Meet The Team
Chantal Prince
Principal Osteopath, B.Ost.(Hons).Dist. AloL.
Chantal Prince is the principal osteopath and founder of East Sussex Osteopaths. Chantal is fully insured and registered with the General Osteopathic Council, Institute of Osteopathy and the International Association of Animal Therapists, the links to which can be found at the bottom of this page. Chantal has always been passionate about caring for people and animals since growing up. As a child she had a riding accident that left both her and her horse injured but with the assistance of her osteopath she and her horse made full recoveries. From then on she had her heart set on becoming an osteopath. Chantal loves her job and sees it as a privilege to be able to have the skills and opportunity to improve the health and well-being of every member of a family, including their pets.
Chantal qualified as valedictorian, with a 1st class honours degree with distinction from the University College of Osteopathy (formally known as the British School of Osteopathy). She received the ‘Silver Medal’: a prestigious award illustrating osteopathic excellence and the ‘Technique Award’ for demonstrating exceptional skills in the application of treatment. She is passionate about continuing professional development and has therefore undergone further training in Animal Osteopathy, Advanced Dry Needling and Laser Therapy, to name just a few.
Chantal treats with Structural Osteopathic Techniques, Cranial Osteopathy, Dry Needling and Laser Therapy depending on what she feels each individual patient needs.
Paul Harmes
Associate Osteopath, M.Ost
Paul trained for four years at the University College of Osteopathy (formally known as the British School of Osteopathy) gaining a Masters of Osteopathy degree and diploma in Sports Massage. He is fully insured and registered with the General Osteopathic Council (GOSC) and a member of the Institute of Osteopathy and has over a decade worth of clinical experience.
Paul uses structural and functional techniques to treat a broad range of patients and symptoms. He has had particular success in the treatment of headaches and migraines, in addition to the more common back, neck and joint pains using osteopathic techniques. He strongly believes alongside hands-on treatment, a patient must be given the tools and advice to help continue their recovery at home.
Paul has spent much of his career working in Marylebone, and has gained a solid reputation with professional athletes, celebrities and world leaders. Treating all patients in an atmosphere of utmost discretion. He has since relocated to the South East of England to watch his children grow up in the countryside.
Sarahjane Prince
Massage and Holistic Therapist, Cert.Ed.MSMA.MAR
Sarahjane provides the alternative holistic well-being division of East Sussex Osteopaths under the name of East Sussex Massage. Sarahjane is highly qualified in all forms of massage, ranging from Sports Massage to Swedish and Aromatherapy Massage. She is fully insured and is a full member of the Association of Sports Massage and the Association of Reflexologists. She was awarded the ‘Eve Taylor Student of The Year Award’ for demonstrating outstanding excellence throughout her course and was a 2013 finalist in the World Skills Competition, Reflexology division. To name a few, since qualifying she has undergone further training in Reflexology, Pregnancy Reflexology, Pregnancy Massage, Hot Stone Massage and Indian Head Massage.
Sarahjane thoroughly enjoys helping people to get moving and feeling better again by removing their pain and restoring their optimal health.
I knew I was in safe hands from the start
This was my first time visiting an osteopath, so I was a little unsure what to expect. Thankfully I knew I was in safe hands from the start. I received an email beforehand with all the information I needed for the first session, and on arrival we talked through my problem and discussed the treatment I would receive. The treatment was brilliant and very effective. I would highly recommend East Sussex Osteopaths.
Mike Lawrie