Practitioners
We only associate with extraordinary people, who are inspired by extraordinary people, whose aim is to help others find the extraordinary in their everyday life
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James Cattermole
Senior Practitioner
James Cattermole is Acupuncture Lead and Co-Founder of Miller’s Way Project. With decades of clinical and teaching experience, he specialises in hands-on Classical Chinese Medicine. Trained globally, he now shares the embodied wisdom of Tangible Medicine, mentoring practitioners and continuing a lineage of deeply practical, principle-led healthcare.
Boo Kartawick
Clinic Practice Manager & Class Instructor
Boo Kartawick is Clinic Practice Manager at Miller’s Way and an experienced international wellness teacher. With over eight years' experience in yoga, Pilates, and breathwork, she creates grounded, intuitive sessions. Boo co-founded Wellness Senses, delivering luxury sensory experiences, and has worked with brands including Adidas, BVLGARI, and Six Senses.
Lauranne Thomas
Osteopath
Lauranne is an experienced osteopath with over 10 years in practice. She treats people of all ages using a gentle blend of cranial, visceral, and structural techniques, with a special focus on babies and perinatal women. She also holds qualifications as a Doula and a Level 3 Mat Pilates instructor.
Ben Medder
Class Instructor
Ben is a movement coach known for helping individuals craft personalised, sustainable practices rooted in natural movement, martial arts, Parkour, and more. A Fighting Monkey Instructor and Evolve Move Play Coach, Ben guides others to explore, reconnect, and playfully grow through movement, creativity, and connection to self and environment.
James Palmer
Scar Work Therapist
Scar Integration, BoneWork, and Bowen Therapy support healing from trauma, injury, and nervous system imbalance. These hands-on approaches address scar tissue, joint dysfunction, and chronic pain, restoring mobility and balance. Treatments are tailored to your body’s needs, whether recovering from surgery, injury, or unexplained muscular tension and nervous system dysregulation.
Chloe Ogden
Acupuncturist
A childhood across continents led to a love of languages and a master’s in Mandarin, with time spent in Taipei and Shanghai. After gaining a BSc in Acupuncture, Chloe trained under Andrew Nugent-Head and completed further studies in Classical Herbal Medicine, NeoClassical Acupuncture, and Cranial-Sacral Therapy.
Laurie Ayres
Herbalist
Laurie is a senior clinician and renowned teacher of Classical Chinese herbal medicine. Specialising in autoimmune and chronic complex conditions, he leads the Tian lineage of Shang Han Lun herbalism in the UK and Europe. Laurie has been in clinical practice since 2007 and teaching internationally since 2010.
Kateryna Miakutikova
Massage Therapist
A dedicated massage therapist with over 7 years’ experience, professionally trained in full body, deep tissue, lomi lomi, aromatherapy, sound healing, cupping, and acupuncture. Passionate about supporting physical and mental well-being through touch. Fluent in English, Ukrainian, and Russian.
Grant Barnett
Osteopath
Grant is a registered osteopath who supports patients of all ages, including babies, in managing pain, injury, and recovery. His hands-on treatments are tailored to individual needs, combining manual therapy with advice on ergonomics, exercise and self-care to help patients take the lead in their own health journey.
Steve McCulloch
Acupuncturist
After a career in engineering, Steve transitioned into acupuncture following his own recovery from chronic back pain. He holds a First-Class degree from the University of Westminster and trained in Taiwan. Steve integrates advanced Classical Chinese techniques and 15 years of dedicated Qi Gong practice into his therapeutic approach.
Chris Sritharan
Corrective Exercise Therapist & Craniosacral Therapist
Christopher Sritharan has worked in the health and wellness field since 2002, exploring the relationship between anatomy, physiology, and awareness. Blending cranial sacral therapy, movement, and Ayurvedic principles, he guides individuals through self-discovery, focusing on deep process, personal responsibility, and the journey toward greater integration, health, and conscious change.
Min Liu
Therapist
Min grew up in the mountains of China, learning to cook alongside her grandmother. Now a student of Chinese Medicine, she brings her love of food, herbs, and ancient wisdom to Miller’s Way - serving nourishing meals, teas, and conversation inspired by tradition, observation, and heartful connection.
All of the practitioners and teachers are highly skilled, but they are also magical. This means that they have trained hard but also followed their burning interest and remained true to their honest questions about whether what they are doing is the only way. They have tried to answer their own genuine questions about life in context and in detail.
This means that they look to teach and to learn from fellow practitioners and public alike to improve beyond their current boundaries. The reason that we state this in public is to keep us true to our word. It also tends to attract practitioners of a certain kind, namely those who are very confident of what they can do, and are humbled by what they cannot, grateful of the hard journey they have taken, but in awe of their lack of understanding.
The practical effect of this is that practitioners at Miller’s Way are in the habit of collaborating with each other by observing each other’s treatments, taking each other's classes and working together on presentation workshops.
If you are a teacher or practitioner and do not feel that this describes you please do not contact us to work or train here, we are just not meant to work together at the moment.