I graduated from the University of Westminster in 1999 after a 3-year honours degree in Podiatric Medicine. Previously I undertook a 1-year undergrad pre-med programme whilst living in the USA. I started work with the NHS to develop my skills and after eight years (and three children), left to concentrate on my growing private practice.

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I have a strong interest in complementary medicine and believe in treating foot conditions wherever possible, by natural means. By their very nature these tend to be more gentle than conventional podiatric treatment modalities but just as effective.

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Podiatry is a branch of medicine devoted to the study, diagnosis and medical and surgical intervention of disorders of the foot, ankle and lower extremity. Because the feet are complex and hard-working they are subject to many ills and provide early indications of many seemingly unrelated conditions such as diabetes, circulatory and neurological disorders, kidney problems, arthritis and anaemia.

 

As a healthcare professional I can keep you active and mobile, by diagnosing, treating and alleviating many foot conditions including;

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• Toenail issues; thickened nails, ageing nails, fungal nail infections & ingrown nails

• Corns and Callouses

• Bunions

• Foot pain

• Athletes foot

• Verrucae

• Blisters

• Chilblains

• Fissured heels

• Flat feet

• Heel pain

• Ageing feet

• Children's feet

• Gout

• Sports injuries

• Foot odour 

• Infections

• Runner's feet

• Prevent & correct deformity 

• Recommendations on issues including footwear, foot health or biomechanics.

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I continue my professional development (cpd) through seminars, webinars and events throughout the year.  I am a member of both the College of Podiatry and Health & Care Professions Council, (HCPC) who ensure rigorous standards in practice and ethics. I completed a 2 year postgraduate course in podiatric homeopathy at the Royal London Hospital for Integrated Medicine in 2018 to increase my knowledge in this field.

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