Emma qualified as a Physiotherapist in 2007 with a first class degree from The University of Birmingham. As a student and junior Physiotherapist, she was inspired by senior colleagues and quickly developed a specific interest in neurological rehabilitation. Emma has worked with a wide range of neurological conditions across acute, outpatient, and community settings in both the NHS and private practice.

Emma is an avid learner. Her observations about the importance of the mind / body connection in rehabilitation, alongside her own experience of a committed yoga practice led her to complete a yoga teacher training in 2016. Since then, she has continued to explore the power of breath awareness and mindful movement with clients at different stages of their rehabilitation.

Emma is also a passionate teacher. In 2022, she took up a lecturing role at City St Georges University, London. This permanent role changed to an associate role when she relocated to Bath in 2026. Alongside this, she teaches accessible yoga classes and contributes to anatomy teaching on yoga teacher training programmes.

Emma enjoys working with people of all ages and backgrounds and is continually inspired by the resilience and determination of those she supports.

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