I am a dedicated and compassionate registered nurse. Based in Inverness, located in the scenic Highlands of Scotland, I extend my expertise to patients across the country, ensuring those in rural areas receive the quality care they deserve.

With a passion for reproductive and hormonal health, I have a special interest in PCOS (now renamed PMOS), education about fertility awareness methods, and cancer treatment-induced infertility although my work extends throughout the infertility spectrum. My commitment to personalised patient care, combined with my extensive experience, ensure my patients feel supported and cared for in a holistic and empathetic way.

My work goes beyond clinical care; I actively engage in community outreach to raise awareness about reproductive health issues. As a yoga teacher, I also run local classes and have developed unique fertility and women’s health yoga plans which I offer to patients and students. My unique skill set, coupled with a genuine concern for my patients’ well-being, positions me as a trusted healthcare professional in the dynamic fields of oncology and fertility nursing. Which is both exciting and a real honour.

Outside of my professional commitments, I find joy in spending time with my husband, our small children and Bagheera the black cat. My connection with nature is important to me as I enjoy swimming in the local lochs, always with the aim of fostering a well-rounded and balanced lifestyle. At times more successfully than others! With a unique blend of medical expertise, yoga instruction, and a commitment to personal well-being, I stand up as a trusted healthcare professional making a positive impact on the lives of my patients.

I offer fertility consultations, patient advocacy and medical jargon support, cancer and fertility preservation support, holistic fertility debriefing, fertility Yoga and fertility MOT work.

I regularly study with professional CPD opportunities such as Royal College of Gynaecologist and Obstetricians and have experience working in clinical research.