I graduated from the European School of Osteopathy in 2015.

Before becoming an Osteopath I worked with horses and gained a Equine Sports science degree at Hartpury College. After owning horses, which had been given to me branded as a ‘problem’ but that I later discovered was actually as a result of pain, motivated me to go on to pursue a career in Osteopathy. Following a bad horse fall I experienced first hand how amazing osteopathy is.

I like that Osteopathy has a holistic approach. It is not just treating musculoskeletal injuries or ‘just backs’ it is about treating the person as a whole and can have a big impact on their well-being and improving their lifestyle.

I treat any age but enjoy mostly patients from their teens and above. I favour using gentle cranial techniques to suit each patient individually. Treating the whole person, identifying any imbalances and unwinding the tissues to a more neutral balanced position. Holding space to bring us back to our centre emotionally and physically.

My specialist interest is working with emotional and physical stress using gentle cranial techniques via the mind body approach. To help patients feel more aligned and centred in their everyday life. I like to empower and educate patients and to help find balance and wellness in their own health stories. For a better understanding,  self-awareness and connection to our mind and body