About Me

Even since my early education I have always had a fascination with human anatomy and physiology - how the body works, the different bodily systems and how they all integrate together. It wasn't until 2014, after working various different jobs, that I decided that I wanted a career that encapsulated this passion and I decided to revisit the desire I had after college - to study physiotherapy.

After some investigation it wasn’t long until I decided that this was the career for me and I enrolled in an Access to Higher Education Diploma and an NCFE Level 3 Anatomy and Physiology course in 2014/15, achieving a distinction grade in both. This allowed me the opportunity to study at King’s College, London, graduating with First Class Honours. During my 3 years at university I also managed to complete an ITEC Level 3 Sports Massage Diploma.

Since completing my studies, I write regular blogs on Physiopedia, a popular website for physiotherapists across the world. These range from providing tips and advice to new physiotherapy students, as well as critiquing the latest clinical evidence. I also edit content within the site to make sure it is accurate, up to date and thorough.

Away from the world of physiotherapy I enjoy keeping fit and participating in badminton, a sport I have played for 20 years. This has culminated in me playing on the national circuit, winning tournaments and achieving a national ranking of 40. As a result, I understand the fitness requirements needed at high level competition which will be transferable to my own clinical practice.