I qualified as a chiropractor at the McTimoney College of Chiropractic in 2010, winning the Lorna Ridgeway Award for services to the course. I represented the University on an international stage at the World Congress of Chiropractic Students. This thirst for knowledge and learning has continued, which is why I am delighted to have been invited to lecture internationally, since qualifying with the International Academy of Veterinary Chiropractic (IAVC).
Since graduating, I developed the belief that the best way to help patients during treatment, is to understand and use a combination of chiropractic techniques and therapies. This inspired me to gain an Advanced Sports Therapy Diploma with distinction, qualify with the British Medical Acupuncture Society, and continue training in further chiropractic techniques. These qualifications have lead to an ability to work with both humans and athletic and working animals, something, which has been a personal passion of mine, since I was a teenager.
I pride myself on being able to access a vast array therapies, and this knowledge enables me to specifically focus on relieving symptoms and restoring function for the patient, as compassionately and efficiently as possible.
I believe that every patient is special and in order for me to put together the perfect treatment plan, the patient experience includes many steps. To see what to expect and review each step click here. If you are unsure of what you may need, I am always happy to receive queries, and advise whether I can help, or refer you to someone who can!
In my spare time, I enjoy various hobbies, including cooking and training my gun dog Reggie; as well as following Horse and Greyhound racing.
