From a young age I knew I wanted to have a career, which involved caring for or helping people. I was interested in how the body is put together and how it works. During my teens a member of my family had chiropractic treatment and by watching and learning more about the profession, I began to develop my interest in the hands-on, no-medication, holistic approach to the patient, assessing the whole body and not just the area of the problem.

In 2002, I graduated after a 5 year course from the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic in Bournemouth with a Masters in chiropractic.

Since that time I have worked in Bristol and have learnt more techniques including Cranial Techniques to aid treatment.

I enjoy the variety of treating patients of all ages, from a few hours old to 94 years old.

I am a member of the British Chiropractic Association and General Chiropractic Council and College of Chiropractors and undertake continuing professional development courses each year.