Aisha Taylor

Aisha graduated from the British College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2003. She takes time to understand each individual, tailoring her approach to help patients move more comfortably and regain confidence in everyday activities.

Her approach is gentle and responsive to each patient’s needs. Her techniques include myofascial release, visceral and cranial osteopathy, alongside nutrition, exercise and lifestyle advice, as part of her holistic approach to care.

Aisha specialises in women’s health and paediatric osteopathy for babies aged 0–12 months. She supports women through pregnancy and their postnatal journey and has extensive training in women’s health, including Mummy MOT practitioner training, Pelvic Floor Assessment, and the Jilly Bond Happy Bladder programme.

Aisha has completed the JEMS® Movement ARC 1 course, developing her skills in assessing movement patterns and using individualised movement strategies to support more comfortable, efficient movement.

Her recent further training in abdominal visceral mobilisation with The Mummy MOT builds on her existing visceral skills and complements her interest in women’s health and postnatal care, including diastasis recti and C-section scar work.

In addition to osteopathy, Aisha offers Mummy MOT assessments, Holistic Pelvic Health, Paediatric Osteopathy, and C-section and Hysterectomy Scar Therapy.

Her own practice of Pilates and somatic yoga continues to deepen her understanding of movement, breath and body awareness, bringing these insights into her work with patients.