Liza Adams has worked as an osteopath since 1990. She is the principal practitioner of Twist & Shout Osteopathic Health Centre and used to work at The Charmouth Medical Practice with Drs Beckers. She has worked in the past as part of the NHS Acute Back Pain Service at Weymouth and Bridport Hospitals for four years in 2008. After this she was involved in the “STOP! Back pain” management research project funded by The Health Foundation.

After graduating from The British School of Osteopathy she worked in private practice with former tutors Walter McKone D.O and Lesley Stockton D.O. As an undergraduate Liza worked with Walter McKone dealing with acute sporting injuries in American Football. Her dissertation was “Osteopathic Approach to Trauma in American Football”. Following this Liza was the osteopath for The Gators American Football Team and taught osteopathic students “in the field”.

Liza worked as a volunteer for four years at the Medical Foundation for the Care of Victims of Torture and Organised Violence - now known as "Freedom from Torture". Many survivors from the first Gulf war were treated for injuries sustained during torture and post traumatic stress disorder.

Contemplating a PhD about the osteopathic approach to the treatment of the consequences of torture she attended University College London where she qualified with a MSc in “Experimental Methods in Psychology” in 1994. Following the birth of her two sons she relocated with her family to Long Bredy. She worked with Mark Wilson and Tim Williams at the Lyme Medical Centre.

In the past she was the Regional Communications Co-ordinator for the West Country and has been External Examiner for the General Osteopathic Council as well as a Visitor for the Quality Assurance Agency. She continues to be an active member of Exeter Research Hub.

Liza’s treatment can be described as integrative, having examined structural, classical, cranial and visceral approaches.

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Charlotte graduated from Swansea University in 2015 with a masters in Osteopathy (M.Ost). Whilst training she worked part time as a lifeguard where she also trained as a first aider and took full advantage of the opportunity to learn from gym instructors, class instructors, personal trainers and competitive sport coaches. This learning inspired her dissertation which looked at the similarities between traditional osteopathic values and modern whole body, functional training. Something that she integrates into her treatments. Which part of your body do you not use when you walk down the street?

Since graduating she has completed multiple courses including an introduction into cranial osteopathy and different types of taping. She has worked in clinics in Brentwood, Chard and currently splits her time between Bridport and Nine Springs in Yeovil. She also treats animals on location. In 2020 she completed her post graduate diploma in animal osteopathy (PgCert.AO) with the Osteopathic Centre for Animals. Whilst primarily practising on horses and dogs for the course she has a long history of working with animals of all shapes and sizes. It constantly surprises just how much each animal enjoys their treatments!

Charlotte spends a lot of time outside and is enjoying the countryside, although STILL has not gotten used to the hills! Having played netball and hockey for years and swam all her life, she took up running and road cycling prior to moving. She fully believes in getting people back to what they want to be doing asap, whilst also looking for the long-term resolution. No one should feel that pain dictates their choices; tell her your goals and she will help you reach them!

Maddie graduated from the British College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2024. Alongside her Masters degree in osteopathy, Maddie obtained a diploma in naturopathy and nutrition, and a qualification in dry needling. Due to her thorough medical training at one of the main traditional colleges, she offers an in-depth approach to patient care, putting their needs above all. Maddie also has a keen interest in Women’s health.

Whilst studying Osteopathy, Maddie worked alongside Commonwealth and elite gymnasts in sports massage. Maddie herself was once an elite gymnast herself and therefore understands the importance of optimal health and recovery in everyone.

Maddie is extremely enthusiastic and warm-spirited, with a kind demeanour. In her spare time, she enjoys running in the country and cold water swimming. She fully believes everyone should be able to do the things they love pain-free, and therefore works her very hardest to get you back to what you love doing.