And this is how I found my way to Craniosacral Therapy…

Alongside my therapy practice, I work as a Stage Manager in Theatre, as well as having a background in Television Production.

So yes… I’m very comfortable in a slightly chaotic environment!  Theatre has taught me a lot about people. About listening carefully. About noticing what’s happening beneath the surface. About staying calm when everything around you is moving at a million miles an hour.

It’s also taught me how important it is to create a sense of safety and trust — to be able to hold a space where people can show up exactly as they are.

I bring all of that into my work as a therapist.

I’m naturally curious, warm and very much a people person. I don’t believe you need to arrive at your treatment feeling calm, centred or ‘together’. You can arrive exactly as you are.

Tired? Overwhelmed? Busy-brained? Emotional? Full of energy? Not really sure what’s going on?

That’s all welcome.

I’m passionate about making Craniosacral Therapy feel welcoming, inclusive and accessible to people from all communities and walks of life.

For me, it’s really important that you feel comfortable being yourself. There’s no judgement, no expectation and no need to perform.

Just you, as you are.

I also regularly volunteer with Kids On The Green, a Grenfell charity offering creative arts and holistic therapies to the local community.

Being part of this work is very close to my heart. It reminds me that wellbeing isn’t just about what happens individually — it’s also about connection, community, kindness and looking after one another.