Ashling Casey-Moore, D.O., BMAS

Ashling, the practice Principal, qualified over 25 years ago. She is a GOsC registered Osteopath, having trained at the both the British School of Osteopathy (BSO) and the College of Osteopaths (COET). She simultaneously trained as a Naturopath, and post-grad as a Medical Acupuncturist, with Active Acupuncturists in General Practice & Hospitals (AAGH) and the British Medical Acupuncture Society (BMAS).  She underwent post-grad training at The Osteopathic Centre for Children, then located in Harley Street, before the training there was formally coined as a "diploma in paediatric osteopathy".  More recently she has trained as an NLP Practitioner, a SIRPA (chronic pain) Practitioner, a Clinical Hypnotherapist, a Level 3 Mental Health First Aider, a Pre & Post Natal Yoga Teacher, a Baby Massage Teacher, an NHS Vaccinator, and a Track & Tracer to support the NHS Covid protocols.

Ashling has moved home and countries many times.  She has a wealth of experience having worked in Harley Street at the Osteopathic Centre for Children; in a hospital and clinic in New Delhi, India; had her own practice within "The Feel Good Factory" in Clapham Junction and when that closed, set up the first "Moore Health Clinic" in Battersea. She moved to Ringwood in 2007, working from home, at "The Ringwood Health Clinic" and "Scoltocks". In 2017, she began working in Lymington at the Wessex Clinic.  In 2018, she opened a new clinic, The Moore Health Clinic, in Tuckton, Bournemouth, and in 2020 expanded further, renting a room within another clinic in Penn Hill, Poole.  Due to a change in her daughter's schooling, Ashling and family moved yet again, this time to Winchester.  Ashling is busy setting up to help patients locally and is looking for a room from which to practice in the centre of Winchester.

Ashling's background is diverse.  She has worked in TV, Insurance, Oil Trading, Executive Search, Marketing, Catering, and Treasury Management.  A horse-riding accident prompted Ashling to discover the benefits of Osteopathy first hand and shortly afterwards she made the decision to undergo the long retraining to become an Osteopath and Naturopath and continues to add different treatment modalities to her armoury of therapies.

Ashling loves her job and has a special interest in treating pregnant women, the elderly, and people in chronic pain.  Local midwives regularly refer pregnant women to her, and in general the vast majority of patients come via word of mouth.    During her five year Osteopathy/Naturopathy training, she also became qualified in Medical Acupuncture.  She continues to learn constantly whilst fulfilling osteopaths' and acupuncturists' obligatory 30 hours a year of continued professional development.  CPD courses undertaken include first aid, osteopathic techniques for the neck, the upper back, the lower back, taping for sports injuries, acupuncture and pregnancy, SPD/pelvic ring dysfunction, ear nose and throat problems in children, visceral osteopathic techniques, nutrition, exercise programmes, acupuncture and fertility (with Zita West), menopause (with Marilyn Glenville), Acupuncture for palliative care; headaches, and lots more...