I was born and raised in Hamilton. After completing a Master’s degree in Osteopathy at Unitec and practising for several years in Auckland, I decided it was time to move home to the Waikato.
I combine effective communication, research, and a broad range of osteopathic techniques to achieve optimum patient outcomes, with a focus on common musculoskeletal complaints, chronic conditions, and complex health issues.
In line with my Masters focus on interprofessional practice, I believe in advocating for my patients and collaborating with other health professionals to ensure the best individualised care possible. This can necessitate longer term management of complex and chronic health conditions, something I enjoy giving energy to as I build a trustful patient/therapist relationship.
Outside of work I enjoy golfing, and exploring the beautiful Waikato environment
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My background in martial arts, skating, snowboarding and surfing lead me to a keen interest in health and wellbeing which resulted in my passion for the practice of Osteopathy.
Since graduating with a Master’s degree in Osteopathy from the European School of Osteopathy (ESO) in England, I have had the opportunity to work in London, Singapore, Paris and now Hamilton!
By integrating structural, cranial and visceral osteopathy techniques I aim to find what best suits my patients to bring them back to a healthier life and have a treatment plan that suits them.
The treatments include a variety of techniques ranging from really gentle to more direct manipulations. Lifestyle and day to day advise such as specific exercises or postural changes are always part of my treatments. This approach allows my patients to get better faster, be more confident in their pain management and help prevent future injury.
Sessions are possible in English and in French.
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Hi, I’m Lucas — an osteopath from the UK with a genuine passion for helping people move better and feel their best.
I have a special interest in treating chronic pain, low back pain and nerve-related issues like sciatica or pinched nerves. Whether your discomfort started recently or has been affecting you for years, I take time to understand the full picture and tailor a treatment plan that works for you. I’ve completed additional training in pain neuroscience education (PNE), which helps people better understand their pain and feel more in control of their recovery — a vital part of managing long-term or persistent conditions.
My approach combines hands-on therapy, clear explanations, and movement-based rehab — all personalised to suit your lifestyle and goals. I work with a wide range of people: from busy professionals and parents to older adults and sports individuals. Whatever your background, my aim is to help you feel confident in your body again.
Outside the clinic, I’ve always been active — playing football, rugby, Brazilian jiu-jitsu, and now I am training for my first marathon and endurance cycling event.
If you’re looking for a thoughtful, evidence-based approach to managing pain and building long-term resilience, I am here to help.
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