The Osteopath Team

Our Osteopaths Specialists

The clinic was founded over 20 years ago and for the last 10 years ago has been owned by Richard Skudder. Richard, along with the rest of the growing team of structural and cranial osteopaths is dedicated to providing the best in osteopathic care, putting patients first and working with you to help you heal.

Richard Skudder

Bsc (Hons) Ost Med, D.O

Richard qualified from the BSO in 2002. He achieved a 1st degree as well as the accolade of ‘The Technique Prize’ a prize that is given for the most skilful and effective application of treatment to one person within the University.

He has since worked for the NHS and Private clinics in London and within the Southeast, he has also taught Osteopathy at Auckland University in New Zealand.

As well as working in private practise Richard tutors part-time at the BSO in London. Richard has helped many patients with a wide variety of problems, ranging from babies to the elderly. He has a specialist interest in treating sports injuries and more complex biomechanical problems.

Sian Eaton

M. Ost

Sian has been an osteopath for the last 15yrs and qualified at the University College of Osteopathy (formally British School of Osteopathy). When she first graduated she spent 5 years working in a large multidisciplinary clinic in Suffolk. She then moved to London to work in a busy West End clinic and was there for 10 years. During that period, Sian also started working as a clinic tutor at The University College of Osteopathy and still travels from Brighton to London weekly to tutor.

Sian is an experienced clinician and treats a wide variety of patients. Her time in Suffolk gave her the chance to experience treating all ages of patients and to get a good understanding of a multidisciplinary approach. Then working Covent Garden gave her the opportunity to treat a patient base largely focused on sports injuries and exercise based problems.

As part of her continued professional development, Sian is currently studying paediatric osteopathy which she hopes will further her understanding of treating babies and young children.

Emma Ross

M. Ost

Emma graduated from the British School of Osteopathy in 1988.  Emma is registered to practice with the General Osteopathic Council (Registration No. 1393) and is a member of the Institute of Osteopathy.
As part of an osteopath’s continuing professional development (CPD) obligation Emma undertakes at least 30 hours of CPD annually.  For example, she recently attended a course in London on treating shoulder pain.
Emma has a wealth of experience that she puts into her approach to patients combining soft tissue massage, articulation and manipulation.  With this approach Emma can treat the underlying cause of your back, neck or shoulder pain, hip pain, tension headaches (and various other conditions) by correcting imbalance in the body and addressing other factors such as posture and occupational strains.
Her hobbies include dog walking, playing tennis and paddle boarding and her interest in sports generally mean she can apply her knowledge to the treatment of most sports injuries.

Jack Peeling

M. Ost

Jack qualified with a Masters degree in Osteopathy from the British School of Osteopathy and is registered with the General Osteopathic Council. Jack undertakes a structural approach to his work, meaning treatments often consist of “hands-on” techniques. He has a keen interest in rehabilitation and encourages patients to aid their own recovery, by providing the knowledge and tools they need, such as appropriate exercises to do at home that fit in with the patient’s lifestyle.

Jack has experience treating people of all ages with varying conditions. He has a keen interest in working with sports and exercise injuries, as he has previously played Basketball at a national level, so can personally relate to some of the common injuries that can occur.

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