Lucy Boland Director Osteopath & NLP practitioner
Lucy qualified with a Masters in Osteopathy at the prestigious University College of Osteopathy (formerly The British School of Osteopathy) in 2012 and is experienced in dry needling/ medical acupuncture. Prior to this Lucy studied Anatomy and Physiology at The University of Birmingham.
After qualifying Lucy started work at Spineplus, London’s foremost back pain specialists. She spent five years working along side orthopaedic consultants and musculoskeletal experts. Lucy was a consultant osteopath at The Harley Street Spine Clinic. Whilst in London Lucy treated West End perfomers, making up part of the medical team, supporting dancers in-house and on tour.
Born just outside Bath, Lucy grew up running competitively for Bristol AC at middle distance. She went on to represent the UK in a series of competitions against Ivy League Universities in the USA. It was from her personal experience of sporting injury and passion for human biology that eventually lead her to osteopathy.
After more than 15 years working with the body, Lucy’s work increasingly expanded into understanding the relationship between how we feel, how we think and how we live.
This led to The Life Edit, a coaching space for women who want to understand and change the patterns shaping their experience of life.
Through a combination of mind-body work, nervous system regulation and behaviour change, The Life Edit helps women create meaningful, lasting change from the inside out.
Sam Boland Director Osteopath & MSK Sonographer
Following a similar path to Lucy, Sam first studied Anatomy and Physiology at Essex University. After spending 6 months shadowing therapists at a multidisciplinary clinic in Italy, Sam set his sights on becoming an osteopath. Sam went on to graduate from The British College of Osteopathic Medicine in North London with a Master’s distinction and was awarded the clinical prize for two consecutive years.
Since qualifying Sam has worked amongst London’s leading consultants in spinal surgery and radiology whilst a consultant osteopath at The Harley Street Spine Clinic. Sam is also an experienced therapist in shockwave therapy, a proven non-invasive treatment for chronic tendonopathies (tendon pain). As well as neck and back pain, Sam also has a particular interest in shoulder injuries.
Sam has recently qualified in Musculoskeletal (MSK) Diagnostic Ultrasound, allowing him to assess muscles, tendons, ligaments and joints in real time. Ultrasound can be particularly useful in diagnosing tendon injuries, rotator cuff problems, ligament injuries, bursitis and a range of other soft tissue conditions. By combining clinical assessment with diagnostic imaging, Sam is able to provide greater clarity around the source of pain and guide more accurate treatment. OsteoBath is proud to be the only osteopathic clinic in Bath offering in-house MSK diagnostic ultrasound, providing patients with rapid access to diagnostic imaging without the need for a hospital referral.
Sam is a keen tennis player and golfer, fortunately for Lucy he also loves cooking!
Susie Gill Senior Osteopath
Susie graduated from The British School of Osteopathy in 2014 with a distinction in her integrated masters (M.Ost).Whilst training, she also completed medical acupuncture and sports massage qualifications, enabling her to offer patients a varied approach to treatment.
Susie has built an exceptional career working within elite sport, earning a reputation as one of the leading osteopaths in professional rugby. She has been Team Osteopath for Harlequins Rugby Club for over 10 years and was selected to join the Welsh National Rugby Team during their 2025 Six Nations campaign. Most recently, Susie was chosen as part of the medical team for the British & Irish Lions Tour to Australia, one of the highest honours in international rugby. Her experience extends beyond rugby to include motorsport with Pure McLaren, county cricket, international netball, and touring NFL teams, providing her with a unique depth of expertise in helping athletes perform, recover and thrive at the highest level.
Prior to studying osteopathy, Susie trained as a contemporary dancer and therefore has first-hand experience of how frustrating injuries can be. As a result, she strives to ensure patients have a good understanding of what is causing their pain, how treatment can help them and importantly, what they can do themselves to reduce their symptoms and prevent reoccurrence. Her treatment style combines a ‘hands-on’ structural approach with the use of strapping and rehabilitation exercises to relieve pain and restore patients back to their desired level of function.
Whilst Susie spends a lot of time working in a sports setting, she also really enjoys treating people for everyday issues, including postural related muscle pain, sciatica, neck and back pain and pregnancy-related musculoskeletal pain.
Logan Williams Osteopath
Logan graduated from Swansea University with a First-Class Master’s degree in Osteopathy and also holds a Level 3 qualification in Sports Massage Therapy.
His interest in musculoskeletal health grew from many years of involvement in sport and strength training, and he has a particular interest in persistent pain, sporting and non-sporting injuries, exercise rehabilitation and lower-limb conditions.
Logan takes a friendly, person-centred approach to treatment and enjoys working with patients to understand not only their symptoms, but the wider factors that may be contributing to them. His treatments combine hands-on osteopathic care with exercise, movement and tailored rehabilitation, helping patients recover from pain, improve function and, importantly, feel more confident in their bodies.
During his training, Logan’s commitment to patient care was recognised with the Swansea University Award for Outstanding Contribution to Clinical Practice, acknowledging his excellent patient care, clinical skills and knowledge, and his supportive and professional approach.
Outside the clinic, Logan enjoys keeping active through a variety of sports, as well as hiking and travelling.
Brandon Donno Massage Therapist
Brandon completed his Level 4 Sports Massage qualification at the University of Bath and is currently undertaking a degree in Physiotherapy. His personal experience with sports injuries sparked a passion for rehabilitation and manual therapy, leading him to develop a strong understanding of how the body moves, adapts and recovers.
Brandon is committed to helping clients reduce pain, improve performance and prevent future injuries through a personalised, hands-on approach. He draws on a variety of techniques, including soft tissue therapy, myofascial release, trigger point therapy and assisted stretching, to restore movement, enhance recovery and support long-term physical health.
Brandon’s own sporting history involved competing at county and national level in athletics, Cross country and Road running in South Africa. Having worked at large sporting events including the Bath Half marathon, Brandon enjoys working with athletes at all levels. Brandon still enjoys running and spends a lot of his spare time either on the golf course or walking his two Dogs, Mo and Kip with his wife Robyn.