I became interested in Chiropractic from a young age after seeing how much it helped my father, an ultra marathon runner. After high school, I began my studies and graduated from the University of Johannesburg at the end of 2003. My wife and I made the decision to move to England after getting married in 2004. Soon after passing the UK board exam, I worked in a busy practice in Ealing and subsequently ran a family practice in Tooting for 7 years before settling in at Chiro London in Waterloo.

Although I have a special interest in ergonomics and posture correction, I have a great deal of experience in treating patients of all ages with a wide variety of problems. I count myself lucky to be able to work in this profession and really enjoy being able to help my patients reach their health and treatment goals.

I enjoy cold water swimming and triathlon and I have competed in local and international competitions. I believe that this gives me an appreciation of how chiropractic can help those who want to participate in sport or exercise at any level.

I am fully registered with the General Chiropractic Council (GCC), and have recently completed a postgraduate Diploma in Sports and Exercise Medicine through the University of South Wales.