The Robin Kiashek Central London W1 Osteopathy Clinic

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About Me | Robin Kiashek, Osteopath

As a London Osteopath and Naturopath registered with both The General Osteopathic Council and The British Naturopathic Association, I am committed to helping my patients achieve physical and emotional wellbeing.

Throughout my career, this dedication has expressed itself in a number of ways. I have always strived to provide my patients with the highest standard of care and the most appropriate treatment for their needs. In particular, over the years, I have expanded my breadth of expertise to encompass a range of therapies, thus allowing me to offer each patient a bespoke treatment suited to them.

You can learn more about my work as a London Osteopath, including how I can help throughout this site or read on to learn more about my qualifications and practice.

My Qualifications

In 1996 I graduated with a Bachelor of Science honours degree in Osteopathic Medicine and Naturopathy from what is now known as The British College of Osteopathic Medicine (formerly The British College of Naturopathy and Osteopathy), an institution accredited by the University of Westminster.

During my four-year course, I studied numerous medical disciplines including anatomy, physiology, pathology, orthopaedics, biomechanics, exercise physiology, pharmacology and clinical methods such as x-ray analysis. This was part of a wider curriculum of Naturopathic training which included applied clinical dietetics, hydrotherapy and stress management.

In my final year, I worked alongside Dr. Hanratty, a general practitioner who had established a nationwide scheme called ‘Exercise on Prescription’. This scheme enabled GPs and allied healthcare professionals to refer patients with varying ailments, such as hypertension, diabetes and depression, for a monitored exercise regimen in place of prescribing medication. As a result of my research based on this scheme, I produced a dissertation entitled ‘The Effects of Exercise Training on Clinical Depression’.

Even as I began my professional career as a London Osteopath and Naturopath, I never stopped learning and pursuing further ways to help my patients. I studied with International Teaching Seminars to gain a qualification as a Master Neuro Linguistic Practitioner (NLP) and to become an accredited Life Coach.

I also trained with Dr Raymond Perrin to gain my practitioner licence in The Perrin Technique, a scientifically validated Osteopathic approach to Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS, otherwise known as ME/Myelgic Encepholytis).
My London Osteopathic and Complementary Therapies Practice

Today my London Osteopathy practice is based in two clinics in W1 and N2. There I continue to work with each of my patients to help them make small changes to their lives which may result in a big difference to their wellbeing.

I apply my extensive training to offer an integrated approach to healthcare. From Osteopathy and Naturopathy to Life Coaching, NLP and The Perrin Technique, my patients can benefit from the right therapy for their needs.

For more information on my work as a London Osteopath and Naturopath as well as about the other therapies I offer or to book a consultation, please contact me.