My interest for alternative therapies started at an early age. My mother is a homeopath, seeing the satisfaction she got from her work I soon realised that I too would like to be in a profession where I was able to interact with people and make a positive difference to people’s health. Perusing chiropractic as a career was a fateful choice for me as after a chance meeting with a chiropractor whilst travelling in Australia I decided the next day to change my flights home and apply to chiropractic college.

I attended the Welsh institute of Chiropractic at Glamorgan University. In my postgraduate years I have been training and specialising in acupuncture techniques with the British Medical Acupuncture Society.

I spent my first year as a chiropractor in the Cotswolds but it wasn’t long before I felt the need to return to my home of Shropshire. Being back in rural Shropshire means I tend to spend my weekends doing outdoor pursuits. I especially love walking and cycling but recently I have taken to the water and begun to learn to sail out on the coast in Wales. Like the other chiropractors I to enjoy triathlons, for me it’s more about the training and the completion of the event rather than the competition.