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About

John Atyeo

  • BOst, Registered Osteopath with 20 years experience

  • 6 years as an Osteopathic clinic tutor at Oxford Brookes University

  • BScEcon International Politics and Geography

  • Assistant Coach, England Athletics

John Atyeo graduated from the British School of Osteopathy in 2004, following a 4-year honours degree course (BOst). He established his own practice in Oxfordshire, as well as working as an Associate Osteopath in various other practices.  He is registered with the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC).

 

He has been a clinic tutor for Oxford Brookes University (from 2008 to 2014) for its Masters in Osteopathy (MOst) and Bachelors in Osteopathy (BOst) courses.

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Prior to his osteopathic career, John gained an honours degree in international political and geography (BScEcon) from UCW Aberystwyth. Subsequently, John worked for several years as a manager in the railway industry, including working on the West Coast Mainline modernisation project.

 

John is a very keen athlete. He is competitive runner, having completed numerous races, including marathons. While in Oxfordshire, he established a business assessing and improving running styles. Now in Shropshire, he is enthusiastically running in local fell races.

 

John is a qualified assistant coach with England Athletics.

 

John has regularly participated in triathlon, rock-climbing and real tennis.

John Atyeo, Registered Osteopath

John Atyeo BOst BScEcon, Registered Osteopath

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Why I became an Osteopath

I became an osteopath following a rock-climbing fall.  When conventional medicines failed to help with my subsequent chronic low-back pain, treatment by an osteopath helped reduce my symptoms significantly and permanently, and improved my mobility. The promotion of health through movement and balance made sense to me, addressing causes not symptoms.  It was enough for me to change my career and train as an osteopath.  I still believe passionately that the role of the osteopath is the promotion of health.

Greenfields Osteopathic Practice

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  • Home-based practice in a quiet, residential street
     

  • Free, on-street parking
     

  • Clinic room is a quiet, secluded and relaxed environment, overlooking the rear garden
     

  • Easy access, on ground floor level

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