Our Mission
Our Story
Starting in 1989, Philip by chance encountered
David, a fellow Osteopath who inspired him to seek the teaching of anatomy and physiology, their unity and secrets. In a nutshell, Osteopathy in its true form. Since that time his mission was to inspire others to great health. After 27 years at The Osteopathic House, and covid causing mayhem in lungs and body,
making health a Breeze sprung to mind and he opened Breeze Health in December
2021.
OUR MISSION AND PHILOSOPHY OF BUSINESS
To move every encounter to a better place than where it started.
Vision
The Osteopathic House is a safe, expert-led environment for patients
to explore their health and wellbeing. Our service enhances the
community’s health and leaves a minimal ecological footprint.
We aim to move each encounter to a better place than where it started.
Care
We strive to provide the best possible care, listening and treating with
empathy and sensitivity. Our charity (see below) is people-based.
Quality
Our clinical team is selected for their advanced skills and experience.
They are committed to continuing professional development and hold
membership of relevant professional bodies.
Respect
Our community is multicultural and multiethnic.
We serve everyone in it with respect and dignity, regardless of gender,
religion or culture.
Transparency
We encourage open conversation and welcome new ideas and thoughts.
Ecological footprint
- 100% of our electricity is from renewable sources.
- 10% of our gas is renewable and green (one of the highest available).
- We buy only recycled and forest sustainable paper products.
- All our paper waste is recycled at a paper dump.
- 95% of our lights are low voltage LED’s.
- We use local professionals for as many services as possible.
Charity
Breeze Health supports Anti-Slavery International, the world’s oldest
international human rights organisation.
Founded in 1839, Anti-Slavery International is the only British charity
working exclusively to eliminate all forms of slavery worldwide.
Continuing Professional Development
The Osteopaths alone, commit to a minimun of 270 hours (combined) over three years of CPD. Over the past 10 years alone, it equates to
