I graduated from the European School of Osteopathy after completing a four-year integrated Master’s degree in Osteopathy (M.Ost). I enjoy the problem-solving side of my work: looking at how your body moves, exploring what may be contributing to your symptoms and finding an approach that suits you.

My treatment combines hands-on care with movement advice, exercises and practical support you can use in daily life. I want you to feel comfortable asking questions and involved in decisions about your care, with a better understanding of your body and confidence in what it can do.

I enjoy working with people of all ages and helping with a wide range of muscle and joint concerns, including back and neck pain. I have a growing interest in women’s health, particularly pregnancy and postnatal care, as well as paediatrics. During my studies, I researched postpartum low back and pelvic girdle pain, which deepened my interest in supporting women through different stages of life.