Our People

Dr Margit Janossa. MD. BSc(hons) Ost.Med. Margit initially trained in medicine in Budapest, Hungary where she worked as a clinician and medical scientist. She moved to the UK when she was invited to work in the Royal Free Hospital Imuunology Department. She settled in the UK after her second son was born and then trained as an osteopath, qualifying from the British College of Osteopathic Medicine in 1994, where she now lectures as head of clinical practice. She founded the London Health Clinic in 2004 where she practises general medicine and osteopathy. She is an honorary fellow on the Royal Free pain management team.

Amine El-Bacha. BSc(hons) Ost.Med. Amine originally trained as a physiotherapist in 1993 after which he worked on patient rehabilitation in hospital. He continued his education qualifying as an osteopath in 2005. He has a particular interest in treating sports injury but enjoys treating people from all walks of life. Amine lives in London with his young family.

Lilly Jukic. BSc(hons) Ost.Med. Lilly started out as a massage therapist in 1997 and qualified as an osteopath in 2002. She has a deep interest in holistic medicine. Lilly particularly enjoys treating mothers and babies and holds several qualifications from the Sutherland Cranial College.

Matt Turner. B.Ost. Matt has been a bodyworker for 9 years. He studied at the British School of Osteopathy, qualifying in 2008. He is currently studying for a MSc at the Osteopathic Centre for Children. Matt enjoys treating people, young and old, and whatever the problem. He lives in London with his young family.

Conny Duxbury. BSc.,MA.,LicAc. Conny qualified in acupuncture after a 3-year course at the London College of Traditional Acupuncture, where she is now a module co-ordinator and lecturer. She is a member of the British Acupuncture Council and adheres to their high standards of professionalism and hygiene. Conny believes in bringing together the deeper principles of Chinese Medicine with the insights of Western medicine. She is used to liaising with Western medical practitioners, and has practised at the Pain Clinic of the Royal Free Hospital in Hampstead, working closely with Dr Anthony Ordman and the medical team there.

Sam Gladden. BA (hons), LCHE, RSHom. Sam qualified as a homeopath in 2007 and has always been interested in improving the health of the mind and body. She enjoys treating a wide range of conditions and specialises in childrens illnesses. She runs a childrens clinic and is also qualified in Rieki healing. She also teaches courses in Reiki healing and meditation.