Our Team
At Oldfield Osteopathic Clinic you can be confident that you are in well-trained hands. All of our practitioners are registered professionals. When you make an appointment, you’ll be in safe hands.
Dave Inman
Osteopath
Dave’s first exposure to osteopathy was as an England karate junior athlete and, after a successful 22-year Army career (REME), he went on to study at the British School of Osteopathy (BSO), graduating in 2001 where he was awarded the Academic Dean’s Prize. He has also completed a post-graduate course in Classical Osteopathy at the Institute of Classical Osteopathy, under Mr John Wernham.
Dave is currently the Medical Officer and Sports Injury Specialist for the British Karate Federation (BKF) and has worked at over 30 World and European events. In October 2016, he was made a member of the World Karate Federation Medical Commission and he also sits on the World Para-karate Commission. Dave has co-authored 2 research papers, which have been published in the American Journal of Sports Medicine and the British Journal of Sports Medicine. In 2023 he has worked with British Baseball & Softball. He is a UK Anti-Doping Accredited Educator and delivers Anti-Doping education to athletes.
Sian Trayling
Osteopath
Sian qualified as an osteopath from the University College of Osteopathy in 2012 and is registered with the General Osteopathic Council. Sian has over 10 years’ experience and set up her own practice in Twickenham, London, but she has more recently returned to her roots in the West Country.
She uses a wide range of the most effective treatment techniques including cranial osteopathy and acupuncture and enjoys being able to make a difference to people’s daily lives, no matter what their age or ability. Sian has specialised in working with children and has a keen interest in sports and has worked with professional athletes from all backgrounds, ranging from rugby and polo players to rowers and cricketers.
Francesca Yates
Osteopath
Francesca relocated to the Bath area with her young family having previously worked in clinics around Surrey and London. She graduated from the British School of Osteopathy (now University College of Osteopathy) in 2010 and has gained experience treating a wide range of patients, from babies to the elderly. Her calm and warm presence has made her a popular therapist for those seeking relief from pain and the skills and confidence to improve their general wellbeing and function.
Francesca uses hands on Structural, Dry Needling and Cranial techniques and strongly believes that empowering her patients to understand and appropriately manage their pain and injuries is the best way to get better. She has a keen interest in regulating the part of the nervous system responsible for increased stress response, which can be especially helpful for unsettled babies.
Francesca also runs an online Wellness business providing ergonomic assessments and wellness talks and workshops for businesses.
In her free time, Francesca enjoys strength training, running, hiking and the occasional round of golf.
Taryn Stevenson
Sports & Remedial Massage Therapist
Although Taryn loved her job as an Account Director selling Materials handling equipment, the 1000 miles per week started taking a toll on her body. So, with a sore back and tight shoulders and frustrations of having ear infections due to so much swimming, she finally discovered the benefit of alternative therapies and has not looked back since.
Her love of the alternative therapies, and the benefits of them, prompted a career change to a sports massage therapist. Being able to help and support clients with body health and well-being through sports massage is what Taryn is about. Taryn has enjoyed working with Bath Rugby Team and qualified at Bath University. She is thrilled to be working with the team at Oldfield Osteopathic Clinic.
Andrew Kingsley
Acupuncture
Andrew treats a broad range of conditions introducing other therapies to help with specific conditions, including Tui Na acupressure for pain and discomfort, hypnotherapy for sleep and anxiety and EFT (Emotional Freedom technique) for trauma and negative patterns. He is keen to empower patients within the treatment process and to be aware of the choices they can make for themselves in terms of good health and well-being.
As well as his acupuncture practice Andrew also runs workshops, meditation classes and sound baths at The Soul Spa in the centre of Bath. He also has a private practice on Bloomfield Road, Bath.
