Registered Osteopath, Senior Practice Educator (MSc DO PgCAP)
Stacey has worked in private practice since graduating, treating a wide range of patients from diverse backgrounds. She has also held an NHS contract for over 15 years, building close links with local GP networks, presenting osteopathy services, and supporting the integration of musculoskeletal care within NHS services. Alongside her clinical work, she has been a first aider for over 30 years and is Treasurer of her regional CPD group in North-East London, where she helps organise teaching from both within and outside the profession, as well as mentoring and supporting new graduates. She has also been teaching students for the past 20 years, something she finds particularly rewarding.
She has undertaken additional training with the Osteopathic Centre for Children and the Sutherland Society, developing her skills in cranio-sacral techniques. More recently, she has developed a particular interest in coccygeal and perineum pain, which she explored as part of her Master’s dissertation. She is also trained in the Perrin Technique for the treatment of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME) and Long Covid.
Stacey sees a wide variety of patients and does not approach any two cases in the same way. She recognises that each patient has their own story and that this can change over time, meaning each treatment and intervention is tailored to the individual.
Patients can expect a clear and honest approach, with an emphasis on diagnosis and realistic prognosis. Stacey draws on her experience working alongside NHS services to help patients understand what support may be available to them, and values linking clinical findings with investigation reports. She encourages patient-centred care and open discussion, working with each individual to understand their condition and support them in finding their potential.
