British School of Osteopathy (2009)

With an early career based in dancing that included West End musical performances such as “The King and I” and “The Lion King” in London, Benjamin’s interest in osteopathy was ignited when he sustained a serious back injury during a performance.
Having sought osteopathic treatment and experiencing effective healing to his back, he realised the impact of osteopathy on people’s lives and wellbeing – leading him to undertake his qualifications from the British School of Osteopathy in London in 2009.
He has been a practicing Osteopath for 10 years, and recently founded Hands On Osteopathy and Physiotherapy to help bring his vision of compassion and the nurturing touch to his patients.

Since her graduation from Trinity College Dublin with a Bachelor of Science (Physiotherapy) degree, Shamerra has been working in both public hospitals and private practices, gaining a plethora of experience in treating both neurological and musculoskeletal conditions.

Her interest lies in treating and preventing pain, neurological conditions and sports injuries.

As a physiotherapist, Shamerra hopes to promote her clients’ quality of life by actively involving them in the rehabilitation process via education and setting realistic goals with them. She combines manual therapy and therapeutic exercises to improve their mobility and function.