About Us

Alexander Taylor BSc Hons(Pharm), BSc Hons (Ost)
Registered Osteopath

Alexander graduated from the British School of Osteopathy in Central London and moved directly to Cambridge to practice. With a degree in Pharmacology, he has a deep medical background.

He has also several post-graduate courses in Cranial Osteopathy and Visceral Osteopathy which enable effective treatment for babies to adults with more emphasis on pelvic dysfunction, for men and women and gastro-intestinal related disorders. He also has special interest in the treatment of headaches, facial pain, arthritic conditions, IBS and repetitive strain problems.

Alexander adopts an adaptive approach to Osteopathy and treatment is based on individual needs, he also focuses on patient awareness and self-help to prevent future injuries Alexander also works closely with Cambridges’ Rheumatology department for more effective cross referral with general medicine.

Alexander also maintains most of the first team at Histon Football Club. He also is the proprietor of the Coach house Clinic and splits his time between both clinics.

Steven Goddard
Registered Osteopath

Steven Goddard graduated from The British College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2004 and spent his first post-graduate year in Cardiff before moving to the Coach House Clinic in April 2006.

"Anyone who has experienced osteopathy will know that each osteopath has an individual approach to treatment, honed and developed through practise and experience.

During my time in practice I have found it helpful to consider the human body as a complex machine, though one we tend to neglect until it shows signs of malfunction. Generally speaking, the more care we take of this machine, the better it performs and the longer it will function smoothly.

Pain is the symptom of dysfunction that generally drives people to seek advice form an osteopath. My approach is to treat the symptoms using a variety of techniques, but also to analyse the cause of the problem and work with the patient towards preventing its occurence."

Steven uses a variety of techniques including structural, cranial and soft tissue manipulation in a programme designed for the individual patient. He also encourages patient participation in recovery from injury by giving simple stretches and exercises to be performed at home.