Kamila Barry is a dedicated and experienced osteopath, who graduated from British College of Osteopathic Medicine in 1999 with a BSc Hons in Osteopathic Medicine and a DO in Naturopathy. She established her own practice in Bishop Stortford in 2004.

Her commitment to excellence in patient care lead her to relocate her clinic to a larger premises in Hockerill Court in 2017, allowing her to expand the range of therapies offered and to collaborate with other specialist in cranial and paediatric osteopathy, physiotherapy, woman’s health, rehabilitation, psychotherapy, massage, pregnancy care, nutrition and acupuncture.

Kamila founded Alpha osteopathic and Healthcare clinic to create a space where therapists with a shared commitment to health and well-being could collaborate. She treats variety of complex and challenging conditions utilising her extensive knowledge over 20 years of experience.

Kamila uses a broad spectrum of osteopathic techniques as well as dry needling, diagnostic and therapeutic ultrasound and the latest shockwave therapy. Her expertise in musculoskeletal diagnostic ultrasonography allows for precise diagnosis and improve treatment outcomes, bypassing the long referral delays often encountered in the NHS.

Originally from Poland, Kamila has called in Bishop Stortford home for over 20 years. She’s an active member of community and enjoys travelling scuba-diving motorbikes, gardening and dog walking.

Yulia is a highly qualified and experienced massage therapist, having been in practice for over 10 years.

Since qualifying as an advanced clinical massage therapist from the Jing Institute of Advanced Massage Training in 2010, she has specialised in remedial massage for pain relief, including deep tissue, trigger point therapy, myofascial release and assisted stretching.

Yulia is qualified in Pregnancy Massage, is a member of Federation of Holistic Therapists (FHT) and continues to develop her skills to bring the latest methods and techniques to her clients.

Having worked in healthcare since the early 1980’s, I’ve been exposed to many ideas as well as different forms of medicine. As a founder of Prestige Health, Chief Physiologist to Barbican Healthcare and then BUPA Wellness I worked within conventional medical clinics developing and delivering lifestyle programmes to people attending health assessments. Since 2000 I’ve worked as a Nutritional therapist in private practice and in 2006 was appointed as Nuffield Health’s Head of Nutrition, with the responsibility for the development of nutrition related services.

My current clinics see me working alongside some of the Capital’s leading clinicians to provide the best of integrative healthcare, including the provision of nutritional services to ‘top people’s health concierge service, Viavi Ltd. As part of my efforts to contribute to the most effective ‘outcome driven’ healthcare I collaborate with a team of leading Medical Specialists and receive referrals from a number of medical consultants, GPs, psychologists, osteopaths, physiotherapists and PTs among others.

Suzanne qualified as an osteopath in 2008 after a career in NHS management and health education, where she developed a passion for supporting people in maximising their health and wellbeing.

In 2014 Suzanne undertook specialist training in cranial osteopathy and has subsequently completed a post-graduate qualification in treating babies and children at the Osteopathic Centre for Children, a world-leading training centre. She has also worked in specialist pregnancy and baby clinics in north London and Hertfordshire. Suzanne became interested in supporting babies and new mums following her own experiences of becoming mum and facing some of the challenges and difficulties around breastfeeding.

Her approach combines gentle cranial techniques with, for adults, more direct treatment styles including dry needling which means she can apply her skills to suit all patients from new-borns to the very elderly. She also has a specialist interest in Hypermobility Spectrum Disorder/EDS and has undertaken two training programmes with the Ehlers-Danlos Society.

Rosie and her family are dedicated members of the team at KB Osteopaths, particularly owning the reception area. Their presence brings joy and smiles to many patients who visit us. Occasionally, Rosie is joined by other practitioners’ furry friends. KB Osteopaths is proud to be a pet-friendly environment.