With 25 years of dedicated service in the NHS, I have cultivated a wealth of experience and expertise in the healthcare sector. My journey in neurorehabilitation began in 2007 when I pursued advanced studies at London South Bank University (LSBU) and The University of East London (UEL). Throughout my career, I have contributed to the field by publishing one article in the Nursing Times and seven articles in the British Journal of Health Care Assistants, showcasing my commitment to sharing knowledge and best practices. Additionally, I have authored two teaching books, including an award-winning interactive workbook designed specifically for Health Care Assistants, which has been well-received for its innovative approach to education and training in this vital area.

I am dedicated to helping people with long-term health conditions through physiotherapy and hydrotherapy sessions. This therapeutic approach can significantly enhance a patient’s quality of life and promote their well-being. My experience in the NHS and neurorehabilitation provides a solid foundation for my current work.

As the CEO of Continuing Community Care, a registered charity, I am in a pivotal position to influence the lives of many. My leadership role allows me to implement innovative programs and provide essential services to those in need. This combination of extensive healthcare experience and charitable work can make a significant impact in any community.

ceo@continuingcommunitycare.org