About Us

Treatment usually consists of a combination of osteopathic hands-on treatment and rehabilitation exercises and advice - not only allowing the initial problem to heal but making recurrence less likely.  Your initial appointment will start with a thorough discussion of the issues you're having and full examination before the problem is explained and treatment options discussed - every patient is different so there are no one-size-fits-all treatment approaches!

About Annette Weir

Annette qualified from the British College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2002 with a BSc(Hons) degree in Osteopathic Medicine, and has been in private practice since then.  Perform Osteopathy has been designed to provide the best of both worlds for injury treatment and rehabilitation: a clinical space for hands-on treatment and a spacious studio to enable rehabilitation exercise programmes under expert supervision.

Annette holds a Post Graduate Diploma in Osteopathic Sports Care, along with Pilates Teaching qualifications from the Pilates Foundation and APPI, medical acupuncture training from the British Medical Acupuncture Society, cranial osteopathic training in the UK and USA, certification in the Functional Movement Systems approach, and specialist training in EDS and hypermobility disorders.  This wide range of training means that the best approach for each patient can be specifically selected, for a wide range of patients of all ages, from elite international athletes to those struggling with long term health issues.

About Chris Tinson

Chris recently qualified from the University College of Osteopathy, London - a second career, after many years behind a desk.  Chris experienced a leg break in 2011 and so has first hand experience of the struggles and frustrations of coming back from a serious injury  He was inspired to train as an osteopath after understanding how important expert support and tailored rehabilitation was in his recovery, which culminated in completing the Chilterns Ultra Marathon!

A strong believer in practising what he preaches, Chris focuses on what matters to his patients seeking to restore function and maximise health. People-centred practice is at the heart of Chris’s approach to osteopathy looking at the areas of concern, as well as the wider picture using movement, education & hands-on treatment to help you find your balance.

When not in clinic, Chris can be found running trails, bouldering or attempting to improve his tennis game.