Principal Osteopath and Clinic Owner James Woledge is registered with the General Osteopathic Council and member of the Institute of Osteopathy. Having qualified with a First Class Degree from the British School of Osteopathy back in 2003.
Principal Osteopath and Clinic Owner James Woledge is registered with the General Osteopathic Council and member of the Institute of Osteopathy. Having qualified with a First Class Degree from the British School of Osteopathy back in 2003.
He has enjoyed periods of undergraduate and postgraduate lecturing, particularly in areas of sports medicine as he combines his clinical knowledge with his previous degree/career in exercise physiology and health management.
As an experienced Osteopath James’ interests include:
He is keen on combining traditional Osteopathic approaches with modern advances in evidence-based practice. He focuses on making sure his patients leave having a clear understanding of their problem, knowing how best to care for themselves and how long recovery might take.


“I am absolutely thrilled with the excellent standard of care given. They were extremely knowledgeable about the field of osteopathy and has helped me to overcome the post-pregnancy back pain Ive been dealing with for several years.
They were welcoming and made me feel right at ease from our first session. He was able to explain to me through laymans terms and sketches exactly why I have continued to have back pain for so long in a way no other GP/Osteopath could! I know by continuing to follow his exercise and stretch recommendations I won’t have to go back for more and more visits but will have resolved my pain for good! I highly recommend James to anyone suffering with chronic pain.”
Kristen Lewis
Liberte Fitness expert Tony Germany, reviews The Bay Clinic’s sister practice in Bury St Edmunds.
“Before undertaking the marathon I visited after a recommendation from a friend and I was pleasantly surprised.
Uniting Osteopathy, Physiotherapy and Acupuncture in an integrated way combines the best evidence therapies to tackle spinal pain, headaches and a range of musculoskeletal problems.
People are often confused as to whom they should see for their pain and the intention behind Broadstairs is to remove that confusion and simply provide the best and most pragmatic solution for a swift recovery.
Like a sandwich with many fillings, a solution that may suit your situation involve a slither of Osteopathy, a slice of Physiotherapy or a smidge of pain relieving Acupuncture and Rehabilitation.
In contrast to other mixed therapy centres this patient centered approach is founded on case managed, coordinated care rather than being pushed from therapy to therapy when progress falters.
A key ingredient of a fast recovery is clearly explaining the diagnosis and treatment plan so that with greater understanding patients can start to take control of their pain/disability and better participate in their recovery.”
Tony Germany Liberte Fitness