies in sporting related injuries and worked with both children and adults in sporting and non-sporting related musculosketetal complaints. In the UK, Natasha has also had experience working in Occupational Health thus dealing with repetitive strain injuries and other typically work related complaints. Natasha typically uses a holistic approach by alleviating the immediate symptoms, addressing the route causes but also ensuring there is a plan for prevention of future injuries. She has experience using mobilisation techniques, myofascial release, dry needling/medical acupuncture, sports taping and electrotherapy modalities as well exercise prescription. 

When Natasha isn't working, she enjoys trail running, rock climbing, yoga and pilates, painting and playing guitar and piano. Since moving to the UK, she has managed to run her first marathon and 100 miler and has plans to continue exploring the beautiful British country side!

After several years in various roles within healthcare, Dot trained as a phlebotomist in 2017. She then spent four years working in Community healthcare in the NHS. 

Before joining the team at Active Therapy Clinic, Dot spent a year working in a GP surgery, providing such services as B12 boosters, immunisations, ECGs, blood pressure and health checks

Julia was trained at the College of Integrated Chinese Medicine in Reading. The college specialises in training acupuncturists in both Traditional Chinese Medicine & Five Element Acupuncture. Julia went on to study basic Tui Na (Chinese Medical Massage) and patent herbal medicine which she combines with Acupuncture where appropriate.