From a young age, I was passionate about movement and the human body. I took part in a wide range of sports including skiing, basketball, swimming, fitness, athletics, and golf. This early interest in physical activity naturally led to a curiosity about how the body heals and performs at its best.

While working as a personal trainer, I began to realise that exercise alone wasn’t always enough—especially when past injuries or unresolved trauma were involved. This sparked my desire to understand the body in a deeper, more holistic way, and ultimately led me to osteopathy.

My journey began with receiving osteopathic treatment myself. Experiencing first-hand how it helped me live pain-free again was a turning point. I knew I wanted to help others in the same way.

I graduated in 2019 with a Master’s degree in Osteopathy (M.Ost) from the European School of Osteopathy (ESO) in Maidstone. After graduating, I took on a role as a teaching assistant at the ESO, where I continued to deepen my clinical understanding.

I’m currently undertaking a postgraduate diploma in Women’s Health with the Molinari Institute of Health in London, led by the renowned Renzo Molinari. This internationally recognised course brings together experienced osteopaths and physiotherapists from all over the world.

As an osteopath, I listen closely to my patients and work with them to restore balance and function in their bodies. I believe that each person is unique, and I tailor my assessment and treatment to reflect that—taking into account posture, medical history, and lifestyle.

My approach combines structural, cranial, and functional techniques, and I also use Kinesio Taping where appropriate to support healing.

Outside of clinic life, I love spending time with my family. We enjoy being outdoors, going on dog walks, and gardening—where I get to teach my son about where food really comes from.