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De Beauvoir
The Crypt St Peter,
Northchurch Terrace,
N1 4DA
Leyton Yoga
691 High Rd,
Leyton,
E10 6RA
London Fields Clinic
2 Tullis House,
Frampton Park Road,
E9 7NT
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What is Injury Rehabilitation
Injury rehabilitation is not only a process of restoring function—it is an opportunity to understand the body on a deeper, more integrated level. Injuries often reveal how different layers of the self—structural, neurological, emotional, and behavioural—interact. A strain or restriction in one area can influence movement, sensation, and perception throughout the whole system. In this way, injuries become doorways to greater body awareness and a fuller understanding of how we inhabit ourselves.
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As you move through rehabilitation, you begin to develop a clearer sense of how tension, ease, breath, and structure interact. You learn to recognise the relationships between local strain and global patterns, and how awareness itself is a powerful tool for recovery. Through this embodied understanding, the injury becomes a catalyst for greater clarity, confidence, and connection with your body.
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Each programme evolves with you. Whether recovering from a new injury or rebuilding after a long-standing issue, the aim is not only to restore function but to expand your capacity and deepen your relationship with movement. My role is to support the body’s natural intelligence, guide its reorganisation, and help you cultivate lasting change.
In this way, injury rehabilitation becomes more than a return to baseline—it becomes a pathway to deeper embodiment, self-knowledge, and a more coherent experience of yourself.
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How it works

My approach is grounded in the understanding that the body functions as an interconnected whole. No structure operates independently; tissues communicate, adapt, and reorganise through the entire network. When we honour this continuity, rehabilitation becomes less about correcting an isolated issue and more about restoring coherence and balance throughout your system.
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Rehabilitation, therefore, is a collaborative process. Together, we explore the story behind your injury: what may have contributed to it, how it has shaped your movement, and what your body is asking for in order to heal. Treatment blends hands-on osteopathic care with considered movement tuition, allowing you to both experience change and actively participate in creating it.
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A core part of this process involves working with movement tools such as the Reformer, mat-based exercises, free weights, and functional patterns. These approaches help retrain the body in a progressive, intelligent way—building strength, refining control, and improving structural integration. Each exercise is chosen with purpose, directly supporting the specific tissue adaptations and movement qualities your body needs at each stage of healing.
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To ensure that progress continues between sessions, I provide structured programmes and supportive homework tailored to your goals and capacity. This extends the therapeutic process beyond the clinic so your body can keep reorganising, strengthening, and integrating new patterns as it heals. This continuity is essential: the quality of healing is just as important as its speed, and sustained, intentional practice is what leads to long-term resilience.
Who I Work With
Each programme evolves with you. Whether recovering from a new injury or rebuilding after a long-standing issue, the aim is not only to restore function but to expand your capacity and deepen your relationship with movement. My role is to support the body’s natural intelligence, guide its reorganisation, and help you cultivate lasting change.
In this way, injury rehabilitation becomes more than a return to baseline—it becomes a pathway to deeper embodiment, self-knowledge, and a more coherent experience of yourself.
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Back Pain
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Rib Pain
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Jaw Pain
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Neck Pain
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Pelvis & Hip pain
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Knee & Leg pain
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Foot & Ankle pain
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Shoulder & Arm Pain
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Wrist & Hand Pain
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Postural Issues
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​Headaches
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Migraines
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Muscle Spasm
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Ligament Injury
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​Joint Stiffness
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Tendon Strains
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Nerve Pain
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Arthritis

