Giles has practiced extensively within the UK, specialising in craniosacral and conventional structural osteopathy techniques within his practice.
After being awarded a Master’s Degree in Osteopathic Paediatrics, Giles opened The Chandos Clinic as a centre of excellence in osteopathy and complementary medicine in 1999. Alongside running the clinic Giles also founded the Paediatric unit for the Master’s Degree programme at the European School of Osteopathy and co-founded the Bristol Children’s Clinic in 1997.
Giles has been a qualified and prescribing homeopath since 1990 and in his earlier years of practice, worked with horses by treating them with osteopathy and homeopathy.
In addition he has his own teaching school, Integrated Osteopathic Studies, through which he runs around a dozen residential courses each year for post-graduate Osteopaths. His teaching extends to Finland, Switzerland, Norway, Australia, Spain and Germany as well as the UK and Ireland.
See www.integratedosteopathicstudies.com if you are a practicing Osteopath who would like further information.
This international work is also a platform for his professional development in clinical practice and philosophy.
I specialise in Neurology and Cranial Osteopathy and excel in treating patients with acute and chronic neck, back and pelvic pain, chronic headaches and stress-related issues.
I qualified from the College of Osteopaths in 2008, with a BSc (Hons)Ost, I also worked and trained for the NHS as a Senior Rehab Ass. with the neurological team working on the acute stroke unit, surgical wards and A & E at Whipps Cross Hospital (2006-2008).
My continuing professional training has included workshops and lectures on advanced osteopath techniques; cranial workshops; brain trauma injuries; the Central, Autonomic & Enteric nervous systems and informed consent protocols; infection prevention control and long covid lectures.
