OUR TEAM
Our experienced and
dedicated healthcare
professionals:
Felix Cory-Wright Principal Osteopath
Mark Endacott Principal Physiotherapist
Bea Pike Osteopath
Joshua Toon Osteopath
Archie Wilkinson Osteopath
Jacob Daws Physiotherapist
Jo Rodriguez Sports Massage and Scar Tissue Therapist
Lily Hewitt Sports Massage/Soft Tissue Therapy
Dr Chris Rufford Sports and Exercise Physician
Julie Colthorpe Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapist
Antonia Rowland Psychotherapist
Emma Dalton Complementary Therapist
Rebecca Goodall Structural Therapist
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Felix Cory-Wright
Principal Osteopath
Felix is the current Practice Principal and took over the running of the practice in 2018.
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He graduated in 2012 with a Masters Degree in Osteopathy from the British College of Osteopathic Medicine. Felix combines his training with a Physiology BSc from Newcastle University (2008) to provide an exceptionally rounded approach to treatments.
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Away from the clinic, Felix enjoys gardening his allotment, keeping chickens, walking his Labradors, and is a keen tennis, badminton and football player.
Mark Endacott
Physiotherapist
Mark graduated in 2000 from Brighton University, and spent two years working at Ipswich Hospital before joining Ipswich Town Football Club.
There he spent nine years working initially with the Academy, and then with the first team squad for his final five years.
During his spell at Ipswich Town, Mark gained valuable experience in dealing with sports injuries and rehabilitation at all levels, and now works in general practice from Melton and Tuddenham.
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For more information about Mark's background, training and approach, visit his website, www.markendacottphysiotherapy.co.uk
Bea Pike
Osteopath
Bea qualified from the British School of Osteopathy in 1988, and has over 30 years of experience treating patients presenting with a wide-range of problems. Her work is complemented by recognised expertise in therapeutic riding.
Bea aims to treat the underlying cause of a patient’s problem and work with the person to empower them in managing their condition.
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Outside of her work, Bea's main passion is horse riding, where she has spent 20 years volunteering for the Riding for the Disabled Association as a coach and coach developer. She also enjoys cooking, travel, and walking her dogs.
Joshua Toon
Osteopath
Josh graduated from the University College of Osteopathy; he is also a trained Sports Massage Therapist and is used to working with people of all ages, lifestyles and backgrounds.
Josh has a special interest in rehabilitation, biomechanics and movement science offering people the capacity to help themselves both in and out of the treatment room.
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Josh believes osteopathy is a distinct discipline like no other. His intent is to help patients through structural hands on techniques, as well as exercise and lifestyle advice in order to facilitate the body to attain a state of structural health, and in turn, enable the improvement of its function.
Archie Wilkinson
Osteopath
Archie graduated from the University College of Osteopathy in 2020 where he gained valuable experience working in a variety of different clinics and hospitals. During his clinical rotations Archie studied a wide range of conditions and demographics allowing him to provide examination and treatment for many different people including sports injuries, the elderly and HIV patients.
During the pandemic Archie expanded his skill set further qualifying in Medical Acupuncture and pitch-side first aid where he spent a season working alongside Leiston Football Club.
With his understanding of movement and rehabilitation, Archie is able to provide a holistic experience that caters for a wide range of musculoskeletal complaints which honours the roots of traditional osteopathic medicine respecting the mind, body and spirit.
Jacob Daws
Physiotherapist
Jacob graduated in 2016 with a Masters degree from the University of Cumbria.
Jacob currently also works in the NHS at Ipswich Hospital in the Physiotherapy outpatient department, in which he closely liaises with the orthopaedic consultant-led clinics. He is also the Senior Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist at Wickham Market Medical Centre.
Jacob combines his knowledge with a BSc Sport and Exercise Physiology degree. He has a particular interest in lower limb injuries with a strong portfolio to reflect this, including a role with the Ipswich Town FC Youth Academy.
Outside of clinical work, Jacob enjoys cycling, running and skiing.
Jo Rodriguez
Sports Massage and Scar Tissue Therapist
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Jo has over a decade of experience in health and wellness. She is qualified as an ITEC Level 4 Sports Massage Therapist in 2013 and as a Restore Scar Therapist in 2023, and is currently contracted to the Ipswich and Colchester Hospital Breast Cancer Team.
Jo employs a variety of massage techniques to aid the natural healing of structures in the body. Jo enjoys working with her clients to help them get back to feeling their best. Over her decade at the practice, she has worked with a cross-section of ages, abilities, and interests, and has also worked closely with professional athletes and players in the past.
In 2019, Jo became a qualified Pilates instructor and enjoys teaching classes locally in Woodbridge. Outside of work, you can often find Jo with her horses and exploring her creative side through photography, painting and more.​​​
Lily Hewitt
Sports Massage and Soft Tissue Therapist
Lily trained in Norfolk, to qualify as an ITEC Level 3 sports massage therapist in 2023 after completing her BSc in Equine Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation earlier in the same year at Writtle University College.
Since qualifying, Lily has combined her training with her passion for sports. She has enjoyed treating a variety of people with soft tissue injuries, alongside treating her equine clients; helping them all to feel their best whether they have two legs or four.
Outside of work Lily enjoys staying active, regularly participating in horse riding, bouldering, and football.
Dr Chris Rufford
Private GP
Dr Rufford is a Sports and Exercise Physician and a Clinical Senior Lecturer at St Bartholomew's and the Royal London School of Medicine.
He examines and treats patients with all types of musculoskeletal problems and performs joint and soft tissue injections. Dr Rufford has wide experience in general medical conditions and this enables him to treat each patient in a holistic manner.
Dr Rufford has a special interest in the problems that can be associated with long distance running and is a medical advisor for the Great North Run, the London Marathon and the London Triathlon.
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Julie Colthorpe
Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapist
Julie has over 40 years of experience as a psychotherapist working in both primary and secondary care.
She has a Postgraduate Diploma in Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapy and is accredited with the British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies (BABCP).
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For more detail about Julie's background, training and therapies visit her website:
Antonia Rowland
Psychotherapist
Antonia re-qualified as a psychotherapist after a career in law. She set up her own private practice over five years ago.
She has worked with adults and young people in a variety of settings, including schools and a GP Practice.
She has a Postgraduate Diploma in Counselling and Psychotherapy and is accredited with the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy.
For more details about the counselling service Antonia offers, please visit:
www.counselling-directory.org.uk/counsellors/antonia-rowland
Emma Dalton
Complementary Therapist & Herbalist
Emma has been in practice for over 25 years, offering a range of Complementary and Alternative therapies.
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People of all ages consult Emma and she has a special interest in fertility, pregnancy, babies and children, along with women's and men's health. The main therapies Emma offers are Herbal Medicine, Homeopathy, Functional Medicine, Biopuncture and Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy (BCST).
For more information about Emma's background, training and therapies, visit her website: www.emmadalton.net
Rebecca Goodall
Structural Therapist
Rebecca brings over two decades of experience in health and wellness to our practice. A structural therapist with a rich and varied background, she trained at the Surrey Institute of Osteopathic Medicine in 2006 and has worked as a personal trainer and massage therapist, later pursuing a career in Midwifery at Kingston University in 2013.
Guided by a deep understanding of the body, Rebecca helps her patients reconnect with themselves through tailored massage therapy and articulation techniques. Her approach focuses on reducing stress, supporting healing, restoring balance, and enhancing overall well-being.
Outside of work, Rebecca feels most at home in nature. She loves walking her dog, spending quality time with her family, and enjoying the simple, grounding moments that bring balance to her day.