Rafael Ramsay
- The Managing Partner at 360 Osteopathic Clinic Rafael Ramsay
Rafael graduated from the British School of Osteopathy in 2002, following which he worked for 2 years at the Queenstown Osteopathic Clinic in New Zealand before returning to Barbados to establish his own practice.
Always seeking to widen the scope of his knowledge and skills, Rafael has taken post-graduate courses in:
- Advanced Osteopathic Technique in Canada
- Cranial courses in both Sutherland (UK + Aust.) and Upledger approaches (including pediatrics) (USA)
- Visceral with the Barral Institute (USA)
- Kinesiology taping with Neuro-Structural Taping Technique using Spider tech tape. (Barbados)
Sarah Drayton
Meet Sarah Drayton, Associate Osteopath.
Sarah's passion for dance was abruptly halted during her teenage years when she experienced debilitating sciatic nerve pain. However, her life took a transformative turn when she sought the help of an osteopath. Thanks to their expertise, Sarah not only reclaimed her ability to dance but also embarked on a journey to empower others facing similar challenges.
Motivated by her own remarkable recovery, Sarah dedicated herself to the study of osteopathy. In due course, she completed her education at the esteemed University College of Osteopathy in London, graduating in 2022. Her thirst for knowledge led her to undertake a range of pre- and post-graduate courses and programs, further enhancing her skills in various areas:
- Still Technique
- Cranial, Visceral, and Functional Osteopathy
- Massage Therapy
- Dance, Chemistry, and Biology (Associate Degree)
Sarah's patient roster spans a diverse range, from teenagers to adults. Notably, she has also contributed her expertise at the Blanchard Clinic, where she provided osteopathic care to individuals living with HIV. As a practitioner, Sarah adopts a holistic approach that prioritizes mobility. Drawing from her own dance background, she integrates her knowledge of movement to facilitate healing. Additionally, Sarah assists her patients in making necessary adjustments to their daily routines, fostering an environment where trust and confidence can be rebuilt between the individual and their body.
Sarah's inspiring journey from overcoming personal challenges to becoming a skilled osteopath exemplifies her unwavering dedication to making a positive impact in the lives of others. With her comprehensive skill set and empathetic approach, Sarah continues to transform the lives of her patients, helping them rediscover freedom of movement and a renewed sense of vitality.
Jakeela Hinds
Meet Jakeela Hinds, Rehabilitative Technician
Jakeela graduated from the program Rehabilitation Therapy Technology in 2019 at the Barbados Community College, she was given the award of Outstanding Clinical performance. It was during her clinical experience in the program that she developed a passion for working with individuals in the healthcare setting especially in rehabilitation.
Jakeela, went onto volunteering at the Children’s Development Centre in any way she could just to keep close to her love after graduating from the Community College.
Jakeela then went onto furthering her studies at the University of the West Indies Cave hill Campus majoring in Early Childhood Care and Education, she graduated with First Class honors in 2022, and will be starting the master’s program in Inclusive practices for Special Needs at the University of the West Indies Cave Hill Campus in 2023.
Jakeela graduated from the program Rehabilitation Therapy Technology in 2019 at the Barbados Community College, she was given the award of Outstanding Clinical performance. It was during her clinical experience in the program that she developed a passion for working with individuals in the healthcare setting especially in rehabilitation.
Jakeela, went onto volunteering at the Children’s Development Centre in any way she could just to keep close to her love after graduating from the Community College.
Jakeela then went onto furthering her studies at the University of the West Indies Cave hill Campus majoring in Early Childhood Care and Education, she graduated with First Class honors in 2022, and will be starting the master’s program in Inclusive practices for Special Needs at the University of the West Indies Cave Hill Campus in 2023.
Natalie Groundwater
Meet Natalie , Associate Osteopath
Born and bred in Aotearoa, New Zealand, Natalie graduated from the Ara Institute of Technology in 2022 and returned to her hometown of Hawke’s Bay, where she gained valuable experience treating a diverse range of patients across three clinics
Natalie’s interest in osteopathy began in her younger years when she experienced injuries from playing netball, running, and hiking. These early experiences sparked a curiosity about how the body heals and led her to pursue a career in osteopathic medicine. Over time, she developed a particular passion for paediatrics and women’s health, undertaking further studies to better understand the unique challenges faced by women and children at various stages of their lives.
Now based in Barbados, she provides patient-centered care to individuals of all ages, helping them achieve their best health and well-being. Natalie believes that effective osteopathic treatment is a collaborative process, where both the patient and practitioner work together to manage pain, improve mobility, and support overall wellness.
Born and bred in Aotearoa, New Zealand, Natalie graduated from the Ara Institute of Technology in 2022 and returned to her hometown of Hawke’s Bay, where she gained valuable experience treating a diverse range of patients across three clinics
Natalie’s interest in osteopathy began in her younger years when she experienced injuries from playing netball, running, and hiking. These early experiences sparked a curiosity about how the body heals and led her to pursue a career in osteopathic medicine. Over time, she developed a particular passion for paediatrics and women’s health, undertaking further studies to better understand the unique challenges faced by women and children at various stages of their lives.
Now based in Barbados, she provides patient-centered care to individuals of all ages, helping them achieve their best health and well-being. Natalie believes that effective osteopathic treatment is a collaborative process, where both the patient and practitioner work together to manage pain, improve mobility, and support overall wellness.
