​I proudly earned my Physiotherapy degree from the University of Hertfordshire back in 2005. Seeking to deepen my knowledge and bring the best to your pets, I excitedly embarked on a Master's degree at the Royal Veterinary College, qualifying in 2009. 

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My love for animals started from an early age. I was only 13 years old when I fist started volunteering at my Aunts Hydrotherapy Centre. It was also the time I welcomed my first dog, a loyal Border Collie, who opened the door to the exciting world of competitive canine sports. Fast forward, and I've trained working spaniels in agility, gun dog activities, and scent work.

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What makes my approach special? Well, I've seamlessly woven my background in canine care and sports into my physiotherapy practices. I continue to develop my practice, and rely upon robust scientific evidence to guide my physiotherapy interventions.

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I truly believe every animal deserves our help, and am very comfortable working with animals who may not be comfortable with physical touch. We can work remotely as needed, embracing therapeutic movement/ exercise to achieve out therapy goals.

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I'm here to make sure your pet is a happy and healthy one because your pets deserve nothing but the best care.

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