Meet the Osteopath in Suffolk Team
Our team of fully-qualified, expert osteopaths specialise in human, canine and equine osteopathy & therapy - providing professional services across Suffolk. Meet our team, and book your appointment today to see how we can help you and your animal.
Georgia “Gee” Simmons | Human, Canine & Equine Osteopath in Suffolk
In 2017 Georgia qualified with a Masters in Osteopathy from the European School of Osteopathy. Prior to starting the course Georgia had always wanted to work with animals with previous experience working with farm livestock, racing greyhounds and horses.
After three years of working in human practice Georgia has completed a post graduate course in animal osteopathy at the Osteopathic Centre for animals with Stuart McGregor. Here she obtained valuable knowledge and experience in equine biomechanics, anatomy and physiology as well as osteopathic technique. Georgia has an interest in the relationship between horse and rider biomechanics and see’s human and canine patients at our Needham Market Treatment Centre on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Georgia is a keen equestrian and has her own horse, a beautiful grey Irish Draught X called Haze who she hopes to event - as well as three Italian Spinones!
Craig May | Human Osteopath in Suffolk
In 2025, Craig qualified with a Masters in Osteopathy from The Health Sciences University (formerly UCO). Previous to this qualification, Craig spent 8 years as a Sports Massage Therapist and also served in the emergency services for 16 years.
Driven by his want and need to help people and support the local community, he trained as an Osteopath, with a particular interest in Visceral Osteopathy and supporting the elderly through osteopathic treatment to keep them moving freely and comfortably for as long as possible.
Originally from New Zealand, Craig has a deep appreciation for the great outdoors and enjoys an active lifestyle, spending time with his dogs and paddle boarding as often as he possibly can.
Formerly passionate about playing sports, he now equally enjoys watching them.
Craig has a fascination with the human body - the way it develops, adapts and moves and has a particular interest in how the body works harmonically and inter connectedly - and how a loss of movement can cause congestion and imbalance.
His approach focuses on restoring balance, improving movement and supporting long-term wellbeing and is driven by his passion for helping others understand their bodies, achieve their goals and live without pain or restriction.
Jim Hurden
After a decade of practice, Jim has decided to step away from working as an Osteopath and look for a new challenge. Having founded Osteopath in Suffolk over 6 years ago, he is confident to leave your care in the hands of Gee and Craig who embody the values of how Osteopathy should be practised.
“It has been my pleasure and priviledge to have cared for you all over the last 10 years, thankyou for the trust you bestowed upon me in helping you to overcome your pains and discomfort”
