Ever since graduating in 2006 I have been enthusiastically showing my patients how effective osteopathy can be at helping them increase their quality of life. Over that time the positive attitudes which my patients share towards improving their health have kept me very busy and I have seen thousands of patients from all walks of life. I have worked with everyone from elite athletes in search of ever improving performance, to everyday folks just looking for relief from their daily pain patterns.

I have always been very driven to find the cause of my patient's pain, rather than just staying on top of symptoms. Often the cause may be in a completely different part of the body or even a different system which may seem unrelated to the problem at hand. I make it my mission to either discover in my clinic, or co-operate with other medical practitioners to find the exact cause and nature of your problem. This allows you to feel in control of the problem, rather than feeling like it is controlling your life.

I have also seen a great many children and babies over the years and I have watched the evolution of the sort of complaints they come in with. Many more developmental problems are cropping up in the last few years which can also easily be remedied, but they generally require some involvement from the parents. I find it a privilege to contribute to the healthy development of children.

As my career developed I felt inclined to share my experiences with the new generations of osteopaths so I started teaching the fourth and fifth years at the osteopathic program by assisting them in their clinical work. It is a very rewarding experience to see them progress towards becoming capable new members of our profession. As part of ongoing education for the benefit of both my students and my patients, I attend large global conferences on a variety of topics where hundreds of research topics are presented each time from around the world on a great variety of relevant topics. This allows for a successful integration of my osteopathic, holistic thinking into the medical system. There is alwas more that can be learned and more that can be improved.

I practice all three types of osteopathy - structural, cranial and visceral - as I find that a mix of all of these provides the perfect tool for creating a multifaceted approach for treatment. My aim has always been to treat with as much finesse as possible so that I can create a profound change within the body, while causing as little disturbance to the function of the body as possible.

I hope to be able to help you with your health concerns too!