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Mark McWillam
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Mark McWillam lives in Penarth with his wife and 3 young children. He received a 1st class Honours degree from the London School of Osteopathy and is registered with the General Osteopathic Council. He is an a active member of the British Osteopathic Association. He has been published in the British Osteopathic Journal and currently writes a monthly column in Osteopathy in the Western Mail. As well as being the principal practitioner at the Cathedral Road Clinic Mark is also a principal of Cardiff Bay Osteopaths at the Cardiff International Pool and has completed a Masters Degree in Pain Management at the University Hospital of Wales. If you have any questions he'll be happy to answer them. Full contact details can be found on the Contact Us Page.
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Charles Millward
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Charles graduated from the British College of Osteopathic Medicine with a BSc (Hons) in Osteopathic Medicine and Diploma in Naturopathic Medicine. As well as being an associate Osteopath at the Cathedral Road Clinic in Cardiff and Cardiff Bay Osteopaths located in the prestigious Cardiff International Pool complex, he is the principle Osteopath at Barry Osteopathic Practice. His current field of interest within Osteopathy is the 'classical' approach. He is also trained in Modern Acupuncture and Cranial Osteopathy. To find out more about Charles please visit his website www.barryosteopath.co.uk
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Robert Lilford
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Robert Lilford lives in Llantwit Major with his wife and young son. He has a clinic at Llantwit and replaced Dr. Lei Ye (Ray to his patients) who unfortunately moved out of the area. Robert graduated from the University of Reading with a Diploma in Acupuncture. Robert provides advice and treatment on acupuncture, herbal medicine and moxibustion. He can be contacted directly on 0774 758 514.

Osteopathy in Cardiff, Cathedral Road Clinic, HelpOsteopathy in Cardiff, Cathedral Road Clinic, Neck PainWe find our work interesting and enjoyable, regularly attending training courses and seminars to keep their skills and understanding up to date.

Osteopathy is a fully regulated profession which means that only practitioners who have been properly trained, and are able to show that they have been in a safe and competent practice, are allowed onto the register and must abide by a strict code of ethics and practice.

We also offer advice on lifestyle and ways that patients can improve their situation including detailed information on suitable exercises etc.