Helping people reduce pain, restore movement, and support their bodies to function at their best is at the heart of why I chose to become an osteopath.

Originally from Edinburgh, where my own journey with osteopathy began at the age of 12.
Following extensive dental care, I developed TMJ dysfunction in the jaw and experienced firsthand how osteopathic care can reduce pain, improve mobility, and positively affect both physical and mental wellbeing. That experience led me to pursue a career in osteopathy, graduating with a first-class master’s degree from Swansea University.

Alongside my osteopathic training, I worked as a soft tissue therapist, with a particular focus on treating pregnant patients and sports-related injuries. I also provided pitch-side support for the Swansea Medics Rugby Team, gaining valuable experience working with sporting injuries in an active environment. These experiences complemented my clinical training and helped me develop my hands-on skills and confidence in treating a diverse range of patients. My background in competitive sport has further deepened my understanding of the musculoskeletal system and human movement to help peopte focus on effective rehabilitation and long-term injury prevention.

Through my clinical experience, I have treated a wide range of conditions, including back and neck pain, chronic pain, arthritis, headaches, tendinopathies, fibromyalgia and activity-related injuries. My approach is personal, practical and empathetic. I combine thorough clinical assessment with targeted treatment and tailored functional exercises, to reduce pain, restore comfortable function, and help your body work more effectively.

Whether you’re dealing with persistent pain, recovering from an injury, or simply want to move and feel better in everyday life, I aim to support you in overcoming the barriers to healing and enable your body to perform at its best.