My journey to becoming an osteopath began in 2018 while studying under the guidance of world-renowned osteopath John Gibbons at Oxford University. Learning from John had a profound impact, igniting my passion to pursue a Master’s in Osteopathy (M. Ost) at Swansea University in the United Kingdom, where I graduated with first-class honours.
Upon completing my studies, I made the move to New Zealand to practice as an osteopath in Christchurch and Napier before settling in Hamilton.
I am committed to providing a patient-centred approach to care that encompasses osteopathic therapy, patient education, and progressive exercise rehabilitation to help patients maximize their potential for health.
In my spare time I enjoy training at my local gym, hiking, and practicing martial arts. I also love exploring the outdoors, connecting with nature, and staying active through various physical activities to maintain both my mental and physical well-being.
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I was born and raised in Hamilton. After completing a Master’s degree in Osteopathy at Unitec and practising for several years in Auckland, I decided it was time to move home to the Waikato.
I combine effective communication, research, and a broad range of osteopathic techniques to achieve optimum patient outcomes, with a focus on common musculoskeletal complaints, chronic conditions, and complex health issues.
In line with my Masters focus on interprofessional practice, I believe in advocating for my patients and collaborating with other health professionals to ensure the best individualised care possible. This can necessitate longer term management of complex and chronic health conditions, something I enjoy giving energy to as I build a trustful patient/therapist relationship.
Outside of work I enjoy golfing, and exploring the beautiful Waikato environment
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I am a UK qualified Osteopath with over 15 years experience now registered with the Osteopathic Council of New Zealand.
I treat all musculoskeletal conditions, with an interest in postural problems, sports injuries and digestive disorders.
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