As a lifelong athlete with a background in tennis, softball, and competitive netball at county, regional, and national levels, I’ve always been passionate about sport and performance. After sustaining a knee injury that sidelined me for a year, I took on the role of Welfare Officer for the University of Birmingham Netball Club. This experience gave me valuable first-hand insight into the psychological impact of injury — a perspective that now shapes my clinical practice with empathy and understanding.
My interests also extend to women’s health and supporting female athletes. I recently completed an MSc dissertation exploring menstrual cycle–related injury risk in female athletes, which I hope to publish soon. This research continues to fuel my commitment to empowering women through evidence-based, informed care.
In addition, I am preparing a presentation on menopause as part of my MSc studies, deepening my knowledge of another key stage in women’s health. Together, these experiences inform my holistic, athlete-centered approach to physiotherapy — one that combines performance insight with compassion and scientific understanding.”
A lifelong athlete with a background in tennis, softball, and competitive netball at county, regional, and national levels, I am deeply passionate about sport. After sustaining a knee injury that took me out for a year, I became Welfare Officer for the University of Birmingham Netball Club. This experience gave me first-hand insight into the psychological impact of injury, something I now carry into my clinical practice with great empathy and awareness. My passion also extends to women’s health and supporting women in sport. I have recently completed an MSc dissertation investigating menstrual cycle-related injury risk in female athletes, which I hope to publish soon. This area continues to drive my interest in empowering women through better-informed care. I’m also currently preparing a presentation on menopause as part of my MSc, furthering my knowledge in another key phase of women’s health. These experiences shape my holistic, athlete-informed approach to physiotherapy.
Clinical Interst
My clinical interests lie in women's health, particularly menstrual cycle-related injury risk and menopause awareness , as explored in my MSc dissertation. I’m also passionate about the sport sector, both professionally and as an active, sport-loving individual.
Experience
A recent graduate with a broad clinical placement experiences across MSK, surgical, respiratory oncology, palliative care and osteoarthritis-based research.
