Helping others has always been important to me, and it is this passion that drives my work in Podiatry.

I was born in Ireland, where I spent my childhood and teen years. In 2013, I moved to Edinburgh to study Podiatry at Queen Margaret University. I was quite an active student, becoming a Sports and Societies Officer, a role that built a solid foundation for my business development skills and has come pretty handily for my work at the practice today.

After graduating, I continued to develop my podiatry skills in various clinics until becoming part of Walk This Way’s team.

Caring for my patients gives me a great sense of accomplishment, especially when they leave the clinic with a bounce on their feet. Podiatry enables me to help customers overcome problems with their feet and mobility and improve their standard of living.

In my free time, I love sport. I am often found playing hockey either as a goalkeeper or as a forward. I have also been horse-riding for nearly 20 years. I have my own lovely horse and show jump regularly.

Outside of sport, I am typically Irish and love a sneaky break with a good cup of Barry’s tea and a biscuit. When I get to relax, I enjoy watching sport, particularly rugby, hockey or GAA (a very Irish sport) or immersing myself in a good superhero movie. My favourite superhero is Wonder Woman; she is empowering and always believes in people — two traits I find extremely important and relate to. Besides, who doesn’t love a female superhero?