Ed Cossart

Ed Cossart

Private Client Practitioner
Registered Osteopath, Complex & Unresolved Patterns

I work privately with people whose symptoms, anxiety, or relational patterns haven't fully resolved, using a contained, mind-body approach.

My background is in osteopathy, but the work I do extends beyond that. Over time, I've found that the cases which don't resolve through conventional approaches tend to share something in common: the underlying pattern hasn't been fully understood, and the work hasn't allowed things to properly follow through.

My focus is on that gap, working in a more integrated way with people who have already tried a great deal, and for whom something still remains.

I work in Somerset and London in person, and by video with clients outside those areas. I am based at South Petherton Clinic in Somerset.

Registered Osteopath (General Osteopathic Council)
Private client work, Somerset, London and remotely
Specialist focus: complex and unresolved presentations

On the work I do

The people I work with have usually done a great deal already. They've had treatment, explored different approaches, made changes. Some things have improved. And yet something remains.

What I've found, consistently, is that what hasn't resolved is often not what it appears to be. There is usually a deeper pattern, involving the body, the nervous system, and how past experience is held, that hasn't been fully understood or worked through.

My training is in osteopathy, but I don't work in a conventional osteopathic way. The approach I use is more integrated than that. It doesn't fit neatly into existing categories, which is often why it's useful for people for whom existing categories haven't fully helped.

I work in a contained format over a defined period. That structure is deliberate, it allows things to be properly followed through rather than repeatedly started and stopped.

This work is not the right approach for everyone. But for those it suits, it often leads somewhere that other approaches haven't.

Ed Cossart