We are an on-site service providing musculoskeletal care to the people working on the Cambridge Science and Business Parks. Our goal as local 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.

Meghan Carolan

Meghan graduated from the University College of Osteopathy with a Masters degree. She has worked in a variety of clinics which has allowed her to effectively treat a diverse range of conditions. Prior to pursuing osteopathy, Meghan obtained a degree in Sports and Physical Education. Additionally, her background includes working in private practice as a sports massage therapist and as a qualified swimming instructor of all age groups. Meghan is a caring and empathetic osteopath, known for her friendly and welcoming approach. Her wealth of knowledge and listening skills allow her to proficiently diagnose and treat problems, encouraging a speedy recovery. She incorporates a wide array of techniques within her treatments to best fit her patients’ needs, be it related to work, sport or older age-related issues. Outside of osteopathy, her interests include running, CrossFit and indulging in good food.

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.

Faustine Vincenti

Faustine graduated with a masters degree from the European of osteopathy. She did further training in Western Acupuncture. She helps her patients back to health by tailoring her treatements to the patient’s needs. Her positive attitude and care empower patients towards their goals. She treats patients from all ages and backgrounds. She has a specific interest in treating women’s health and headaches.

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”