Rosie graduated from the Welsh Institute of Chiropractic in 2009, inspired to pursue this career path after having suffered a serious spinal injury at the age of 12 as a dancer, and chiropractic keeping her out of a spinal surgery.

During her degree, a shoulder injury from horse riding prompted her to look at more gentle approaches for helping people with healing in the body. This brought her to a career in Network Spinal Analysis (NSA), and one of only three individuals in the UK qualified in Balloon Assisted Cranial Adjustment techniques - Cranial-Facial Release (CFR), offering an integrated and unique approach to care, and optimisation of health.

Away from the clinic, Rosie enjoys working with human potential, from her interest in holding women’s circles, to transformational healing retreats, and immersing herself in nature as often as possible. She has a passion for working with sacred plants and traditional medicines, such as homeopathy and herbology.

By choice, Rosie is no longer registered in the UK as a chiropractor with the General Chiropractic Council, the British regulatory body for chiropractic.  I may not in the UK describe myself as a “chiropractor” (per Chiropractors Act 1994, s.32). While she is no longer registered with the General Chiropractic Council, her treatments continue to involve chiropractic techniques as part of an integrated approach to human potential coaching, for which she is fully insured.