I had a course of three treatments with Orella in October 2013 for an upper back complaint…read more She made me feel really comfortable and was excellent in terms of explaining the treatment to me. This was great having never been to an osteopath previously. Her approach to the treatment seemed systematic and thorough. I would recommend anyone experiencing similar problems gets in touch with Chiswick Park Osteopaths.

Orella is a great Osteopath, the best one that I have experienced. she treated myself for different…read moreback issues and my baby for his colic and now we fell both so much better !! Highly recommended :-)

I tried West London Osteopathy this summer when I was in severe pain from a herniated disc. Nillie…read morewas fabulous and made the very most of my session. I absolutely believe these treatments helped speed up my healing process and reduce my pain. I would highly recommend!!!

From the owner: Osteopathy, pain management and acupuncture practitioners in Kensington..read more

As a bodybuilder on and off over the last 20 years, I have picked up my fair share of injuries. Now…read morein my 40s I have been experiencing various nerve impingement problems in addition to the usual tendonitis issues suffered in my youth. I came across Jonathan Grice at Evolved Clinic by chance after taking up a Groupon offer. Since then I have been treated half a dozen times and am happy to say that all my issues have been resolved. This not the first time I have consulted an osteopath but in the past my experiences have been hit and miss. Jonathan has demonstrated a high level of understanding of my problems (some very specific to bodybuilders) and follow up treatment has always been effective providing immediate relief. One concern I have always had in the past is being pressurised into a long course of treatment that becomes expensive and is not essential. Jonathan usually resolves my issues with a single session, but if the treatment extends beyond that, I feel reassured that it is absolutely necessary.

Great people and consistently wonderful in helping my back and neck problems. They have also been…read morea great help in treating my mother. Thanks guys

Looking for a GP? You will be highly unwelcomed here…read more Before you even get an application, you will be judged by an ancient black and white map of the surrounding area. You will be asked to locate exactly (not roughly, EXACTLY) where you live. Since it was such an old map, the only recognizable name on there was my bus stop. I explained I walk a few minutes west of that bus stop to arrive home (basically into the vicinity that they accept) - the receptionist (named Wendy) would not have it. She said if my address on my water bill (you need to bring proof of residence for at least the past three months, which is standard) does not contain the name that I point to on her ancient map (in this case, my bus stop name), then I will be ineligible to be a patient at their establishment. Whoa, what? I explained to her that the street I live on is not on her map and that she could pull up Google maps and input the address on my water bill. She told me it wasn't her job to do so and repeated that if I can't point to her where I live on her ancient map, I will not be accepted. I told her it only took me less than ten minutes to walk to this establishment, to which she said, '...we don't care how long it took for you to walk here from your house, if you are not on the map, you are out of luck.' By this point, another lady named Lucia came over and typed in my address to Google maps to verify my location. Long story short, I'm eligible but I was so put off by the sheer rudeness and incompetency of the receptionist, I no longer wanted to be a patient there. On a positive note, I visited a GP in central Richmond on Parkshot street and they were wonderful (a review of them to come later).

I'm a bit of a yoga snob, training and teaching myself in LA the last few years has spoiled me with…read moreso many great options. When I'm in London, the yoga always feels a little weird, not satisfying. I've shopped a lot of studio in LDN, and Heartcore in Notting Hill has been my favorite so far! It's absolutely adorable, well kept and well staffed. Front desk was incredibly welcoming and warm, and I loved Sarah's class! One of the best flows I've taken in awhile, even in LA. Very unique flow and I felt wonderful afterwards. Save yourself the run around and take class here!

From the owner: London's leading boutique fitness studio offering a variety of highly effective group classes in…read moreDynamic Pilates, Barre, Yoga, Ride and TRX. Team Heartcore is looking forward to welcoming you at one of our 9 beautiful locations across Central London. Ride 45 Together we cycle through independently sequenced climbs, sprints and intervals. A 45 minute musically-synced ride with a fun and contagious group energy. Classes extend to include a dedicated endurance track, giving you time to powerfully turn the wheels, immerse in the sound, and embrace your inside-out strength. Ride2Tone A fun and challenging, overall conditioning workout. Ride2Tone is our unique blend of 30 minutes powerful ride, followed by a series of Yoga and mat-based Pilates. A highly effective workout to improve your cardio health, balance in strength, flexibility and all-round wellbeing. Yoga Classes - Power Open - Power Level 2-3 - Restore - XYB (Open) - YIN (Open) - Pregnancy Uplifting, empowering and immersive, our Yoga classes combine mobility, strength and rejuvenation with integral and centering breathwork - providing you with the time and space to truly, be. Our approach builds on the physicality of the traditional practice with an inherent respect towards habit in everyday awareness. Warm, light-filled and energising, Heartcore Yoga charms the Yogi and non-Yogi alike in an open minded and welcoming environment.