I’ve always had a great passion for health and movement. 

I first realised the benefits of osteopathy during an earlier career as a professional ballet dancer while suffering with a chronic injury.  Being able to get back on stage convinced me that I would become an osteopath one day. 

I graduated with distinction from the British School of Osteopathy (now known as the University College of Osteopaths) in 2006.  While there, I discovered a love of working with mums and children, and so in 2008 I completed my Masters of Science in Paediatric Osteopathy at the prestigious Osteopathic Centre for Children in London.  Since that time, I had felt a real need to further support women of all generations and so I have continued to specialise in women’s health.

I love the learning environment, so while working in my private practice in London, I returned to the BSO to teach part time for 8 years until my family and I decided to move to Hove on the south coast of England.

Following Covid, a desire to be closer to family and a sense of adventure led us to sunny Spain.