Who's who

Acupuncture

• Hanya Chlala BSc (Hons) MBAcC MRCHM
  Contact details: Room Y120, 0207 955 7016. Hanyachlala@blueyonder.co.uk

Doctors-GPs

• Naidoo, R O M (Dr), BSc, MBBS, DCH, DRCOG (London 1990)
  Contact details: Room X112, 020 7955 7016, r.o.naidoo@lse.ac.uk
• Busseti, A (Dr) (Milan 1994)
  Contact details:  020 7 955 7016,  a.busseti@lse.ac.uk
• Dr Leema Jabbar MBBS, BSc, MRCP, MRCGP, DRCOG, DCH, DFFP London
  Contact details:  020 7 955 7016

Practice nurse

• Mille Borup (Ms), RGN (1995)
  Contact details: Room X109, 020 7955 7016

Osteopath

• Hanwell, Tim (Mr), BSc Osteopathy
  Contact details: Room Y120, 020 7955 7016

Therapeutic masseur

• Martinsson, Miss Carin
  With several years of experience in the Massage and Complementary Therapies field, Carin Martinsson is now offering massage treatments to students and staff at LSE at special rates.
  
  Carin is fully qualified in Swedish Therapeutic Massage, Deep Tissue Massage, Sports & Injury Massage, Indian Head Massage, Reflexology and Hopi Ear Candling, and a full memeber of APNT (Association of Physical and Natural Therapists), CThA (Complementary Therapists Association), GCMT (General Council for Massage Therapy) and BCMA (British Complementary Medicine Association), who require members to be fully insured and abide by their strict code of conduct.
  
  Having qualified in Sports & Injury Massage in 2008, this has become a therapy of particular interest to Carin. She is currently studying Performance NLP which she will be able to offer either on its own or in combination with other treatments.

Swedish therapeutic massage

Therapeutic Massage is the manipulation of soft tissues in the body for a general feeling of well-being.  It is highly beneficial to relieve muscular and emotional tension, improve blood circulation, reduce stress, help against insomnia, and has an overall long-lasting relaxing effect on the body.

Deep tissue massage

Deep Tissue Massage incorporates sports massage techniques for anyone who requires deeper tissue manipulation rather than just a relaxing massage. Tends to be more focused on problem areas. Good for those tense and knotty muscles!

Sports injury and massage

Sports massage is the use of massage and advanced techniques for the treatment and prevention of sports injuries. It can be used as part of a training program to help prevent injury, as part of a rehabilitation program to treat injury, as part of a warm-up before an event and as part of the wind-down after the event. Not only for people active in sports - beneficial for all kinds of over-use injuries or posture related problems.

Swedish therapeutic massage | Deep tissue massage | Sports and injury massage

(Every Friday at St Philips Medical Centre (Sheffield St.)

Practice staff

• Clifford, Madeleine-Roper - Receptionist/HCA
  Contact details: 020 7955 7016
• Damaris Bautista - Receptionist
  Contact details: 020 7955 7016
• Dickens, Caroline - Administration Assistance
  Contact details: 020 7955 7016
• Foltonova, Eva - Administration Assistance
  Contact details: 020 7955 7016
• Iqbal, Imran - Practice Manager
  Contact details: 020 7955 7016 i.iqbal@lse.ac.uk