► Lorraine Bennett

About me, my practice & passion for what I do. I studied Biomedical Science in the University of Ulster and worked in microbiology before undertaking my Osteopathic degree. Following my graduation from the European School of Osteopathy in Kent, UK, I worked in Skerries Osteopathic Clinic and my own clinic in Cavan. Since August 2010, due to the increased demand for appointments, I now concentrate on clients from my clinic in Cavan.

I have a particular interest in the field of cranial and visceral manipulation and its application on adults and infants. I continue to expand my technical skills in these areas with regular ongoing postgraduate courses.

Aswell as treating various sports people in the including, GAA and rugby players, triathletes, and golfers, I am an enthusiastic sportswoman and have competed in various sports over the years, including long distance running, triathlons, basketball, rugby, tag rugby and football.

I am registered with the Osteopathic Council of Ireland (OCI). I am also a registered practitioner with Vhi, Laya, Irish life and Aviva.

► Constance

I’m a french osteopath, graduated from the Institut des Hautes EtudesOstéopathiques (France) in 2017. Ever since, I improved my practice and added moreexperiences by working alongside several osteopaths, working differently and whom taughtme a lot. Those last 3 years of practice have been really important and a growing period forme, especially those 2 years working in downtown Montreal. The patients always on the go, asking for efficient results and “quick fix” , pretty stressed out, with high expectations towards themselves and me. So it has been a growth period for me in a way that I’ve learned how toidentify the person in front of me more precisely, their needs and define with them their goal and what they expect from me.For me, Osteopathy is, observation, perseverance, communication and also (if not most of all) - team work.

During consultations, I like defining patient’s objectives and expectations towards our work, and I adapt my progression plan to the one they canhave with other therapists. I’m always available if other practitioners want to communicate with me about my work plan.

I also treat patients like if they were part of my family and welcome them in a “safeplace”. I’m here as a support, I meet them where they are, I listen to them, judgment free and I’m looking forward to meet you, to talk to you more about my love for my work andthe work we could do together .

Constance is Registered with the Osteopathic Council of Ireland (OCI) and also a registered practitioner with Vhi, Laya, Irish life and Aviva.

► Éamonn McCabe

I am a newly qualified Osteopath having recently completed my master’s degree in Osteopathic Medicine at Marjon University, Plymouth. I have also completed a further diploma in sports massage.Throughout my time at University, I was taught by lecturers across many fields of work, including Osteopaths, Physiotherapists, S&C Coaches and Nutritionists. This type of multi discipline exposure has given me a broader knowledge and understanding of effective treatments.

Throughout my time at University, I was taught by lecturers across many fields of work, including
Osteopaths, Physiotherapists, S&C Coaches and Nutritionists. This type of multi discipline exposure
has given me a broader knowledge and understanding of effective treatments.
I aim to treat every patient as an individual and tailor my treatment and management in co-
operation with the patient’s goals. In my treatments I use a range of techniques including joint
mobilisation, spinal manipulation, and soft tissue treatment to achieve the best possible results.
As well as hands on treatment I provide progressive based exercises and advice, to increase the long-
term benefits of treatment and decrease the likelihood of reoccurrence.
I have a massive interest in biomechanics, movement human performance. I attend the gym
regularly and plan to complete a postgrad in Strength and Conditioning. I have also participated and
competed in many sports including gaelic football, soccer, golf, and athletics.