A wee bit about me....
Lochranza, Arran
" My weird name is from Scotland !
'Ranza' (from the Isle of Arran) means 'Silver Birch'. " 
Tansy Beetle, York
Training to become an Osteopath is the best thing I ever did - not only for the rewarding work of helping people, but it has also developed me on a personal level.
Our wee Luna
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( I have clinics in York & Wakefield ) Born & raised in Glasgow, I moved to England aged 19, where I studied Mechanical Engineering and developed a successful career in offshore pipeline and submarine cable installation industries. Then, in my mid-30's, I saw my GP for a problem I was having and he suggested that I see an Osteopath ..... I was so impressed by her treatment that I decided to become one myself! So, I left my lucrative job in London, undertook the full-time 4-year degree in Osteopathy, graduated in 2008 and moved to York. Since then I have served the communities of York and Wakefield - I also treat patients who travel from further afield. (I enjoyed working at 'Wakefield Osteopaths' for 16 years but left in order to reduce my working hours for family reasons.) I continue to attend at least 2 to 3 post-graduate workshops / courses per year, to further develop my knowledge & skills - I'll never stop learning! As well as my day-to-day work, I also enjoy organising and tutoring at the annual Biobasics workshop for Osteopaths in London. My husband, Andrea, also trained as an Osteopath (we met during our first year of training) - he works alongside me when I am at my York clinic. We love our pet chickens & our little dog Luna. Wakefield : Infants & Children only York Clinic : Infants, Children & Adults |
Highland "Coo"
As well as Osteopathy, I love Nature and enjoy photographing it, as well as reading, walking & spending time with loved ones.
Whitby, North Yorkshire
Walk near home, York
I love to provide gentle, expert osteopathic treatment to people of all ages, with all conditions, including at end-of-life.
Chooks !
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