Michael Feeney
Michael qualified from Leeds Beckett University with a Masters degrees in Osteopathy and now has over 10 years experience. He spent years working as a structural Osteopath around Nottinghamshire before settling in Beeston and opening Beeston Osteopathy.
He enjoys treating patients of all ages and conditions and likes to fully explain to patients their diagnosis and help them to understand why their symptoms have presented. This enables the patient to take control of their pain and manage their symptoms and ensure the fastest recovery. He believes exercise is a key component to a pain free life and likes to prescribe patients tailor made exercises for them to do outside of treatments.
Michael has a passion for almost all sport and used to compete to a high standard in athletics. Because of his sporting background, he has a particular expertise in running, weightlifting and gym training and has worked with many patients to enable them to train effectively and safely pain free. But he equally has great success treating all patients from different backgrounds with a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions.
Michael’s treatments usually include a full biomechanical assessment and then a combination of soft tissue massage and stretch techniques, joint mobilisation and also joint manipulation techniques when appropriate, all with an aim of restoring the body to its normal function.
Maisie Woolis
Maisie graduated from Swansea University with a master’s degree in Osteopathy. She has a particular interest in musculoskeletal health, having spent 12 years as a gymnast, where she experienced a number of injuries herself. These experiences sparked her interest in understanding the body, injury and rehabilitation, ultimately leading her to pursue a career in Osteopathy.
Maisie has gained experience working in both private and NHS clinics, where she treated a wide range of musculoskeletal injuries and conditions. She uses a variety of treatment techniques, including joint mobilisations, soft tissue/ massage and joint manipulations, adapting her approach to suit each individual and their presentation.
Maisie takes a patient-centered approach to treatment, aiming to help patients understand their condition and feel more confident in managing their symptoms. Her own background in gymnastics has given her an appreciation of the impact that injury can have on an individual’s ability to participate in activities they enjoy.