Registered
Osteopathic Council
Matthew initially studied as a Chemical Engineer at UCL, and worked for over a decade for investment banks in the City of London. This was until he found his true passion and retrained as an osteopath. The five year Masters degree embedded a deep knowledge of human health. Now an experienced Osteopath with multiple skill sets Matthew enjoys creating solutions specific to the individual that will benefit your long term health. After all the future of medicine is holistic and patient oriented.
Before a rigorous physical challenge I’d recommend you get to know your body like an F1 driver understands their car. Structural osteopaths are insightful mechanics that help you get under the bonnet of your body. They are able to build up a working picture of your skeleton, understand how your bones interact with your muscles – your power source – and how your nerves – your electrics – control the whole system.”
“This knowledge will help you mentally and physically to achieve optimal results, as osteopaths explain your unique musculoskeletal setup and apply it functionally towards your physical goal. After all, your body is your machine for life and you should understand your unique construction,” explains Langford.