Our Team
We bring diverse clinical expertise and perspectives, united by a shared commitment for purposeful care, thoughtful movement, and meaningful human connection.
Chris Greenslade
Chris is an Osteopath and Clinical Biomechanics specialist with over 10 years of experience. As Clinic Director of Apollo Health Collective, he delivers evidence-based, movement-led care focused on pain resolution, rehabilitation, and performance optimisation.
He has a specialist interest in biomechanics and advanced movement assessment, integrating manual therapy with targeted exercise and rehabilitation strategies. Alongside clinical practice, Chris is actively involved in research and is a PhD applicant, ensuring his work remains grounded in current scientific evidence.
Clinical Director
Tina Chetwyn
Tina has recently joined the team to oversee the running of the practice on a day-to-day basis and will be our first point of contact.
Tina brings a wealth of experience and calming atmosphere to the clinic and will ensure your experience with Apollo starts and ends seamlessly.
Having been a client of the practice since 2022, Tina knows first hand the journey to wellness one can go and on and is seeking to ensure the same experience is upheld for all who come through out doors.
Practice Manager
Senior OsteopathEmma Fair
Emma works as a senior associate with us and brings a wealth of knowledge and experience having started her journey into Osteopathy in 2011 where she studied at the European School of Osteopathy (ESO). Having joined us in 2018, Emma is well suited to treating people of all ages and conditions. She enjoys working with children and babies as well as those suffering with more chronic pain conditions such as osteoarthritis. With a history of working in gymnastics she particularly enjoys working with gymnasts and dancers. She works with a mixture cranio-sacral and structural osteopathy.
Junior OsteopathRebecca Basten
Rebecca is a recent graduate of Swansea University. During her studies, she gained valuable clinical experience working in both the university’s on-campus private clinic and off-campus NHS clinic, treating a wide range of patients across all age groups. Alongside her academic training she has played football at various levels and volunteered as a musculoskeletal therapist with her local team. Rebecca enjoys treating a broad spectrum of injuries and conditions, continually learning from each clinical experience and taking great satisfaction in supporting her patients’ health and recovery.
Hannah Brook
Massage TherapistHannah is a qualified Level 4 massage therapist with over 11 years of experience and a genuine passion for helping people move, feel, and live better.
Over the past 7 years, she has worked across a range of clinics, supporting clients of all ages and backgrounds. She believes sports massage isn’t just about injury prevention or recovery; it’s for everyone. That belief, and the incredible variety of people she gets to work with, is what she loves most about her role.
Hannah Arthurs
Massage Therapist
Hannah is, a Level 4 Massage Therapist and BASRaT registered Sports Rehabilitator, currently working as the Medical Lead at Dereham Town FC.
She is passionate about making a difference through massage therapy, to help clients recover, perform at their best, and maintain long-term physical wellbeing.
Beverley Nicholas
Reformer Pilates Teacher
Bev trained as a Pilates teacher in 2001 and has since developed extensive experience teaching Pilates on the reformer in both one-to-one sessions and small group settings.
Her work includes rehabilitation focused Pilates for pre and post operative clients, sports-specific conditioning, and support for clients with neurological conditions, as well as those managing osteopenia and osteoporosis.
She is passionate about using Pilates as a tool to improve health, resilience, and long-term functional movement in a safe and supportive environment.
Poppy Williams
Sports Injuries TherapistPoppy is a Registered Sports Therapist and Physiotherapy MSc student with experience working in rugby in both the UK and New Zealand, including three seasons at Norwich Rugby Club.
Her background as a gymnast and badminton player has shaped a strong appreciation for movement quality and performance. Alongside her clinical work, she teaches Pilates, which complements her passion for helping people move well, stay resilient, and enjoy movement.