I really feel that Osteopathy found me. A chance conversation with an osteopathic student in 1996 lit the flame to the path I continue to follow today. Like meeting an old friend, I felt instantly and warmly embraced by the holistic nature of Osteopathy.

With a philosophy honouring the triad of body, mind and spirit as a single unit of function, and emphasis on our inherent systems of self-regulation and healing, I felt inspired to study and learn, to dig and dream, so I could be of service through Osteopathy.

Osteopathy is my life, and I mean that in a healthy way! It’s not a job to me but a way of life; understanding my connection with the natural world and remembering to rest often, keeps me nourished and inspired. 

It’s a privilege to help people through Osteopathy. When people ask me how long I’ve been an Osteopath my answer is ‘it feels like forever.’ It’s feels so natural to me, I simply can’t remember a time before. 

My love of animals also led me to complete further study in Small Animal Osteopathy. Check out the canine tab for more info.