Anne Poulhies

Associate Osteopath

One of our more experienced osteopaths, Anne, studied at the renowned European School of Osteopathy (ESO) in Maidstone, UK, earning her Bachelor’s degree in 2006. She spent eight years running her own practice and working in paediatric clinics in Dublin before joining our team in Malta in 2016. Anne has special interest in cranial work and treatment of chronic conditions. Prior to obtaining her osteopathy degree, Anne was also qualified in sport teaching with a specialisation in individuals with different abilities.

Fun fact: Anne is a keen traveller and once volunteered at an osteopathic mission in Morocco, offering osteopathy treatment to children with different abilities.

Anne is registered with the Council for Professions Complementary to Medicine (CPCM) in Malta and the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC) in the UK.

Languages Spoken

English

French

Services Offered

Tried and tested. Very happy with results, straight forward answers and helpful advice. I highly recommend this service, friendly and welcoming team especially Robert Grech, very professional indeed. Helped me to realise source of problem not just the effect. Thank you

Couldn't recommend this clinic more, the personnel is so kind, the preparation of Dr. Grech is excellent, he makes you feel comfortable and relaxed during the session. I got an explanation of why, where and what type of pain/problem I have and I after every treatment I walk out of the clinic feeling much better. Also the pilates sessions held by Ms. Bernocchi are very good, you can really feel and see that the staff is well prepared. Thumbs up for the excellent service!

I am now a dedicated supporter of osteopathy. Anne Söffken's deep tissue massage [...] was the first treatment in two years that gave me complete pain free walking in my hips! Life transforming!! Subsequent support and advice on exercises plus treatment of lower back has kept them pain free and reduced my lower back pain to the occasional blip. Cannot recommend her highly enough! [...] Thank you!