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I received my Master of Osteopathy degree from the British School of Osteopathy (now the Health Sciences University - HSU)  in 2011. I have completed a two-year, post-graduate diploma in Women's Health  Osteopathy with the Molinari Institute of Health and also a Post-graduate Certificate in Specialist Paediatric Osteopathy through the HSU.

I firmly believe healthcare should be about the whole person and therefore I take a holistic and integrated approach when dealing with my patients, young and old. This accords with the fundamental approach of osteopathy which seeks to diagnose the cause of discomfort or imbalance through analysis of a person's entire body and lifestyle, not just an isolated symptom.

I am a skilled structural and cranial osteopath who uses a variety of techniques which are tailored to each patient’s particular needs, including functional and visceral techniques. The way I practise is directed at more than mere symptom management: it is my intended aim to empower patients through understanding the nature of their diagnosis and the anatomy involved to support them in self-managing their rehabilitation, because prevention is better than cure. Therefore, I provide each client with recommended exercises to reduce the likelihood of re-injury and to promote general well-being.

I find it hugely rewarding to see the number of different people that osteopathy is able to help. I have treated a wide range of clients of all ages in a variety of clinical settings, including expectant and new mothers, babies, children, the elderly and those with sports injuries. Outside of clinic work I have also undertaken volunteer work treating children with emotional and behavioural difficulties at an inner-city school in London. I have also lectured in both Germany and the UK on osteopathy in pregnancy and on research methodology. 

I have a special interest in treating mothers during pregnancy and post-birth: I believe that although pain is commonly associated with pregnancy, especially musculoskeletal and digestive symptoms, it need not be endured and can be effectively treated by an osteopath. I also specialise in paediatrics and the prevention and treatment of sports-related injuries.

I am registered with the General Osteopathic Council and I am also a member of the Institute of Osteopathy and The Molinari Institute of Health.
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