Joe is a practitioner of Cranio-sacral therapy, registered with the Craniosacral Therapist Association, an acupuncturist and also an advanced paramedic. He has studied with the College of Cranio-Sacral Therapy founded by Thomas Attlee, the first established in the UK.

Joe has entered the world of complementary practice in 1999, when he started studying Traditional Chinese Acupuncture with the Oxford Brookes University. Since 2005 Joe has practiced complementary therapies part-time, alongside his paramedic profession.

Joe has been the director of the multidisciplinary Southgates Complementary Practice Ltd from 2002 to 2016. He has also worked as a lecturer for the Anglia Ruskin University, in a GP surgery in Cambridge, as well as for the London and East of England Ambulance Services.

Joe has an empathic and holistic approach to his patients. He has developed refined listening skills, both verbal and through his hands. He believes that constant communication between patient and practitioner creates a powerful intention that is essential in dealing with the troubling symptoms.

Joe is committed to his personal professional and spiritual development, he is a practitioner of Bhakti Yoga, the Yoga of devotion, within the Hindu tradition. He has 2 Master Science in health care.