Prior to becoming an Osteopath, I was a keen down hill skier, recreational cyclist and football and rugby player until injuries blighted me and this in turn opened my eyes to osteopathy.

I chose to become an Osteopath and enrolled at the British School Of Osteopathy in London, Europe’s largest and oldest osteopathic school. During my four-year degree I was lucky enough to spend time working in the School’s expectant mother clinic, sports clinic, and outreach clinic in a local retirement home in South London, as well as becoming the head of the sports department for the student Union for a Year.

Since qualifying in 2003 with a Bachelor of Osteopathy Degree I have worked at and run successful clinics in the Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire areas within the UK that dealt with injuries from runners to football and rugby players to Dancers and may more. I gained vital experience when working as the osteopath & the touchline support for Hertford Town Football club. This has provided me with a wealth of experience when it comes to sports injuries and treatment, along with a broad experience in treating any other musculo-skeletal complaints including those suffered by pregnant women and those suffered by the elderly too.

In early 2011 the Osteopathy4All clinic was founded by myself and established in Douglas where I have lived for the last 12 years.

PRACTICE HOURS : Osteopathy4All is open Monday to Saturday with evening appointments available on most days. In cases of an out-of-hours emergency, we operate a message service, which is checked regularly.

CLINICS :Osteopathy4All has 2 clinics, one in Douglas and one in Ramsey.

REGISTRATION : We are registered with the General Osteopathic Council who regulates the practice of osteopathy in the United Kingdom. We are also members of the Institute of Osteopathy.