BIO - Ashling Casey-Moore, D.O., BMAS

Principal Osteopath – Moore Health Clinic

Ashling qualified as an Osteopath almost 30 years ago and is registered with the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC). She trained at both the British School of Osteopathy (BSO) and the College of Osteopaths (COET), where she simultaneously qualified as a Naturopath.

Post osteopathic training, Ashling qualified in Medical Acupuncture, initially with Active Acupuncturists in General Practice & Hospitals (AAGH) and later with the British Medical Acupuncture Society (BMAS).

She undertook more training at the Osteopathic Centre for Children in Harley Street, developing a particular interest in treating babies, children and pregnant women.

Ashling continues to expand her clinical skills and has undertaken further training in:

• Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-i)

• Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)

• SIRPA UK practitioner training for chronic pain

• Clinical Hypnotherapy

• Mental Health First Aid (Level 3)

• Pre- and Post-Natal Yoga Teaching

• IAIM Baby Massage Instruction

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Ashling also volunteered as an Allied Health Professional within the NHS.

Professional Experience

Ashling has worked in a wide range of clinical settings in both the UK and internationally. Her experience includes:

• The Osteopathic Centre for Children, Harley Street, London

• A hospital and clinic in New Delhi, India

• Private practice in Clapham Junction at The Feel Good Factory

• Founder of Moore Health Clinic in Battersea

• Ringwood Pain Relief Clinic at Ringwood Health Clinic and Scoltocks in Hampshire

• The Wessex Clinic in Lymington

• Moore Health Clinic in Tuckton, Bournemouth

• Moore Health Clinic in Penn Hill, Poole

Ashling now practises in Winchester, where she continues to develop Moore Health Clinic and supports patients locally.

Clinical Interests

Ashling particularly enjoys helping:

• Pregnant women and post-natal mothers

• Newborns and babies

• People living with chronic pain

• Older adults

Many patients come through personal recommendation, and Ashling regularly receives referrals from local midwives.

Continuing Professional Development

As part of her professional registration, Ashling undertakes ongoing training each year. Courses have included:

• The Unsettled Baby

• Problems in Pregnancy

• Cancer and palliative care acupuncture

• Osteopathic treatment of the neck, upper and lower back

• Sports injury taping

• Acupuncture in pregnancy

• Pelvic girdle pain and SPD

• Treating ear, nose and throat problems in children

• Visceral osteopathic techniques

• Acupuncture and fertility (with Zita West)

• Acupuncture for menopause (with Dr Marilyn Glenville)

• Headache and migraine treatment

Background

Before retraining in osteopathy, Ashling worked in a variety of industries including television, insurance, oil trading, executive search, marketing and hospitality.

Her interest in osteopathy began after a horse-riding accident led her to experience its benefits first-hand. Inspired by the treatment she received, she decided to retrain professionally and has been practising ever since.

A personal note

Ashling is a mother of two.  She has lived and worked in several countries and brings a broad perspective to her work with patients. She is passionate about helping people move better, feel better and regain confidence in their health.