I graduated with a First-Class Master’s degree in Chiropractic from London South Bank University, and have always been passionate about health, movement, and helping people feel their best. Before qualifying as a Chiropractor, I worked as a Personal Trainer and Nutrition Coach. That experience sparked a deeper interest in injury prevention, movement patterns, and biomechanics, and continues to shape the way I assess and treat patients today.

I founded the clinic with a vision to offer personalised, holistic care that goes beyond symptom management. Supporting people to make meaningful changes to their health and movement motivates me every day. I work with people of all ages and activity levels, and have a particular clinical interest in disc-related neck and back pain, as well as hip-related conditions. Alongside musculoskeletal care, I consider how key physiological systems — including hormonal, digestive, metabolic and immune function — influence pain, recovery and performance. To embrace a more integrated approach, I am currently completing a certification programme with The Institute for Functional Medicine.

Outside of work, I enjoy staying active, exploring calisthenics and steadily working on my handstands. I look forward to welcoming you to the clinic and helping you achieve your goals.

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I’m a women’s health physiotherapist, a Mummy MOT™ practitioner and a qualified yoga teacher. Most of my work centres on the pelvis: helping women through pregnancy, after birth, and later on through perimenopause and menopause.

I see a lot of pelvic floor problems, including leaking, prolapse, pelvic pain and pelvic girdle pain in pregnancy. I also treat tummy separation (diastasis recti) and the hip and lower back pain that often come with all of this. I treat general aches and pains too, like neck and shoulder problems, so you don’t need a “women’s health” issue to come and see me.

If you’ve had a baby, whether it was recently or years ago, the Mummy MOT™ is a thorough check of how your body has recovered. It shows us what’s working well and what needs a bit more help. For women heading into menopause, I focus on building strength and protecting bone health so you can keep moving well and feeling like yourself.

I don’t just treat the sore spot. I’ll also look at how you move, breathe, sleep and manage day to day, because all of that affects pain and recovery. Depending on what you need, treatment might include exercise, Pilates, hands-on work, acupuncture or myofascial release. My yoga background shapes a lot of the movement and breathing work I use too.

Above all, I want you to leave feeling properly listened to. You should understand what’s going on with your body and feel confident about what to do next.

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