Anything ranging from chronic pain to milder day-to-day stiffness and aches, you can rest assured knowing you’re in the care of a true expert who has consistently streamlined the recovery process for countless patients for over 12 years.
My clinic doors are open to anyone seeking relief from injuries, traumas and persistent aches and pains that linger in everyday life. Whether you require a strict rehabilitation plan following an injury, or a more routine maintenance massage to improve your general functionality and wellbeing.
Together we will work towards a reality of better health and vitality. Most importantly, we will be approaching this process in a way that minimises the likelihood of your injuries and discomfort returning.
My track record in getting incredible results for my patients is the reason I’ve been appointed as the Lead Therapist for Oxford City Football Club for over 5 years now.
My patients are consistently taken back when they experience first-hand the attention to detail I dedicate to every patient that walks into my practice.
Whether you've suffered a high-impact injury and require a strict rehabilitation program, or if you are after more general massage therapies for niggling aches and pains, you are in the right place.
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Sports massage focuses on optimizing performance, relaxation and relieving more general muscular aches and pains typically through a range of different soft and deep tissue massage techniques. Conversely, MSK injury rehab focuses on restoring function and mobility following a particular injury or trauma to the body.
I specialise in both approaches at my Oxford clinic.
I focus on tackling the root cause of your pain rather than merely masking your symptoms to bring about a more permanent solution for better health and functionality.
Your injuries and pains will be assessed prior to treatment in order to determine how best to tackle your health concerns. Treatments could include a mixture of soft tissue massage and deep tissue massage therapies along with Osteopathy and Physiotherapy techniques.
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