Anne Wilde Osteopath & Practice Principal
Anne Wilde, BSc(Hons) Osteopathy, MSSCO
Anne graduated from Oxford Brookes University in 2004 with a BSc (Hons) Ost and has been working at this practice ever since then. Whilst still a structural osteopath, she has continued study in paediatric and cranial sacral osteopathy with the Sutherland Cranial College and bio dynamics - which aims to offer treatment and support to the patients health to allow them to move out of difficult and painful positions.
She is qualified in Western acupuncture which she uses alongside Osteopathic treatment.
She is trained in Visceral Manipulation with the Barral Institute. This is suitable for all ages and is an integrative approach that assesses and treats the relationships between the viscera and connective tissue, which can result from surgical scarring, adhesions, illness, posture or injury.
Mary Boyle Osteopath
Mary qualified as an Osteopath from the Staffordshire University/ College of Osteopaths with a BSc (Hons) in Osteopathy in 2018. She also holds a BSc (Hons) in Radiography.
She previously worked as a Senior Radiographer, has training in image interpretation and would be happy to look at your x-ray or MRI scans and reports for you.
There are many transferable skills from this time such as patient care, professionalism, and anatomical expertise which she brings to Osteopathy.
Mary takes care of two young children and the most recent addition to their family – Charley (A king Charles Spaniel).
Fiona Carlisle Osteopath
Fiona graduated in 2016 with a B Ost Osteopathy from the College of Osteopaths at Staffordshire
University.
Since graduating Fiona has worked in practices in South Cheshire and Staffordshire. She also worked as a clinical tutor for the College of Osteopaths as part of the Osteopathy degree programme for
Staffordshire and Derby Universities.
Fiona has pursued cranial and visceral approaches to osteopathy as part of her ongoing CPD and
integrates these along with general movement exercises into her treatments.
Prior to becoming an osteopath Fiona worked in the health and fitness industry for 20 years, firstly as a fitness coach, then as a GP exercise referral coordinator and Cardiac rehabilitation exercise instructor.
Alongside this she also taught recreational gymnastics and spent two years running the recreational programme for a school of gymnastics in New Zealand.
Outside of work Fiona can generally be found enjoying the great outdoors, walking, camping, or taking part in a variety of water sports.
Fiona has recently returned to Congleton from working as an osteopath in North Island New Zealand.
Ian Clark Osteopath
Ian graduated from Staffordshire University in 2018 and since then has lectured on the undergraduate Osteopathic Program at Stafford University. He’s undertaken humanitarian work in Bali and has completed post graduate studies within The Institute of Classical Osteopathy and The Sutherland Cranial College of Osteopathy. At the moment he is undertaking a master’s degree in nutrition and lifestyle medicine.
Ian places the patient at the heart of their treatment process and emphasizes patient education, helping them to understand and manage their condition effectively beyond the clinical setting. As well as a relaxed and friendly demeanour, Ian is able to draw on a variety of Osteopathic approaches from manipulative techniques to the softer gentler cranial style of Osteopathy.
Outside of clinic Ian is a keen traveller and adventurer. His love for the great outdoors translates into hiking, walking, surfing, climbing, mountain biking, paddleboarding and campervan road trips with his dog.
Giorgio de Carolis Osteopath
Giorgio is an osteopath and experienced movement educator with over 20 years of teaching experience. He graduated with First Class Honours in Osteopathy from the University of Derby in July 2025, bringing his deep background in movement and body awareness into his clinical practice.
Trained as a Pilates teacher, Yoga instructor, and Franklin Method Educator, he has developed a rich, multidisciplinary approach to understanding and improving functional movement. His extensive experience spans community and academic settings, where he has taught performance, technique, and injury prevention—most recently as a senior university lecturer until 2024.
In his osteopathic work, Giorgio integrates hands-on treatment with practical movement advice and tailored exercises to support effective, long-term recovery. Alongside his clinical practice, he continues to teach movement classes and work individually with clients, helping them discover greater ease and enjoyment in how they move every day.
Phil Adshead Podiatrist
Phil Adshead BSc (Hons) Podiatry, MHFST, MSMA (Gold)
Phil’s background is a qualified Sports Therapist with an IIST Diploma in Management of Sports Injuries and Remedial Massage and also a BTEC HNC (Distinction) in Sports Therapy and has been a long standing member of the Sports Massage Association (SMA).
He has been running his own successful Sports Injuries Clinic since 2000 treating a whole range of musculoskeletal injuries and conditions, using a combination of methods including sports massage and Ultrasound and has now brought this expertise into our team here at Congleton Osteopathic Practice.
Over recent years he has been associated closely with Wilmslow Wolves rugby team and Kings School Maccelsfield Rugby department, providing their players with both treatment sessions and on-pitch support.
In July 2018, Phil graduated from University of Salford with a BSc (Hons) in Podiatry. He now specialises in the treatment of the lower limb including routine nail and skin care and biomechanical analysis and can give expert advice and treatment in Podiatry and Chiropody issues.
If you would be interested in a foot health review (especially important for anybody with diabetes or with heart and circulatory issues) then please speak to the receptionist to book an appointment.
Reception Staff
Our receptionists are knowledgeable about the scope of osteopathy and will be pleased to answer your enquiries. They will also redirect your questions to an osteopath where it’s appropriate.




