About us – Movement and Wellbeing Clinic

What We Offer

At the Movement and Wellbeing Clinic, we appreciate it can be disorientating picking the service you require. With a range of treatments and skillsets under one roof, we will direct you to the relevant specialist practitioner. Call the clinic for friendly guidance.

We offer:

Why Choose Us?

All therapists at the Movement and Wellbeing clinic are regulated by the official governing bodies. To ensure we provide the best quality care, our practitioners partake in double the amount of Continuous Professional Development (CPD) hours, than required by the regulatory bodies. A clinic you can trust.

Ed Madeley

Principal Osteopath

General Osteopathic Council No: 9699

Ed started treating patients with sports massage therapy, working at elite level football and rugby clubs and players. This proved to be enjoyable, but Ed wanted to expand his horizons into clinical practice, so went to University to study sports rehabilitation, and then Osteopathy in Kent.

Due to his previous experience, Ed noticed he saw patterns early on in his training which helped him identify musculoskeletal and postural deficiencies in patients. This tied in with developed interpersonal skills and a fantastic bedside manner makes Ed a reliable and trustworthy practitioner. This is reflected in reviews on social media by patients past and present.

Outside Osteopathy, Ed plays numerous sports like football, kickboxing and golf when he isn’t looking after Oscar the French bulldog who makes occasional appearances as a therapy dog.

Prices:
Initial Consultation & Treatment: £85
Follow up: £45

Ed specialises in:

Nathan Squire

Senior Associate Osteopath

General Osteopathic Council No: 10170

Nathaniel graduated with a Masters Degree in Osteopathy in 2019. As an osteopath he strongly believes in the need to follow the science and be grounded in evidence based practice.

Over the last few years Nathaniel has grown a keen interest in the treatment of chronic low back pain, exploring different techniques and methods to provide the best outcomes for his patients.

Outside of Osteopathy Nathaniel is a keen activist passionate about the planet and animal rights. Nathaniel is also a firm believer in keeping fit, and can often be found at the gym, doing powerlifting or MMA or trying to stretch out his incredibly tight hamstrings on the yoga mat.

Prices:
Initial Consultation & Treatment: £85
Follow up: £45

Nathaniel specialises in:

Mary Wolfe

Associate Physiotherapist & Sports Massage Therapist

HCPC No: PH145977

Having practiced sports massage since 2019, Mary combines an array of therapeutic techniques alongside targeted stretching to achieve the absolute best for everyone that she treats. Her passion to apply a person-centred approach to care in everything she does enables her caring nature to shine through, thus really helping to home in on those targeted areas for improvement.

In 2021, Mary started her physiotherapy journey and is currently a student at the University of Bolton. This experience has allowed her to further explore the wider determinants of health, how these factors influence any presenting conditions and how advise and education within sessions may help break down those barriers to improvements.

Outside sports massage and Physiotherapy Mary is still getting to grips with living in a city with at least one successful football team. Originally from Stoke, she takes frequent trips back to ensure her canine companions have not forgotten she is still their favourite.

Prices:
Initial Consultation & Treatment: £67
Follow up: £42

Mary specialises in:

Paula De La Puente

Deep Tissue Massage Therapist & Reflexologist

FHT Therapist No: 217389

Paula finished her Sports massage, Reflexology and Lymphatic drainage qualifications in Spain alongside her professional dance studies.

After moving to Manchester in 2015, she becomes a senior therapist and continues her training in Advance Clinical Massage with “The Jing School of Massage” and Oncology massage with the “Jennifer Young Oncology Massage” course.

Being a professinal dancer who has been through several injuries and a knee surgery, having an Olimpic swimmer as her cousin and being able to treat athletes along these past years reaffirms how important it is to take care of our bodies and that is what keeps Paula so passionate about her job, the fact that she can help others to be able to get their life quality back and keep doing what makes them happy.

Prices:
50-Minute Treatment: £62
25-Minute Treatment: £37

Paula specialises in:

Maud Proust

Associate Osteopath

General Osteopathic Council No: 11726

Maud is a French osteopath who recently graduated from Swansea University. She is a strong advocate for holistic and personalised care, grounded in evidence-based practices.

In addition to hands-on techniques, Maud enjoys recommending exercises, along with ergonomic and lifestyle advice to help her patients achieve optimal wellbeing.

Outside osteopathy, Maud enjoys going to the gym, running (nothing crazy), and hiking. As she recently moved to Manchester, she is on a quest to find a bakery that truly masters the art of making proper croissants.

Prices:
Initial Consultation & Treatment: £67
Follow up: £42

Maud specialises in:

Rosie Jones

Associate Pregnancy/Pediatric Osteopath

General Osteopathic Council No: 8684

Rosie is a highly experienced pregnancy and paediatric Osteopath, qualifying in 2014 in Swansea, and joined the team in 2024. She has a lot of experience in clinic but also as a University lecturer.

Rosie specialises in:

What will happen during the initial consultation?

The purpose of the initial consultation is to first and foremost examine if the patient would benefit from osteopathic treatment as well as exercise & rehabilitation. This is done through a series of questions, musculoskeletal and neurological testing to establish a diagnosis. Typical initial consultation time is 45 minutes.

A general medical screen would be filled out, some questions may or may not appear relevant, but as osteopaths we are primary healthcare practitioners, so we have your whole health to look out for.

Assessment would require the practitioner to reproduce the pain to substantiate the diagnosis. Sometimes the source of the problem may not be the same as the pain, but this will be explained.

Treatment may start after a full assessment and explanation of the aliment as well as a layout of the options. Treatment includes manipulation, mobilisation, dry needling, taping, stretching and exercise programmes to maximise the potential of the treatment.What will happen during follow up appointments.

After the options are laid out, if you choose to undergo treatment there will be a discussion over what modality to try. The follow up appointment will involve a catch up on how things have been feeling, re-assessment then treatment. We want to get patients better in as little time as possible, but we also believe in patient autonomy, so you decide what treatment option you want to try. Typical reassessment time is 20/30 minutes.