My Story

Since I began in the student clinic, where my first patient was trying to conceive and my second was struggling with gynaecological issues, I knew reproductive health was an area that both excited me and felt important.  

Treating reproductive health quickly became a passion of mine, as I felt I was able to give women and men the time, attention and information they perhaps hadn’t been provided elsewhere. As I learnt more about the science of fertility I found that I was able to fill important gaps in the knowledge of the people I was treating, ultimately giving them more autonomy over their reproductive health, as well as the support from the needles.

​Being able to provide women and men with answers and information about reproductive health is something that feels very important and I am honoured to be able to do.

​Even when treating someone specifically for fertility it's crucial I still dig into their other health systems, to treat them as a whole. This is why I split my time between a fertility specific clinic and a general health clinic. Although I particularly love helping people with reproductive health, as I feel there is little other support for them, I still treat, and enjoy treating, general health conditions.