Emma WightmanBSc(Hons) Ost. Dip Ed. PGD WHOst.

Emma is the practice principal, business owner and director, with an interest in women’s health, sport and fitness, pregnancy related conditions, and the treatment of babies and children.

Emma trained at the British School of Osteopathy. She graduated in 1997 and since then she has worked in practices in London and Winchester, and in 2005 set up her own practice in Stockbridge.

During this time she has continued to develop her professional skills by taking further courses in cranial osteopathy, paediatrics, antenatal education, exercise and movement, running mechanics, kinesio-taping, mental health, and most recently women’s health.

Emma is the creator and host of the WoMo program. WoMo stands for ‘Women Move’ and it is a program offering courses, talks, weekend retreats and one to one women’s health and fitness coaching.

Since 2009, Emma has also been working in Kenya, providing humanitarian Osteopathic and medical healthcare to some of the very poorest communities living in slums or remote villages. She says “this has encouraged me to explore my capabilities professionally and personally, and my understanding of the importance of treating health not disease has developed profoundly”.

With these skills and being Mum to three children herself, this complements her interest in Women’s Health, Obstetrics and Paediatrics and she can now offer exceptional care and experience to her patients in these areas.

Emma is a member of the Institute of Osteopathy (iO) and is registered with the profession’s regulators, the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC).

Above all, Emma enjoys building a relationship with her patients, seeing the beneficial effects of her treatment, and the diversity her work brings her.