CJ Osteopathy is based in the centre of Tunbridge Wells and was founded in 2009 by Caroline Jack after qualifying from the British School of Osteopathy. Alice Grandpierre joined the practice in 2022 and Taylor Hayes in 2025
All our Osteopaths offer a wide range of treatment options to help you back to full health including osteopathic manipulation, soft-tissue massage, dry needling and sports massage, as either a stand-alone treatment or in conjunction with osteopathic treatment.
Caroline Jack (B.Ost, PG Cert)
After a career in the City, Caroline retrained as an osteopath graduating in 2009 from the British School of Osteopathy [now known as The Health Sciences University (HSU)].
She joined the teaching faculty at the HSU as a Clinic Tutor in 2023 educating and mentoring final year students in their clinical work.
Caroline uses a wide range of osteopathic techniques including joint articulation, manipulation, soft tissue massage and dry needling ( Western Acupuncture) depending on the needs of each patient. Caroline has a keen interest in sports injuries having been involved in many sports herself such as tennis, cycling, hiking and horse-riding and is happy to offer rehabilitation advice to get patients back to their best.
Caroline also treats dogs and holds a Post Graduate Certificate in Canine Osteopathy. Details of osteopathy for dogs can be found at this link: www.kentandsussexcanineosteopaths.co.uk
Alice Grandpierre ( M.Ost)
Alice graduated from the European School of Osteopathy ( now known as British College of Naturopathy & Osteopathy ) and also holds a Bachelor’s degree in Sports Science.
She works with a variety of techniques including structural, dry needling ( Western Acupuncture), functional and cranial, depending on her patient’s needs. Alice likes to incorporate rehabilitation exercises with her treatment plans to maintain the changes made with hands on treatment.
Alice is originally from France and has travelled and lived in many countries, She enjoys being outdoors and staying active combining football, hiking, tennis and yoga.
Taylor Hayes (M.Ost)
Taylor graduated from the European School of Osteopathy ( now known as British College of Naturopathy & Osteopathy ) in 2015 with an integrated masters degree in osteopathy. Since graduating, she has enjoyed treating a range of different patients and undertaking continued training to improve her expertise. Through this, she has a spectrum of skills to match patients individually. However, she has a particular interest in how actions such as gait, activities, or workplace posture affect our bodies. She will combine practical or exercise advice with a range of techniques from articulation, soft tissue work and manipulation to gentler functional or cranial techniques.
Currently, Taylor is training to become a Pilates instructor, which she feels will help her further in giving postural and exercise advice.
Taylor grew up in Tonbridge, and outside of osteopathy she is busy with interests in reading, walking, sightseeing and travel.
Frankie Bowden ( M.Ost)
Frankie graduated from the University College of Osteopaths (now known as the Health Sciences University.) Whilst studying she gained a Level 4 Diploma in Sports Massage.
She enjoys working with a wide range of people and understanding how lifestyle, work and hobbies can influence the way they move and feel. She has a particular interest in women’s health and sports influenced by her own background in competitive horse riding. She competes at One Day Eventing and this shapes much of her interest in movement and performance.
Frankie is continuing her studies with a Master’s in Equine Osteopathy at the McTimoney College of Chiropractic in order to work with both horses and riders.
