• helped with London Marathon commentaries
• appeared in the running programme on Anglia TV
• appeared “The Marathon Challenge” with Cliff Temple – a tape on how to run a marathon with Ian Thompson and Leslie as advisers to a number of guinea pigs doing marathon for the first time.
• “Learn Massage” – video tape
• appeared in a number of phone-ins and health, fitness, injuries, diet and others on Capital Radio, LBC, BBC, etc..
• appeared three times in “Blue Peter”
• appeared on panels world-wide answering questions on training, injuries, diet, exercises, etc..
• has appeared in all leading national newspapers
• has been featured in sport, women’s pages and supplements of national newspapers
• appeared and has been featured on front covers in running magazines such as Runners World, Jogging Magazine, Athletics Weekly, RRC Magazine.
• appeared in newspapers in virtually all countries she competed in, i.e. France, Italy, Spain, Germany, Finland, Japan, USA, Canada, Switzerland, Australia, Pakistan.

I realise the importance of not losing fitness while recovering from an injury and am keen to help people to keep running if at all possible. I lave learned a lot of these treatment techniques through my own career in running and other sports. My sporting record is as follows:

• World best 50-mile track and road
• British 100km record
• 1st woman in London-Brighton (twice)
• 1st woman in Davos Mountain Marathon
• Women's AAA Marathon Champion
• Scottish Cross-Country Champion (twice)
• Scottish 1-Mile Champion
• Competed in 206 marathons (won 68 of them)
• Also competed in swimming, fitness competitions, squash and powerlifting

Eileen is a fully registered Osteopath. She holds a Bachelor of Science Honours Degree in Osteopathy, having studied at the British School of Osteopathy in London for four years full time. Whilst in London she worked at the Osteopathic Centre for Children (OCC) in Harley Street and at a busy physiotherapy practice.

Eileen is now permanently in the UK having spent five years in Country Cork, Ireland, working as an Osteopath and Cranial Osteopath in a very busy GP practice where she treated a wide variety of neuro-musculo-skeletal problems. Many of her patients were babies, infants and children requiring cranial osteopathy, as well as expectant mothers. She also treated a large number of patients who had been involved in a road traffic accidents suffering from a wide range of complains such as whiplash injury. >

Ireland, like England, being a very sports oriented country meant Eileen treated a large number of patients suffering from sporting injuries. She is a triathlete herself and possesses a wide range of knowledge in this area.