Graham Mason is the principal of the practice and qualified from the British School of Osteopathy in 1966. Since qualifying he has taken an active role in enabling the profession to gain statutory regulation that resulted in the Osteopaths Act of 1993 He was appointed by the Privy Council to the General Osteopathic Council in 1995 where he served for two years.
He has taught at the British School of Osteopathy, both at undergraduate and postgraduate level.
At present he is teaching at the European School of Osteopathy in Maidstone, Kent where he teaches Cranial Osteopathy and Osteopathic paediatrics.
He also teaches Osteopathic paediatrics to various European schools including Norway, France, Austria, Spain and Russia.
Graham Mason has been involved in and taught on many postgraduate courses both in the UK and abroad.

For many years he was involved in Rugby football at Kent and London division, and lists his hobbies as sailing, walking and golf. He is a keen member of Bearsted Choral Society.
Cranial Osteopathy is a particularly effective form of osteopathy that uses very gentle stress relieving techniques

Reflexology works by applying pressure to the reflexes in the hands and feet, these reflexes correspond to all the organs, glands and parts of the body.
It benefits the whole body, relieves tension, improves blood flow and revitalises energy.
Reflexology is used for the treatment of migraines, sleep disorders, stress, urinary problems, hormonal imbalance, tension, infertility and many other problems.

Suzy is a full time working mum & understands the rigorous demands of living in the twenty first century. Before training as a homeopath she worked for twenty years in the fashion industry, which involved working to tight deadlines and much travelling. She is passionate about health and offering patients solutions and choices to their problems.

Jayne M. Skinner trained at The London Foot Hospital & School of Podiatric Medicine and graduated from University College London. As the oldest training school for Chiropody and Podiatry, it is recognised worldwide for its excellence in both tuition and facilities.

As an HPC Registered Member of the Society of Chiropodists and Podiatrists, Jayne continues to enhance her broad experience and knowledge in many areas of Podiatry, whilst practising within both the private sector and the NHS.

In 2003 Jayne began regular appearances on the BBC Radio Kent Lunchtime Show with Barbara Sturgeon.
In 2004 Jayne became the BCC Radio Kent ‘in-house expert’ with regular appearances on the ‘Julie Maddocks Afternoon Show’, where she offers advice to phone-in listeners on a variety of podiatry and chiropody issues and concerns.