Compass Health Clinic

Meet the team

Meet the Team

Andrew Terry M'Ost

Andrew Terry is the principal osteopath at Compass Health Clinic and has been involved in healthcare for over a decade, first starting as a personal trainer and sports massage therapist, then moving into osteopathy. Graduating from the British School of Osteopathy in 2016, and went on to establish two of his own clinics under the name At Health. Andrew moved to New Zealand at the start of the pandemic, but came back to be closer to home. 

Since his return to the UK, Andrew divides his time between clinical work, and teaching and examining at the London School of Osteopathy. Along with supporting his patients, his passion is to help nurture the next generation of osteopaths in the UK.

Andrew’s main area of interest is pain science and the treatment of persistent pain, where he has spent the last 6 years studying various areas of pain science with the intent of helping those who are in long-term pain. He also enjoys using his experience as a personal trainer to help those who want to develop personalised training programmes once they’re out of pain.

He also has a keen interest in sports and acute injuries due to his love for martial arts and sports, where he trialed for the GB swim team and obtained a black belt in Karate. 

Updated: 11/10/2026

Osteopath since 2014
Graduated from the British School of Osteopathy
Lecturer, clinical supervisor and examiner at the London School of Osteopathy since 2021
Special interest in supporting those who experience chronic and persistent pain.

Ali Gibson M'Ost

Ali holds a Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy from King’s College London (2017) and completed his Master’s degree in Osteopathy at the London School of Osteopathy (2024). He is the lead physiotherapist and osteopath at the clinic.
 
He brings over eight years of experience within the NHS, where he worked across respiratory, stroke, and orthopaedic wards before specialising in musculoskeletal complaints. Alongside his NHS work, Ali has developed extensive experience in private practice, supporting high-level tennis players, guiding patients through post-operative hip and knee rehabilitation, and working within a specialist whiplash clinic.
 
In addition to his role at Compass Health Clinic, Ali works as an Extended Scope Physiotherapist. In this advanced role, he assesses and manages complex cases, requests diagnostic imaging, provides injection therapy, and facilitates onward referrals for surgical opinion where appropriate. He also leads a persistent pain program for patients living with chronic pain. His clinical interests include post-operative rehabilitation, whiplash-associated disorders, persistent pain, and sports injuries.
 
Ali is an empathetic clinician who places strong emphasis on building a collaborative relationship with his patients. His unique dual qualification in physiotherapy and osteopathy helps him tailor his management to meet his patients’ individual goals.
 
Outside of work, Ali enjoys playing football and taking part in CrossFit.
Physiotherapist since 2017
Graduated from Kings College & The London School of Osteopathy
Specialises in post-operative care, whiplash injuries, persistent pain and sports injuries

Laura Bonar M'Ost, MSc, BSc

Laura is a registered osteopath who graduated with distinction from the University College of Osteopathy (now HSU) in 2025, where she was recognised with several awards, including the Vice Chancellor’s Award for Clinical Excellence, the Silver Medal for Academic Achievement, the Sven Svenson Bursary for Promising Osteopathic Career and the Rising Star award for her work done during her time at the University College of Osteopathy (now HSU). 

 

Laura’s background combines a BSc in Psychology from Royal Holloway University and an MSc in Performance Science from the Royal College of Music, both awarded with distinction. Her research into mental imagery for performance enhancement deepened her understanding of the mind-body connection, which now underpins her holistic approach to osteopathic care.

 

Laura believes in a collaborative, patient-centred approach that blends osteopathic techniques with exercise rehabilitation and psychology. Her goal is to empower every patient to take an active role in their health, restore confidence and enhance overall wellbeing. Having experience working with both athletes and those living with chronic conditions, Laura understands that each person is unique and deserves a bespoke approach tailored to their goals.
 
As both a county golfer and professional violinist, Laura has a special interest in helping people reach their full performance potential. She understands the physical and psychological demands of performing at a high level and enjoys applying this insight into her osteopathic practice. Having worked with local golf professionals to both predict and prevent injury, as well as designing pre-tournament warmups and rehabilitation plans, Laura is passionate about supporting individuals to maintain optimal performance throughout their career and beyond. 

 

 

Osteopath
Special interest in golf, psychology and athletes

Giorgia Garzia M'Ost

Giorgia is a dedicated osteopath known for her thoughtful, person-centred approach and evidence-based care. She holds a Master’s degree in Osteopathy and a Bachelor’s in Naturopathy from the British College of Osteopathic Medicine, where she developed a strong foundation in anatomy, physiology, pathology, diagnosis, functional nutrition, and psychology.

With a deep interest in the complexities of chronic pain and the nervous system’s role in overall health, Giorgia focuses on areas such as headache relief, TMJ dysfuntion, stress management, and sleep support. Her treatments are tailored to each individual, integrating both clinical insight and holistic understanding.

Giorgia also brings years of experience as a sports and deep tissue massage therapist, which sharpened her hands-on skills and her ability to adapt to a wide range of needs. Her approach is calm, compassionate, and rooted in clear communication—always aiming to support lasting, meaningful change in the lives of those she treats.

Osteopath
Graduated from British College of Osteopathic Medicine
Special interest in persistent pain, TMJ dysfunction, stress management and sleep support

Nadia Strizzi M'Ost

Nadia graduated from the British College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2022 with a Master’s degree in Osteopathy and a Diploma in Naturopathy. She has experience working with a wide range of people — from athletes and climbers to office workers and those living with persistent or complex pain.

At Compass Health Clinic, Nadia combines manual therapy, movement, and education to help people rebuild trust in their bodies. Her approach encourages independence and resilience, supporting patients to return to the activities that bring meaning and joy to their lives.

Alongside her work in the clinic, Nadia works within a London climbing centre where she helps climbers prevent and recover from injuries, and contributes to community projects aimed at making osteopathic care more accessible.

Nadia has a deep curiosity about pain science and holistic well-being, seeing health as a balance between body, mind, and lifestyle. Outside of work, she enjoys live music, spending time with friends, and exploring the outdoors whenever she can.

Osteopath
Graduated from British College of Osteopathic Medicine
Special interest in athletes and climbers and supporting those with persistent pain

Toby Phillips M'Ost

Toby is a registered osteopath who graduated with a first-class Master’s degree from Swansea University, where he built a strong foundation in evidence-informed practice and patient-centred care. He takes a holistic approach to treatment, combining hands-on techniques with tailored advice to support his patients’ long-term recovery and performance.

Toby has a particular interest in injury prevention and the management of climbing-related injuries, shaped by his own years as an avid climber. He served on his university’s climbing society committee and has travelled across Europe on climbing trips, giving him first-hand insight into the physical demands and common injuries of the sport.

Alongside this, Toby has a clinical interest in the management of chronic pain, drawn to understanding the wider picture of a patient’s health. He works closely with patients to build a clear understanding of their condition, supporting them towards lasting and sustainable improvement.

Known for his friendly and approachable manner, Toby creates a calm and supportive environment where patients feel listened to and cared for from their very first session.

Osteopath
Graduated with a first-class degree from Swansea Univeristy
Special interest i climbers and supporting those with persistent pain
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