Who we are

Stuart Korth DO DPO FICO

Co-founder and Director of Osteopathy of the renowned Foundation for Paediatric Osteopathy, Stuart Korth is one of this country’s leading osteopaths.

In April 2018, Stuart was presented with an award by The Institute of Classical Osteopathy for his exceptional services to osteopathic practice and education.

In November 2020, The Institute of Osteopathy awarded Stuart The Presidents Medal.

“The Council recognises that you have made an enormous contribution to the practice, teaching and awareness of osteopathy in this country. You have made a huge beneficial difference to the lives of children and families through founding and steering the Osteopathic Centre for Children and continued to inspire and educate students to practice Osteopathy in the fullest sense”

As well as his special interest in the treatment of children he sees patients with all manner of unusual problems and is frequently called on to give second opinions. He is in demand as a lecturer throughout Europe. Stuart has three children and five grandchildren, and is a keen yachtsman.

Stuart is usually in clinic for 4 days each week, which vary according to his schedule. Saturdays are reserved for children.

James Bibby BSc (Hons) BSc (Hons) Ost DPO

James has been working at the practice for over 10 years. He initially trained as a biochemist, then as an osteopath, completing his post-graduate paediatric training at the Osteopathic Centre for Children where he is now a consultant.

James has been a competitive martial arts practitioner for many years. He has gained an insight into exercise physiology and nutrition and is experienced in dealing with sports injuries.

James is usually available on Wednesdays and Thursdays.

David Vaux B Ost MSc MSc Paed Ost

David Vaux served for 15 years as a London firefighter before a career-ending injury led him to retrain as an osteopath. Drawing on his own recovery, he became a leading voice in strength training, movement, rehabilitation, ageing and resilience, combining clinical expertise with lived experience. He works across performing arts, elite sport and healthy ageing, and has advised organisations on arthritis, frailty prevention and healthy behaviour change, including the UK Government’s Healthy Ageing Challenge. David holds undergraduate and master’s degrees in Osteopathy, a further master's in health and Exercise Science, and postgraduate qualifications in occupational health and fitness. He is a vocal advocate for making strength training accessible at every age. His book Stronger: 10 Exercises for a Longer, Happier Life was published by Hachette in 2024, and his TEDx talk on frailty prevention was published in 2026.

www.davidvauxosteopathy.com

David is usually available on Mondays and Thursdays.

Gavin Wiles M Ost DPO

Gavin graduated from Oxford Brookes University with a Masters in Osteopathy. He has since completed a post-graduate Diploma in Paediatric Osteopathy at the Osteopathic Centre for children, where he continues to work, treating babies and children, pregnant and post-natal women.

He is passionate about using osteopathy to help people of all ages achieve their full potential, having a special interest in helping patients build and maintain healthy attitudes, lifestyles and boundaries to support their physical wellbeing and stress management.

Gavin has trained and worked as an osteopath in both the UK and New Zealand. He has worked in an osteopathic family practice, supported performing artists and sportspeople, and most recently in the specialist care of children with behavioural and learning difficulties.

Gavin likes to spend time in nature, rock climbing and cycling.

Gavin is usually available on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays.

Angela Winchester M Ost DPO

Angela graduated with a Master’s degree in Osteopathy from the London School of Osteopathy.

She has since completed a post-graduate Diploma in Paediatric Osteopathy at the Osteopathic Children’s Centre. She continues to support the charity as a volunteer in their Tower Bridge clinic, where she treats babies, young children and teenagers, as well as pregnant and postnatal women.

Prior to joining the practice, Angela practised osteopathy in London. She enjoys working with people of all ages, from newborn to nineties. She uses osteopathy to relieve discomfort and restore balance, supporting both physical and mental wellbeing.

Angela enjoys a variety of interests including pottery, running and cycling.

Angela is usually available on Fridays and Saturdays.