Rebecca Morton
Registered Osteopath | Naturopath | Medical Acupuncturist | Infant feeding coach | Tongue Tie Practitioner
Helping people move better, recover from pain and enjoy life with confidence!
Since founding Ryes Valley Osteopaths in September 2012, my aim has always been to provide friendly, evidence-informed care in a calm countryside setting in Little Henny, near Sudbury. Every appointment is tailored to you, with time to understand the cause of your symptoms rather than simply treating the pain.
I graduated from the British College of Osteopathic Medicine in London in 2012, earning a Master’s degree in Osteopathic Medicine and a Diploma in Naturopathy. Since qualifying, I have continued to expand my knowledge through postgraduate training to ensure my patients receive the highest standards of care.
Alongside growing Ryes Valley Osteopaths, I gained valuable experience working in a variety of clinical settings. Early in my career, I worked in Crystal Palace, London, before joining the multidisciplinary team at Livelong in Hintlesham in 2019. I remained there until February 2026, before returning to focus exclusively on Ryes Valley Osteopaths. Working across different clinics has given me extensive experience treating people of all health conditions !
Since qualifying, I have continued to expand my knowledge through postgraduate training. My additional qualifications include: medical acupuncture and Dry Needling, kinesiology taping, cranial osteopathy, ScarWork®️ Therapy, paediatric osteopathic techniques, infant feeding and tongue tie assessments.
I believe learning never stops! In 2024, I travelled to Thailand twice to complete advanced osteopathic training on elephants with the internationally respected osteopath Tony Nevin. During the course I had the incredible opportunity to assess and treat over 15 rescued elephants, applying osteopathic principles to animals with complex musculoskeletal problems.
It was an unforgettable experience that reinforced my passion for osteopathy, and one that I hope to repeat in the future.
Before becoming an osteopath, I spent many years as a British Gymnastic Level 3 coach, working with gymnasts of all ages and abilities. Coaching developed my understanding of movment, injury prevention, rehabilitation and performance, skills that continue to influence my approach as an osteopath today.
Although I stepped away from coaching in 2020 to focus on my osteopathy career and growing my family, I remain passionate about helping people move well. I enjoy regular strength training, Pilates and staying active. Whether you’re an athlete, a busy parent or simply want to move better. I understand the importance of keeping your body healthy and resilient.
One of the things I enjoy most about being an osteopath is building long-term relationships with patients and their families. I care for people throughout every stage of life- from newborn babies and children to pregnancy, adulthood and later life. It’s a privilege to support patients over many years and welcome families back as they grow.
Becoming a mum to Saphira in 2022 and recently Keanu in 2026 has strengthened my passion for supporting women, babies, and young families. It has also given me a greater appreciation of the physical and emotional challenges that pregnancy, birth and early parenthood can bring, allowing me to offer care with both professional knowledge and personal understanding.”
“When I’m not in clinic you’ll usually find me spending time with my husband Harry, our children Saphira and Keanu and enjoying life on our family farm in rural Suffolk. I believe staying active and finding balance is an important part of good health, and I enjoy helping my patients achieve the same.
“Whether you’re seeking help for pain, recovering from injury, preparing for birth or supporting your baby’s feeding journey, my aim is to help you feel confident, supported and able to move at your best”
Areas of Special Interest
I enjoy treating a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, I have a particular interest in:
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Pregnancy & Postnatal care
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Babies, infant feeding support & tongue tie assessment
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Neck, back and joint pain
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Sports injuries & rehabilitation
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ScarWork®️Therapy
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Postural and movement- related pain
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Holistic, patient-centred care
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Elephant osteopathy
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Harry Reidy
Sports Massage Therapist | Sports Coach | MSc Professional Education Practice | BSc (Hons) Sports Coaching & Development | Strength & Condition coach (in training)
Helping people move better, recover from injury and enjoy an active life.
I've always been passionate about sport, movement and helping people perform at their best. Whether you're recovering from an injury, managing everyday aches and pains or looking to improve your performance, my goal is to help you move with confidence and get back to doing what you enjoy.
I qualified as a Level 3 Sports Massage Therapist after completing my Extended Diploma in Sports Massage and started working at Ryes Valley Osteopath at Ryes Farm, Little Henny near Sudbury in 2025. I also hold a Bachelor's degree (BSc Hons) in Sports Coaching & Development and a Master's degree (MSc) in Professional Education Practice. I am currently continuing my professional development by studying for a Diploma in Strength and Conditioning, allowing me to further support patients with rehabilitation, injury prevention and long-term physical performance.
Before becoming a Sports Massage Therapist, I spent over 15 years coaching a variety of sports including hockey, rugby, tennis and gymnastics. Coaching has given me a strong understanding of movement, injury prevention and performance, which continues to influence my approach to treatment today.
Away from the clinic I remain heavily involved in hockey. I play for Bury St Edmunds Men's 1st XI, having coached the first team for the past two years. I am also head of Suffolk County Youth Hockey programme, and assist when needed within the East Talent Academy. 
Part of my work is with schools across Suffolk, helping young people develop through sport. I particularly enjoy coaching goalkeepers and supporting athletes of all ages to reach their potential.
Although I have a strong sporting background, many of the people I treat simply want to move more comfortably, recover from everyday aches and pains, or stay active as they get older. I treat everyone from office workers, busy parents to runners, gym-goers and competitive athletes.
I regularly help active adults, office workers and postmenopausal women improve mobility, reduce muscle tension, recover from injury and maintain the strength, flexibility and confidence to enjoy everyday life and the activities you enjoy. Wether it’s tennis, golf, swimming, general gardening or simply keeping up with the grandchildren, my aim is to help you move and feel your best!
Outside of the clinic you'll usually find me on a hockey pitch, in the gym or spending time with my wife Rebecca and our two children, Saphira and Keanu on our family farm. We both enjoy being outdoors—Rebecca looks after the flowers while I'm responsible for perfecting the lawn stripes! Apparently, I take them a little too seriously!
A fun fact about me: I won the Saatchi Gallery/Deutsche Bank Art Prize for Schools in 2014, with my artwork selected from over 16,000 entries across 33 countries around the world.
Whether you're recovering from an injury, preparing for competition or simply looking to stay active and move more comfortably, I'd love to help you achieve your goals.”
Areas of Special Interest
I enjoy treating a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, I have a particular interest in:
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Sports Injuries & Rehabilitation
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Injury Prevention
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Strength & Conditioning
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Hockey Performance
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High performance athletes
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Neck, Shoulder & Back Pain
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Muscle Tension & Recovery
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Mobility & Flexibility
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Active Ageing & Healthy Movement
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Supporting Active Adults
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