Meet Our Team

The practice is run by Adam Fiske (BOst) who qualified in 2005 at the British School of Osteopathy (BSO), the UK’s most established school of Osteopathy.

After working at other practices as an associate, Adam became principal osteopath at Mid Sussex Osteopaths. Since then, Adam has also taught at the BSO as a clinic tutor and worked at the University of Brighton undertaking research into osteopathy.

He currently works on the Investigations Committee for the profession’s regulator, the General Osteopathic Council.

He specialises in the treatment of posture-related pain as well as problems caused by normal ageing changes. As such he sees many office workers as well as those that are retired.

When not working, Adam is a keen cyclist and badminton player.

Adam trained at the BSO, graduating with an MOst in osteopathy and continues his professional development by regularly attending courses aimed at the treatment of sports-related injuries and lifestyle-limiting, chronic conditions. Adam believes in combining osteopathic techniques with exercise and stretching advice to optimise recovery and help prevent the recurrence of patients’ problems.

He’s a keen sportsman and enjoys snowboarding, surfing, running and mountain biking, which gives him a good understanding of how sports people use their bodies. Adam developed an interest in osteopathy having seen the benefits derived from osteopathic back pain treatments for friends and family.

Emily graduated with a Masters degree in Osteopathy from The University College of Osteopathy. She has experience in a number of areas including sport injuries, expectant mothers, chronic pain and the elderly. She uses a wide range of techniques from soft tissue massage and manipulation to rehabilitation exercises and lifestyle advice.

Prior to working at Mid Sussex Osteopaths, Emily worked in a busy multi-disciplinary clinic in central London and saw a huge variety of patients from desk-based workers to athletes.

She has always been interested in health and well-being and likes to keep active. Emily is planning to complete her Clinical Pilates qualification in the near future.

Megan graduated with a Masters in Osteopathy from the British College of Osteopathic Medicine. She also holds a diploma in naturopathy so is well placed to advise on issues relating to lifestyle and nutrition.

In her work she places great emphasis on working alongside patients, listening to their concerns and working on the best individual solution for them. She is also very focused on the importance of educating and motivating patients with exercises and advice that will help with their recovery at home and prevent future episodes.

She enjoys treating a wide variety of patients and problems but has a particular interest in treating neck pain, sports injuries and postural and age related problems.

Priya is a registered Osteopath who graduated with First Class Honours from the London School of Osteopathy. She enjoys working with patients of all ages and stages of life, offering a holistic and individualised approach that not only relieves pain but also explores and addresses its underlying causes.

Her aim is simple: to help people live better, whether you are working, exercising or doing a sport, or simply moving through your day.

With a background in education as a Qualified Primary Teacher, she has a deep interest in movement, development, and how osteopathy can support both. This dual perspective enriches her practice, allowing her to integrate an understanding of how people learn, grow, and adapt with how their bodies function and feel.

Mo gained a First in Physiotherapy from the Sheffield Hallam University. Since qualifying he has spent several years in the NHS offering quality care to patients with a wide range of conditions. He now supplements his NHS role with clinics at Mid Sussex Osteopaths.

Mo has additional training on the assessment and treatment of many musculoskeletal conditions including knee, shoulder and spinal pain.

He is passionate about delivering high-quality, evidence-based physiotherapy treatment that goes beyond just treating injuries to preventing them in the first place. Mo offers a unique approach to Physiotherapy with both hands-on treatment and exercise guidance.

Dan graduated with a degree in Physiotherapy from the University of Cumbria in 2024. Alongside his studies, he gained additional qualifications in Sports Massage and Sports Taping, enhancing his hands-on approach to treatment.

Dan takes a patient-centred approach, focusing on the individual rather than just the condition. He has a particular interest in managing chronic injuries, using a combination of soft tissue techniques, joint mobilization, and tailored exercise programs to support recovery and long-term wellbeing. Since graduating, he has worked in private practice, applying his skills to help a wide range of patients regain movement and confidence.

Outside of the clinic, Dan is a keen cricketer and plays and coaches at Burgess Hill Cricket Club. His own experiences with injury as a player first sparked his passion for physiotherapy, giving him a strong appreciation for the impact of effective rehabilitation.

Kit is a highly qualified Sports Massage Therapist with a proven track record of success in helping athletes of all levels achieve their peak performance. His expertise extends from treating acute injuries to preventing chronic overuse issues, ensuring that his clients can enjoy the activities they love without pain or discomfort.

Kit’s extensive experience working with elite athletes, including his involvement with the Hong Kong Cycling Team (Asia Games 2014) and the Hong Kong Fencing Team (Olympic Qualifying Games 2016), has honed his ability to identify and address the specific needs of athletes striving for excellence. He tailors his massage techniques to each client’s individual requirements, ensuring optimal muscle function, enhanced flexibility, and accelerated recovery from injuries.

Whether you’re a weekend warrior or a seasoned competitor, Kit’s expertise can help you reach your full potential. His comprehensive approach extends beyond immediate pain relief, empowering you to prevent future injuries and maintain optimal physical performance throughout your training and competition journey.

Liam is a seasoned Sports Massage Therapist with a deep understanding of athletic performance and injury recovery. His years of experience as a gymnast and coach have equipped him with a unique perspective on the demands of sport and the importance of restoring optimal physical function.

Liam specialises in treating sports injuries, from acute muscle strains to chronic overuse conditions. He utilises a comprehensive range of soft tissue massage techniques tailored to each client’s specific needs, promoting pain relief, improved flexibility, and accelerated healing.

Beyond sports injuries, Liam is also adept at addressing the aches and pains associated with everyday life. Whether you’re experiencing discomfort from prolonged sitting, repetitive movements, or the stresses of parenthood, Liam’s expertise can help you achieve a more balanced and pain-free existence.

With Liam’s guidance, you’ll not only find relief from your current symptoms but also gain valuable insights into preventing future injuries and optimising your overall well-being.

Nic studied at the North London School of Sports Massage and is qualified in Sports Massage and Remedial Therapy. His treatments include assessments of biomechanics, specialist massage and soft tissue manipulations.

Nic specialises in treatment of neck and back pain, stiff and painful muscles, sprains and other soft tissue injuries. His treatments aim to optimise performance, enhance recovery and prevent future injury. He can also help those suffering from stress and fatigue.

Nic works with a variety of elite sports people as well as those with issues associated with amateur sport, modern living (sitting and screens!) or the march of time.

Nic’s recent sporting endeavours have been to run the Brighton Marathon and cycle up Mount Ventoux. He is now working towards competing at HYROX events.

When not in his clinic, ferrying his children to various clubs, or following his own sporting interests, Nic can often be found supporting athletes on therapy teams all over the world and providing treatment at events such as the London Marathon.

Your first appointment will involve a full medical history and assessment process depending on what has brought you for treatment. You will also be given homecare advice to build on the benefits of treatment in-clinic.

James graduated from the University of Chichester with a degree in Sports Therapy and holds a Level 4 qualification in Sports Massage. He has experience working with both individual athletes and teams, including providing pitch-side support and injury management for the England University Football Team.

James specializes in sports massage, joint mobilization, sports taping, and tailored rehabilitation programs. Using evidence-based techniques, he focuses on reducing pain, improving mobility, and supporting long-term recovery.

A keen sports enthusiast, James enjoys football, cycling, climbing, and paddleboarding. Having completed the London to Brighton bike ride five times, he understands the demands of endurance sports and the importance of injury prevention.

Nicky qualified as a Podiatrist in 2014 with a BSc (Hons) from the University of Brighton.

Aside from routine foot and nail care, Nicky also specialises in foot problems caused by diabetes, problems with the biomechanics of the foot and in nail surgery.

Since graduating she has gained an independent prescribing qualification and a postgraduate module in imaging of the foot and ankle.

Her interests outside of work include long distance running, walking her two dogs and horse riding. She enjoys an active lifestyle and understands how important it is to keep moving to carry on doing the things she loves.