About Rose

Born in Yorkshire, Rose moved down to Kent when she was one year old and has lived there ever since. 

From an early age she took a keen interest in sport. Horse riding and Modern Pentathlon which involves running, riding,  fencing, swimming and shooting were her sports of choice. Rose was lucky enough to be put on the World Class Programme for Modern Pentathlon, a programme that identifies potential Olympic talent. Despite being national champion, when it came down to the choice between horses and pentathlon, horses won.

Rose began eventing when she was 14 years old and has been lucky enough to compete internationally as well as at Badminton Horse Trials in 2015 on her self produced mare Landine.

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Due to her love of sport Rose has always had a keen interest in the human body and the biomechanics behind how it works making osteopathy the obvious career choice for her. Rose pursued her interest in osteopathy by completing a masters degree at the prestigious European School of Osteopathy in Kent.

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Following on from this, Rose now enjoys working with both human and equine patients, with a real feel for treatments to enhance sport performance and to prevent injury. 

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Since 2018, Rose has also turned some of her attention to Pilates and is a strong believer of the effects it can have on pain management and performance in athlete.