About

Hi, I’m Rengin, an osteopath and founder of OsteopathbyRengin, here to help you feel more connected, comfortable, and confident in your body.

I graduated from the University College of Osteopathy (formerly the British School of Osteopathy) and I’m registered with the General Osteopathic Council. Before training as an osteopath, Before becoming an osteopath, I worked in early years education, where my interest in human development and wellbeing first began and Early Years practitioner  so caring for others has always been at the heart of what I do.

In the clinic, I work with people of all ages  from babies and children to adults and older individuals  using a mix of hands-on techniques like soft tissue release, joint articulation, cranial, visceral, and gentle adjustments. Each session is tailored to you, your story, and your goals.

I have a special interest in women’s health and paediatrics, and I’m passionate about ongoing learning. I’ve completed a two-year postgrad diploma with the Molinari Institute of Health, additional CPD in treating babies and children, and, most recently, attended a 6-day advanced training retreat in Ios, Greece, with other osteopaths from around the world.

Whether you’re navigating a new chapter in life, managing pain, or just want to move and feel better  you’re in the right place.
I speak English, Kurdish, and Turkish, and love working with people from all walks of life.

Osteopaths are Allied Healthcare Professionals that take a whole-person approach to health.
Osteopaths undergo a lengthy study and training process lasting a minimum of four to five years. The course consists of anatomy, physiology, pathology, biomechanics, and clinical methods.Osteopaths take time to understand your medical history, your unique physiology and life style to make a diagnosis of the cause of your problem and create an unique treatment plan with you that will achieve best outcome

Osteopaths are regulated by The General Osteopathic Council who govern osteopathic clinical and ethical guidelines.