Hugo qualified as an osteopath from the London School of Osteopathy in 2007 and started working at a busy London practice ‘Back to Back’ in Earlsfield. He moved to Windsor in 2009 and set up his own practice ‘The Castle Clinic’ at the Spire Hospital on Frances Road. He is delighted to have taken over the Arch Clinic as owner, director and practising osteopath in 2013. His goal is to turn it into a truly interdisciplinary clinic incorporating osteopathy, sports medicine, physiotherapy, podiatry and sports massage as well as a number of other complementary therapies.
“I have had an interest in osteopathy since experiencing a miraculous osteopathic treatment for neck sprain on the day of my driving test aged 17. Without the amazing treatment of an osteopath I wouldn’t have been able to move my neck which makes reverse parking considerably more difficult!! After my first degree I first went into industry to develop my business skills before I followed my true passion for health care and undertook a five year degree in osteopathy”.
Osteopathic Interests
Hugo has a wealth of experience in treating patients of all ages from childhood. He commonly treats back and neck pain, pregnancy related musculoskeletal pain including symphysis pubis dysfunction (SPD), and office based postural issues. He has a particular interest in sporting injuries treating recreational sportsmen to elite athletes.
He is a qualified British Medical Acupuncturist and an active member of the Osteopathic Sports Care Association in addition he is qualified in sports trauma management.
Olympic Medical Team
“In 2012 I had the great honour of being selected as an osteopath for the Olympic Medical Team, working with Olympic and Paralympic athletes at the rowing and sprint canoe village. I also joined the medical team for the 2013 World Rowing Championships at Dorney”.
Other Interests
Hugo has always been interested in sport having played squash for his school and university and was even selected for the Bristol University skeleton bob sleigh team!! He is a regular skier and tennis player.
Qualifications and Achievements
2007 – Qualified as an Osteopath from the London School of Osteopathy
2008 – British Medical Acupuncture
2012 – Olympic Medical Team
2013 – Sports Trauma Management (Lubas Medical)
2013 – World Rowing Championships Medical Team
Matthew Stevens qualified as an Osteopath from The British School of Osteopathy in London in 1998. He then went on to complete his Masters degree in Sports Medicine from the University of Nottingham in 1999. Since then he has worked in a variety of practices both in the UK and abroad and continues to utilise a blend of osteopathic treatment with orthopaedic medicine to help prevent, treat and rehabilitate patients back from injury and pain.
Matthew treats a range of orthopaedic and musculoskeletal problems including spinal and limb pain but has a specialist knowledge of Sports Injuries and the care of athletes. He has become highly proficient in the use of diagnostic ultrasound scanning in order to visualise injuries and determine an accurate diagnosis.
Matthew prides himself on teaching his patients about their problem and working with the patient to take control of the problem if appropriate. He uses a combination of Osteopathic treatments with post graduate techniques, such as dry needling, combined with exercises to get the best results for his patients.
Other Interests
Matthew is an ex-rugby player (although he is always tempted to dust his boots off!) who now enjoys various types of cross training and general fitness.
Ashley is a Chartered (CSP) and Health Professions Council (HPC) registered physiotherapist.
She initially trained and qualified with a BSc in physiotherapy at King’s College London in 1995. Subsequently she’s worked for over 20 years in musculoskeletal physiotherapy throughout the UK and internationally. Over her career, she’s treated sport injuries, work-related injuries, post-operative orthopaedic conditions and most varieties of aches and pains.
Being a former rower, and now a keen cyclist and runner, Ashley fully understands the needs of the body for different sports – she tailors rehabilitation to balance muscles and correct movement control. This enables her patients to have a healthy return to sport.
Ashley uses all the skills at her disposal to treat her patients – one of these that she finds particularly effective is acupuncture which she’s been practicing for over 15 years.
Ashley believes in self-help through prescribing rehabilitation exercise – this defines her work so, if you see Ashley, you can definitely expect to have some exercise ‘homework’ to do. She can unravel even the most complex musculoskeletal problems with a long term view to enable self-management and a painfree future.
Other interests
Ashley’s other area of professional interest is in the field of ergonomics having completed a Post Graduate Diploma in Health Ergonomic. She’s possesses a special knowledge of office ergonomics so is able to offer practical advice on any work-related issues that will facilitate recovery.
Daleen studied podiatry at the University of Witwatersrand in South Africa and has gone on to specialise in Orthopaedic footwear, Biomechanics of the foot and foot conditions in children.
Since 2014 Daleen has been the ‘Lead Musculo-skeletal Specialist NHS Podiatrist’ for Berkshire Health Care Foundation Trust. This involves leading a team of 8 special interest Podiatrists at the orthotic labs at St Mark’s hospital in Maidenhead.
She has been part of the London triathlon medical team on two occasions, worked alongside an eminent podiatric surgeon, and was also part of the Olympic medical team for London 2012.
She has worked in both the private and public sector in the UK and South Africa.
Other Interests
In her spare time, she loves outdoor activities and is currently training for a triathlon.
Yasmin was first attracted to osteopathy because of its holistic nature and the principles behind it. She now treats a wide range of patients using techniques including soft tissue therapy, cranial osteopathy, mobilisation, stretching, dry-needling and exercise prescription. Yasmin has a special interest in treating babies, children and pre/postnatal women; this stems from her time at an Edinburgh clinic which was popular with these groups.
Yasmin graduated from the British College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2017. She subsequently completed a Diploma in Paediatric Osteopathy via the Foundation for Paediatric Osteopathy. This ‘gold standard’ course led by highly regarded specialist osteopaths enriched Yasmin’s skills in paediatric osteopathy, osteopathy for pregnant/postnatal women and cranial osteopathy. Yasmin has volunteered as an osteopath and worked as a clinic tutor at the Osteopathic Centre for Children, and is now a clinic tutor at the University College of Osteopathy.
Other Interests
Yasmin fills much of her free time with classical Pilates and yoga. She also enjoys snowboarding.
Emily qualified as an Osteopath from the Surrey Institute of Osteopathic Medicine in 2011 and started her own practice, ‘The Berkshire Osteopathic Practice’ which she continues today. Emily has always enjoyed working with people and before training to be an Osteopath was a qualified psychologist.
Emily particularly enjoys working with children and as a result spent extra time at university observing and treating children and babies. Under the tuition of a highly experienced tutor she realised her goal; specialising as a cranial osteopath when she qualified. Her passion for Cranial osteopathy increased when she had her own child as she was able to treat and see results first hand.
“I have seen so many mothers come in exclaiming that they have a different, happy and sleeping child after the treatment! But seeing my own baby calm down and sleep for so many extra hours really proved to me the magic of my specialism to me! Although I have now had many referrals from midwives and doctors, I’m really looking forward to the day it is recognised and widely used by the NHS.”
Osteopathic Interests
Emily treats people of all ages. Although it is common for her to see babies for cranial osteopathy, she has also helped many adults with problems such as headaches, anxiety and recurrent sinusitis with this gentle treatment.
As a general osteopath the main patients she sees are people suffering with back, neck and other joint pain but is increasingly interested in ante and postnatal, geriatric and paediatric osteopathy. She is keen to help anyone in pain and finds that the biggest enjoyment of her career.
Joanne is a very experienced Sports Massage Therapist having worked in her field for over 12 years. She gained her ITEC (International Therapy Examination Council) Sports Massage Diploma 2001, however, prior to this she worked as a Beauty Therapist. During her beauty therapy years she spent much of her time working in the stunning grounds of Cliveden House – this ignited a passion for massage and she underwent further training to pursue her Sports Massage ambitions.
Joanne’s also a qualified fitness instructor specialising in both Pilates and Personal Training. When she’s not massaging clients at The Arch Clinic, Joanne can often be found at the prestigious Bisham Abbey National Sports Centre where she conducts over 12 fitness classes per week. Joanne prides herself on being able to use a variety of different techniques and skills to adapt her treatment to benefit her clients’ needs.
Other Interests
Fitness is a very big part of Joanne life, she has had the privilege to run the London Marathon 3 times, she has also participated in various cycling events and she’s always on the look-out for her next challenge.
Dr Natasha Price is Clinical Director and Co-Founder of the Windsor Wellness Clinic with over 20 years of experience as a GP.
She has a strong commitment to providing personalised, high-quality care, combining evidence-based medicine with a compassionate, holistic approach.
Women’s Health and Menopause
Natasha has a specialist interest in women’s health and a passion for supporting women through perimenopause and menopause. She helps navigate what can be a complex and often under-recognised stage of life. She works closely with women to create individualised treatment plans that support symptom control and long-term wellbeing.
She is an active Member of the British Menopause Society and holds their Certificate of Menopause Care, ensuring her practice reflects the latest evidence-based guidance. She is highly experienced in fitting coils and contraceptive implants enabling her to offer comprehensive reproductive and hormonal healthcare.
Mental Health and addiction
Alongside her work at Windsor Wellness Clinic, she is an NHS GP Partner and GP trainer. She has an interest in supporting those with mental health problems, addiction and dementia. Natasha also serves as the Clinical Lead for the Bracknell Homeless Outreach Clinic, highlighting her long-standing commitment to reducing health inequalities and supporting vulnerable populations.
Other Interests
Outside of medicine Natasha is passionate about fitness. She is also a proud member of the Windsor Theatre Guild, reflecting her love of the arts and the local community.
Qualifications
- MBBS Imperial College School of Medicine (2000)
- BSc History of Medicine UCL
- Diploma of the Royal College of Obstetrics and Gynaecologists (DRCOG)
- DFSRH (Diploma of the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare)
- Member of the Royal College of General Practitioners (MRCGP)
- Postgraduate Certificate in Medical Education
- British Menopause Society Certificate in menopause care
Dr Nieland is the Co-founder & Medical Director of the Windsor Wellness Clinic. She is a highly experienced General Practitioner with over 20 years’ experience across both the NHS and private sector. At The Windsor Wellness Clinic, she delivers personalised, preventative and optimisation-focused care, combining lifestyle medicine with evidence-based medical interventions to support long-term health and vitality.
Lifestyle Medicine and Health Optimisation
Dr Nieland is passionate about lifestyle medicine, supporting patients with nutrition, metabolic health, weight management, and sustainable behaviour change. She has particular expertise in the judicious use of medical therapies alongside lifestyle strategies to improve insulin sensitivity, body composition, cardiometabolic risk and overall wellbeing.
A key focus of Dr Nieland’s practice is women’s health, with postgraduate qualifications in contraception and menopause management. She has extensive experience supporting women through perimenopause and menopause, using a highly individualised approach that may include lifestyle intervention, hormonal optimisation and the safe, evidence-based use of HRT to improve symptoms, protect long-term health, and enhance quality of life.
Other Specialisms
Alongside her clinical work, Dr Nieland is a GP trainer, mentor and safeguarding lead, and regularly speaks on lifestyle medicine, prevention and modern approaches to health optimisation.
Outside The Clinic
Dr Nieland maintains her own wellbeing through good nutrition, regular exercise and prioritising sleep — principles that underpin her clinical philosophy. She can often be found out walking her dog or watching her three boys play rugby!
Qualifications
- MBBS Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine (2000)
- Bsc Molecular Medicine UCL
- BSLM Core Acc
- Diploma of the Royal College of Obstetrics and Gynaecologists (DRCOG)
- DFSRH (Diploma of the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare)
- Member of the Royal College of General Practitioners (MRCGP)
- Postgraduate Certificate in Medical Education
