Helping people move better and feel more confident in their bodies has always been at the core of what I do. Originally from Glasgow and raised in Bath, I grew up playing a variety of sports including football, rugby, and cricket. My interest in osteopathy began at a young age, sitting in on treatment sessions with my dad and becoming fascinated by how the body works and recovers from injury. That early exposure sparked a lasting passion for anatomy and movement, which led me to pursue a career in osteopathy and graduate with a First Class Master’s degree from Swansea University. Following this, I chose to return to Scotland and begin a new chapter in Edinburgh, where I’m passionate about raising awareness of osteopathy and helping more people benefit from it.

I have developed a strong interest in the management of musculoskeletal conditions, with particular focus on rehabilitation, exercise therapy, and long-term injury prevention. Through my clinical experience, I have worked with a wide range of patients – from those dealing with persistent pain to individuals aiming to return to sport or improve their overall performance. My approach combines hands-on osteopathic treatment with tailored exercise and movement strategies, ensuring care is both effective and sustainable. I am especially interested in conditions such as tendinopathies, headaches, nerve and spinal pain, and I enjoy helping patients better understand their bodies and build confidence in movement. My aim is to provide clear, supportive, and personalised care that empowers each individual throughout their recovery journey.