After completing a Biology BSc my journey to help others optimise their lives started in 2004 when I began my physiotherapy studies at King’s College, London.

On graduation I practiced within the NHS for eight years. Here I realised that the combination of long waiting lists and short appointment slots didn’t match the patients’ or my own expectations of what was required to provide rehabilitation, and ensure the optimal recovery. 

I therefore decided to continue my studies in 2015 with an MSc. in Manual Therapy which, through stringent clinical placements and examinations, allowed me to become a member of the MACP (Musculoskeletal Association of Chartered Physiotherapists).

Combining my academic and hospital experience I moved into private practice at Oxford Sports Physio & Pilates. Utilising a gym setting and pilates studio, I was able to help rehabilitate higher level athletes such as GB rowers and Oxford University sport’s team members.

Today I would say I am an expert generalist, having developed an excellent ability to clinically reason through musculoskeletal issues, as my reviews hopefully show. I don’t promote myself as specialising in any particular area, this is as I love treating all areas of the body neck, shoulder, knee etc and do not to want to narrow the conditions that I get to treat.

I do however have a special interest in ultrasound and injection therapy and combine these to be as accurate and effective as possible. with these skills and being able to prescribe medication I can provide a full a spectrum of musculoskeletal conservative treatments as possible.