About Me
I’ve been working with the body for over 30 years, with a strong foundation in soft tissue therapy, structural and cranial approaches. I hold a BSc (Hons) in Osteopathy and spent 23 years as a registered osteopath, before choosing not to renew my registration. I now continue in independent practice, drawing on that depth of knowledge and experience.
Today, I work under the title Cranial and Musculoskeletal Practitioner. My practice combines gentle hands-on techniques, cranial methods, and musculoskeletal understanding to support balance, wellbeing, and recovery. I treat people of all ages — from newborns to individuals in their 90s — with care tailored to each stage of life.
Many of my patients find me through word of mouth, often having been recommended by someone they trust. I previously worked at Oxted Osteopaths and Dolphin House Clinic in Brighton, before relocating to West Sussex and establishing my current practice near Worthing.
What I Do
My work involves gentle, non-invasive techniques to help release tension, improve alignment and encourage the body’s natural ability to self-regulate. I offer support for:
- Babies with unsettled behaviour or feeding difficulties
- Children experiencing postural imbalances or tension
- Adults with ongoing aches, pains or restricted movement
- Older adults seeking gentle therapy for improved mobility and wellbeing
Sessions are calming, supportive and adapted to the needs of the individual — whether you’re seeking help with discomfort, tension, recovery from illness or simply looking to feel more balanced in your body.
My Approach
Though I’m no longer a registered osteopath, the principles that guided my osteopathic practice continue to inform my approach: I listen closely to the body, work holistically, and consider how all parts of the system relate to each other.
The techniques I use include those taught in undergraduate osteopathic training and postgraduate cranial and biodynamic courses. These methods involve subtle movements and touch, designed to work with — not against — the body’s natural rhythms and patterns of health.
How This Therapy Works
My approach is based on the idea that the structure of the body influences how it functions — and when things are out of balance, this can affect comfort, movement, and overall wellbeing. By gently supporting the body’s natural alignment and rhythms, we give it space to settle, unwind, and restore.
Through observation, gentle touch, and listening to subtle changes in tension or motion, I work to support the body’s own ability to adapt and heal. This is a quiet, focused form of hands-on therapy, particularly suited to those who prefer a more sensitive or calming experience.
This kind of work is helpful at all stages of life. Some people come to me with pain, others with fatigue, emotional stress, or simply a sense of being “out of sorts.” Each session is tailored to what you bring that day, working with your body — not against it — to help you feel more comfortable in your skin.
Local Support in Worthing, Ferring & Goring-by-Sea
I’m based near Worthing and welcome patients from the local areas of Ferring, Goring-by-Sea, West Worthing and the surrounding parts of West Sussex. If you’re looking for a cranial or musculoskeletal practitioner close to home, I offer a calm, one-to-one environment with personalised care.
A Note on Registration
I was registered with the General Osteopathic Council in the UK for 23 years. I made the decision to step away from the register in good standing, choosing to reduce my working hours and focus on a simpler, more independent way of practising. Under current legislation, I am no longer able to use the protected title ‘osteopath’.
However, I remain committed to the same high standards of care, professionalism, and therapeutic skill that have always shaped my work and I continue to be fully insured.
Get in Touch
Appointments by telephone arrangement only. Please see below for telephone number.
Email for general inquiries. Please see below for email address.
Based near Worthing, serving Ferring, Goring-by-Sea, and the wider Sussex area.