Bhavesh began a career in Osteopathy in 1989, at the British School of Osteopathy. Upon qualification, he set up several clinics in before establishing BODY BASICS in 1995.

He held the post of Senior Lecturer (Applied Anatomy) and Clinical Supervisor at the London School of Osteopathy (1995 - 2000), and has also worked for the British School of Osteopathy as a "Demonstrator in Anatomy", lecturing at the Royal College of Surgeons

During it's accreditation stage with the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC), Bhavesh took on the role of Clinical Director at the College of Osteopaths (July 2000) and lectured at the College in Integrated Anatomy, as well as tutoring in the school outpatient clinic as a Senior Clinician.

He has recently qualified as an Assessor and Internal Verifier for the Vocational Training Charitable Trust.

Bhavesh is also qualified in Traditional Chinese Acupuncture and trained in Ayurvedic treatments and massage techniques in Central and South India.

He teaches the diploma courses in Anatomy, Physiology & Holistic Massage, Sports Injuries & Massage, Advanced Bodywork, Indian Head Massage and Ayurvedic Massage.

Deepa first developed an interest for Ayurveda as a child in India, as she grew up surrounded by close relatives who were leading Ayurvedic practitioners.

Through many years of hands-on experience offered by those relatives, she gained an in-depth knowledge of Ayurveda. After qualifying and working for several years as a clinical medical doctor, she decided to formally study Ayurveda and qualify as an Ayurvedic practitioner

She moved to Germany in 2001 where she set up and ran a successful a Ayurvedic practice. In late 2003, she moved to the UK and now runs her practice from two clinics in London.

Deepa regularly travels to Germany in order to lecture on Ayurveda and Yoga as well as visiting some of her clients. She also regularly writes articles in national publications and contributes to the magazine "Today’s Therapist".

Deepa is also a qualified Yoga teacher, specialising in the Sivananda tradition.

Sue first became interested in complementary health in November 1987, when she completed Reiki I in her native country, Australia. After travelling to England, she studied Aromatherapy full-time at the Tisserand Institute of Holistic Aromatherapy where she graduated with Diploma in June 1997. She completed Reiki II the following March 1998 and, after a visit to China in June 1998, decided to train in Tui Na, which she completed the following February 1999. She has also undertaken Reiki Master/Teacher training (1999 and 2000), Adult

Education Teacher training (2002), Metamorphic Technique, Aromatic Reflexology and Triune Processing (2003). Sue continually aims to expand her skills and knowledge by attending workshops and undergoing further training on a regular basis. Sue is a affiliated to the International Federation of Professional Aromatherapists (MIFPA) and a member of the British Complementary Association (BCMA).

She also has her own busy private practice in London.

Francesca first got interested in holistic therapies 10 years ago whilst travelling throughout South East Asia and Australia. Seeing how the majority of the world uses more traditional methods such as herbal or spiritual mediums to heal the mind and the body was an eye opener for her. Thailand was where her love affair and passion for holistic healing in all forms began and where she has travelled to and stayed every year since 1997.

This has led her to appreciate and live the Thai culture as it is done on the mainland.

She has extensively studied Traditional Thai Massage in class and on one-to-one level with various renowned masters of Thai Yoga Massage. She has also received certification in advanced levels of Thai Massage as well as Thai Foot Reflexology, Traditional Thai Herbal Massage and "Jap-Sen", Nerve Touch Therapy .

As well as teaching Thai Yoga Massage, Francesca works for a busy Health Spa in Central London and was nominated Sanctuary Practitioner of the Year 2006.

Holistic Massage, Indian Head Massage, Reflexology and Seated Chair Massage.

Tony's interest in complementary health began ten years ago when he first visited the Far East on holiday. He has since travelled the World researching alternative therapies, learning, practising and now incorporates these techniques into his own practice.

Tony now teaches massage in conjunction with running private clinics in London for acupuncture and massage.

Keith has freelanced in broadcast radio and TV, music studios and corporate facilities.

As well as other business activities, Keith runs a busy therapy practice in Central London where clients have come to him from as far away as Egypt. His healing work has connections with Derry in the north and Dublin in the south of Ireland. Keith is also a visiting practitioner to a therapy centre in St. Helier, Jersey in the Channel Islands.

Keith enjoys passing his Reiki wisdom on to others and creates a relaxed learning atmosphere that is both intense and informative mixed with some fun!