Fulcrum Wellbeing: Finding your simple turning point back to health and keeping it.
What does Fulcrum Wellbeing mean in practice?
Brief manual therapy intervention to relieve pain.
Identify personal health barriers and explain how this may impact your unique anatomy.
Agree a personal health plan to integrate with your lifestyle and check-in at intervals.
Promote health self-sufficiency through education and practical activities.
Your Osteopath
Osteopathy, Paediatric Osteopathy, Craniosacral Osteopathy, Sports Massage, Therapeutic Massage, Dry Needling, Injury Rehabilitation, Pain Management, Stress Management
Aylin Wilson, M.Ost
Coming from a holistic-minded, bicultural family, Aylin was raised in an environment that encouraged open-minded enquiry and a proactive approach to health and wellbeing. Having personally benefited from osteopathic treatment from a young age, she developed a lasting interest in human anatomy, biomechanics, and the body's remarkable capacity to heal and adapt.
She graduated from The University College of Osteopathy in 2019 with an Integrated Master's degree in Osteopathy (M.Ost). Alongside her degree, she completed qualifications in Sports and Therapeutic Massage and Foundation Dry Needling.
During the COVID-19 2020 pandemic, Aylin completed a specialist postgraduate Diploma in Paediatric Osteopathy and established a donation-based community clinic from her studio, providing osteopathic care and support to local families and children of all ages. This experience reinforced her commitment to making healthcare accessible while working closely with families through a challenging period.
Living with hypermobility has given Aylin valuable personal insight into the diverse ways individuals respond to injury, movement, and recovery. This perspective has inspired a particular clinical interest in sports injuries, chronic pain, hypermobility management, and movement rehabilitation. They continue to deepen their understanding of human development, functional movement, and evidence-informed patient care.
Passionate about movement and physical wellbeing, she regularly trains in climbing, calisthenics, aerial arts, and circus skills. These disciplines complement their professional practice, providing first-hand experience of strength, mobility, injury prevention, and rehabilitation.
As a lifelong member of the diverse Hackney community, Aylin enjoys working with people from a wide range of cultural and social backgrounds. Fluent in both English and Turkish, she is able to support a broader patient community. Her clinical experience spans all stages of life, from infants and children to older adults, and includes placements in specialist clinics affiliated with the University College of Osteopathy, including the Expectant Mothers Clinic, Sports Clinic, the Royal Free Hospital, and the Blanchard Clinic, providing care for people living with HIV.
“I had a lovely experience with Aylin. She's very professional and knows what she's doing. I enjoyed every minute of my session and I definitely recommend it.”
-Silvia R., Osteopathy Patient