Meet the Team
Emma Lewis M.Ost
Emma graduated from Swansea university in 2015 with her masters degree in osteopathy, she then went on to set up Pembrokeshire Osteopathy alongside an amazing team of therapists at The Therapy Rooms Pembrokeshire in Pembroke Dock. As well as private practice, Emma has gained over 8 years of treating within nursing homes gaining a specialist knowledge in age related issues.
Emma has a special interest in treating pregnancy related problems, arthritic pain and headaches.
After recently having 2 children herself, Emma has a keen interest in developing her knowledge in paediatric osteopathy with the aim to treat mother and baby in the near future.
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Merlin Kennett M.Ost
Merlin Kennett began working in August 2021 after the completion of his Masters Osteopathy degree at Swansea University. Here he gained over 1000 hours worth of experience treating patients at the University's own clinic as well as an NHS clinic. While at university Merlin also enrolled on an Animal Osteopathy post-graduate course to begin shortly after the completion of his Masters degree.
After finishing University Merlin returned to his home village of Tresaith, and began working in Tanygroes and Pembroke Dock as an associate to two other Osteopaths. Since the beginning of 2022 due to popular demand Merlin opened up his own practice in Cardigan.
Having completed his Animal Osteopathy course Merlin now travels around the country treating animals, and while he predominantly deals with horses and dogs has also treated smaller animals, including cats, rabbits and even a racing pigeon, which he found injured on the farm. As such he is now able to cater for the WHOLE family.
Merlin has a large variety of interests and hobbies from sports to crafts and when not working can usually be found either working on his parent’s coastal farm or somewhere along the Welsh coastline either running, on a surfboard or on horseback.
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