I originally trained in Fine Art, completing a BA in 2004. After several years running an artist’s studio, I chose to deepen my long-standing interests in acupuncture, natural science, martial arts, and qigong by pursuing a career in East Asian Medicine.
I have now been working full time for over ten years as an acupuncturist, Chinese herbalist, and tuina practitioner. I hold a BSc (Hons) in Acupuncture and an MSc (Hons) in Chinese Herbal Medicine from the University of Westminster.
Alongside clinical practice, I spent five years teaching acupuncture students in the University of Westminster’s polyclinic and have also taught Chinese medicine theory and clinical practice. I am additionally qualified as a qigong teacher, integrating movement and breathwork into both my teaching and clinical approach.
Outside of clinical work, I enjoy cycling, playing music, and painting—practices that continue to inform how I understand movement, balance, and embodied health. I remain committed to ongoing professional development through continued study, practice, and reflection.