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All our osteopaths have qualified at leading schools of osteopathy having completed the 4 year full time course. We are all registered with the General Osteopathic Council and British Osteopathic Association.  Elizabeth Huzzey
Elizabeth Huzzey Principal has been practising for 20 years. She has a wealth of experience in treating a wide range of patient using structural and cranial osteopathic techniques. She has a particular interest in headaches and ENT conditions. She strongly believes that osteopathy can be helpful for all ages from babies to the elderly. Earlier in her career Elizabeth spent 2 years in China, working and studying in the field of traditional Chinese medicine. She then worked for 3 years on a pioneering project at the Central Middlesex Hospital, London, to take osteopathy into the NHS. In 1995, she established the practice in her home town of Watford at the Leisure Centre and then moved to different premises at 34 The Avenue for a subsequent 12 years. The practice relocated to Bridgewater House in 2008 – a purpose built medical centre alongside two doctors surgeries and a pharmacy. She works here with a team of hand picked associates, to serve the people of Watford and its surrounding areas. She also practises from her office in Berkhamsted. Andrew TonksAndrew Tonks graduated from the British School of Osteopathy in London. He has experience in treating a wide variety of patients with many different symptoms, including back pain and neck pain as well as the body’s other joints and muscles. Andrew was born and raised in Manchester. It was there that he was introduced to Osteopathy, after receiving treatment for a football injury while in his early teens. He subsequently decided to pursue a career in Osteopathy and later moved down to London in order to achieve this. He has continued to work in the south east since qualifying. Andrew has previous experience working in various clinical settings ranging from busy GP practices to the London Marathon, where he offered free treatment to runners in both 2008 and 2009. He is keen to encourage awareness of Osteopathy and the many conditions it is effective in treating. Andrew is registered with the General Osteopathic Council and is a member of the British Osteopathic Association.
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