After graduating from the world renowned AECC with a Masters in Chiropractic, I knew I wanted to make a difference with helping people regain confidence and movement post injury, living with chronic back pain or simply wanting to improve their physical performance. Having 6 years experience with working for the NHS, this helped me gain a solid understanding of care, develop important people skills with patient needs at the centre of everything I do.

From the age of 5 years old, I started my journey in sport on a tennis court.  At 6, I was playing county tennis, which lead to nationals, international tournaments, playing for team GB and gaining a world ranking.  During my tennis career, I had experienced chiropractic treatment from an injury prevention perspective but also rehabilitation from a shoulder injury, which sadly surgery was unavoidable.  Fortunately, I can still play, and also have my coaching qualifications!

Going through that process, really ignited a strong interest, deep understanding and passion for human anatomy and biomechanics.  Coupled with a caring empathetic nature, the want to help others of all ages from point of injury to rehabilitation, or injury prevention and education through evidence-based care became my chosen path.

I continue to study clinical pain management and undertake research into the latest, best practices of care, in order to provide for my patients and their recovery.

In my spare time, you’ll often find me out exploring the countryside, at an RSPB reserve, on the tennis court, or trying different sports.  My garden is my place of solace, where I enjoy growing plants, fruits and flowers, encouraging birds and other wildlife.  You’ll always find my sidekick Dillon, a working cocker spaniel, helping with the digging, and usually helping himself to the strawberries and raspberries I’ve grown as a snack!