At age 21, I was pondering my life direction, and the word Osteopathy came into my head. I knew nothing about Osteopathy, except a vague idea that it was to do with bones and bodies! I trained with the College of Osteopaths, and worked in a full-time apprenticeship for 2 years, qualifying in 1987.

My interest in cranial osteopathy arose shortly after the birth of my eldest son in 1984. He was born with significant trauma, and subsequent health and developmental problems. I took him to Stuart Korth DO (founder of the Osteopathic Children's Centre UK) for several years, and observed remarkable improvement in his health and development.

In 1987 I moved to Tavistock and have been in practice here ever since. I have continued postgraduate training in many areas of Osteopathic medicine including paediatric and am a faculty member of the Sutherland Cranial College, which teaches Cranial Osteopathy to graduate Osteopaths.