I qualified as a Physiotherapist from Kings College London in 2010 and since graduating have predominantly worked within the NHS in the Musculoskeletal field. During this time I developed a particular interest in Pilates and Yoga and how these exercise modalities can be harnessed within the Physiotherapy world.
After having my children in 2019 and 2020 and experiencing some pelvic floor dysfunction of my own, I redirected my focus towards the field of Pelvic Health Physiotherapy. I love helping other women with common problems such as bladder incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, pelvic pain, diastasis recti (tummy muscle separation), pregnancy related pelvic girdle pain and postnatal recovery, and am proud to offer services such as “The Mummy MOT”.
My favourite part about working in Pelvic Health? It’s difficult to name just one! It has to be making the embarrassing easy to talk about, and seeing the huge difference physiotherapy can make when women finally decide to not “just put up with it”. Helping women along their pregnancy journey is also very rewarding, and I often get to sneak a cuddle with the new arrivals too!
Outside of work, along with my two ragdoll cats and approximately 90 houseplants, my two children keep me very busy! I love hot chocolate, go to the gym when I can, and seize the opportunity to catch up with ‘the gals’ who are now spread across the UK.
Member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapists - MCSP 094298 Registered with the Health & Care Professions Council - HCPC PH 102155 Affiliate member of the Pelvic Obstetric Gynaecological Physiotherapy - APOGP 2023