Spritely Osteopathy: Meet The Team!
Serving Cambridge and the surrounding areas.
We are based at the Innovation Centre, in the Science Park, in Cambridge.
40-minute sessions, and no pre-built treatment plans, meet our team below.
Meet Our Practitioners
We are an on-site service providing musculoskeletal care to the people working on the Cambridge Science and Business Parks. Our goal as local Cambridge Osteopaths is to make treatment accessible and minimise disruption to your working day.
We are auditing our service so we can continue to improve our care and your experience with Spritely Osteopathy. Our longer-term ambition is to augment the Pricewaterhouse study (2008) which highlights the increased benefits of musculoskeletal programs for the employee.
Matthew Courtney Jones
Matthew trained at the British School of Osteopathy in London and attained a Bsc (Hons) in Osteopathy in 1996. He was awarded the prestigious technique prize for excellence upon graduating. Matthew’s background includes being the Director of an osteopathic clinic and qualifications in Ergonomics 1 and 2 as well as balance and strength training. In his spare time, he teaches Wing Chun Kung-fu and makes traditional English longbows and arrows. Matthew is married with two children.
Max Manlay
Max has an extensive background in private practice as well as in the NHS where he has gained valuable experience in complex orthopaedics, pain management and community clinics. Prior to completing his Master’s degree from the British College of Osteopathic Medicine, Max had a long career in rehabilitation and strength & conditioning and has since combined this with Osteopathy to form a results driven and evidenced based approach to guiding his patients to a pain free and active lifestyle.
“I am dedicated to helping those suffering from injury or chronic pain navigate the ongoing complexity of recovery and living a more active and pain free life”
Melissa Brown
Melissa’s background includes a Sports Science degree with an emphasis on Research Methods. Since graduating from the British School of Osteopathy Melissa has had extensive experience in other practices in the East of England. Her post-graduate courses have included training in Dry Needling, Visceral Techniques, Cranial Osteopathy with the Sutherland Cranial College and Pain Neuroscience with the NOI Institute.
“I am committed to what I do and passionate about explaining symptoms specifically to each patient’s problem. I feel it important to make evidence-based suggestions on how patients can regain control over their problem”
