About Us
Jenny Doe: M.Ost
Clinical Director, Osteopath, and Sports Massage Therapist
Jenny qualified from Oxford Brookes University with a Masters degree in Osteopathy in 2011. She also has post-graduate training in Cranial Osteopathy and has a diploma in deep tissue and Sports Massage. Jenny lectures two days a week on an Osteopathy degree course at Marjon University where she passes on her knowledge and expertise of osteopathic treatment.​
Jenny works with international ultramarathon runners, competitive national level weight lifters, paralympic athletes, desk workers and everyday non-athletes, helping people out of pain and into a life of motion.
As well as hands on therapy, Jenny provides professional advice and exercises for continued results between consultations.
Jenny is very active in the outdoors, enjoying hiking, climbing, cycling and running. She is a member of North Dartmoor Search and Rescue Team, along with her trainee Search Dog Angus.
You can follow her adventures on Facebook.
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Hellie Pascoe: M.Ost
Osteopath
Hellie graduated Plymouth Marjon University with a Master’s degree in Osteopathy, and also has a qualification in dry needling/western acupuncture.
Using a hands-on approach, lifestyle advice and exercise programmes, her main aim through her osteopathic treatments is to support her patients' health and maintain functional movement through all stages of life.
Hellie has worked with a broad range of ages, treating patients in their early twenties through to the elderly. She has worked with non-athletes, ultra runners, equestrians, strength athletes and adventure athletes.
In her spare time, Hellie enjoys being outdoors, horse riding over Dartmoor, hiking and climbing. She also enjoys traveling, which usually involves the mountains and a multi-day hike!
Will Mintram: M.Ost
Osteopath
Will graduated from Plymouth Marjon University with a Masters degree in Osteopathy in 2021. Will also lectures two days a week at Marjon on the Osteopathy course, teaching anatomy and tutoring in the university clinic.
Will has a keen interest in improving the quality of life and longevity of each and every patient - considering a person's immediate needs, along with long term objectives. He also enjoys working with athletes of all abilities, to improve performance and recovery.
Will is a keen athlete himself, enjoying the gym, swimming, paddleboarding and hiking. This has given him a wide knowledge of exercises, rehab, nutrition and more, to be imparted to patients in Exeter so they can continue to improve outside of the clinic room.
Aaron Goodwin: Certificate in Integrated Myofascial Release Therapy, Tai Chi Instructor Certificate
Myofascial release therapist, Tai Chi Instructor
Helping people regain and improve natural functional movement without pain is Aarons’ drive behind his treatments in Exeter. With over 25 years Tai Chi experience this is added to his understanding of human movement along with over a decade of practice and study of Myofascial Release and Bodywork Therapy, also known as fascia massage. His interests include breathwork, Daoist approaches to longevity, nutrition and mind/body/emotional connection.
Being in nature away from buildings and technology is also a firm favourite.
In his spare time Aaron plays acoustic and bass guitar, writing jazz soul driven music, and practices what he preaches with Self Care MFR.
Aaron has been treating clients since 2012 with fantastic results allowing his clients to feel a greater freedom of movement without restriction. His clients have included Olympic athletes, post-op patients, students from The Royal School Of Ballet, medical professionals, and other manual therapists.