Having graduated with a Masters of Osteopathy from Swansea University, I am proudly qualified to practice Osteopathy. Following 3 years of experience working for the NHS in South Wales and a private university clinic, I am pleased to have returned to my hometown of Crawley, skilled in clinical reasoning, and osteopathic treatment.

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Throughout university, I trained alongside some of Britain’s most talented swimmers in both the Swansea University High-Performance team and the Welsh National High-Performance Centre. I have had an accomplished swimming career, medalling eight times at the British University Championships between 2019 and 2022. My best result came in December 2021 when I became the Welsh Champion for the 50m Breaststroke. Beyond good old ‘Blood, Sweat and Tears, I believe my sporting success was enabled by World Class injury prevention and treatment. I have mirrored this approach in specific active rehab exercises within my own osteopathic practice.

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Since I can remember, I have always asked ‘why?’ in pursuit of the best explanation for everything. This inquisitiveness, combined with my disciplined and competitive personality, filters into my clinical practice. I do whatever it takes to understand my patients, and to integrate my knowledge with their goals, needs, and preferences. Osteopathy is the perfect career for me as a big science nerd; I can challenge myself by applying logical evidence-based reasoning to try to achieve the best solution for every individual I treat.

My goal is to provide the best-tailored treatment that allows healing to be as efficient as possible. I achieve this using my holistic biopsychosocial patient stance; you, as my patient, are a human being, not a “medical subject”. As my patient, I will strive for your complete healing and maximum tissue recovery. You will benefit from mobilisation, manipulation, and a system of graded exposure to loading; I prioritise effectiveness in every session - attempting to do the right thing every time.

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