From early on, I was drawn to understanding the human body and how it works. That interest led me to study Radiography, and I’ve now worked in healthcare for over twenty years. Over time, my curiosity expanded beyond anatomy and diagnosis to a deeper appreciation of how closely our bodies, emotions and life experiences are intertwined.

A postgraduate qualification in MRI strengthened my understanding of anatomy and complex health conditions. Yet it was through years of working alongside people — listening to their stories as well as observing their symptoms — that I became increasingly interested in the body’s ability to adapt, protect and, given the right support, find its way back towards balance.

My own health experiences deepened this understanding and led me to Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy. I was drawn to its gentle yet profound approach, and to the way it bridges modern scientific insight with subtle, attentive therapeutic work.

I trained in Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy with Body College and continue to deepen my practice through further study in areas including trauma, chronic health conditions, mother and baby work, and intergenerational patterns.

I work with babies, children and adults of all ages. My approach is gentle, thoughtful and client-led. I offer a calm, inclusive space where each person can feel safe, heard and respected — and where the nervous system can begin to settle. From that place of safety, the body has the opportunity to restore its natural rhythms and balance in its own time.

When we feel safe and heard, the body begins to settle and find its way back to balance.