Duncan Webster is a visceral osteopath working in London and Devon.
He graduated with distinction from the British School of Osteopathy in 2013. Having worked in the City prior to becoming an osteopath, Duncan fully understands the impact that pressurised long-term desk work has on the body and mind, and his research into the neuro-physiology of pain equips him with the knowledge and skills to help you work, function and feel better.
In addition to pain, Duncan has a particular interest in the relationships between stress, chronic disorders and digestive function. He has completed additional studies in visceral manipulation (Barral Institute VM1-4), dry needling, and the innovative OsteoMAP process which combines Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), mindfulness and manual treatment to help chronic pain conditions.
Duncan works in a couple of clinics in Pimlico, London, and in Totnes, at The Practice.
Duncan is also available for bespoke in-office treatments.
As a martial arts, hiking and cycling enthusiast he understands the frustration an injury can cause to your sporting progress, and has extensive experience treating both athletes and deskbound workers as a qualified Sports Massage Therapist.
Duncan also plays the piano, French horn, and guitar, and is a member of both OPACA (the Osteopathic Performing Arts Care association) and BAPAM (the British Association of Performing Arts Medicine).
General Osteopathic Council Registration details.
