Simon graduated from the British School of Osteopathy in 2005 (now The University College of Osteopathy). He then later consolidated his training by completing a Masters degree in Paediatric Osteopathy in 2009.

Whilst Simon has a special interest in treating babies, children and both pre- and post-partum mums, he is also highly practised in treating people of all ages. He is strong in both structural and cranial osteopathic approaches and tailors his treatment style to suit the unique needs of each patient. He has a breadth of experience in treating a wide range of paediatric issues from the common, such as feeding difficulties, reflux, plagiocephaly [flat head syndrome] to many other rarely seen presentations.

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Simon first came to osteopathy after his daughter received osteopathic treatment following a difficult birth (ventouse).  the experience affected him as positively as it did his daughter, leading him to re-train and change his career to one that he now loves.

Simon has been a clinical tutor and lecturer since 2015. He works one day a week at the Osteopathic Centre for Children (the highly regarded charitable children’s clinic) where he teaches paediatric osteopathy to post graduate students.

As a lifelong Londoner, Simon lives in Brixton, has three children and has a rich and varied life experience which helps inform his practice. He is a keen commute cyclist and he enjoys the gentler things in life like cooking, reading and walking.