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My journey into Craniosacral Therapy began after working for many years as a teacher, Head of Department, and Housemistress in one of the very few UK state-run boarding schools. I became increasingly interested in how the body holds and responds to stress, trauma, and everyday tension—not just physically, but emotionally too.

This led me to train in Craniosacral Therapy, a gentle yet powerful approach that helps support the body’s own healing processes.  I qualified as a Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapist in July 2012, after training with some of the UK's leading practitioners. Their knowledge and expertise has shaped the way I work today.

Clients often come to me looking for relief from headaches, stress, sleep issues, or the effects of injury and overwhelm. I provide a calm, respectful space for people to feel safe, heard, and supported—whether they’re seeking recovery, balance, or simply time to reconnect with themselves.

Craniosacral Therapy is suitable for people of all ages and from all walks of life. I bring both professionalism and compassion to my work, with a belief that even subtle changes can lead to meaningful shifts in health and wellbeing.

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I am a qualified teacher, I have an enhanced DBR and I am a certified First Aider. I am fully insured and a member of the CSTA and comply to their Code of Ethics and membership requirements. I am also a member of The International Affiliation of Biodynamic Trainings. 

From September 2022 - June 2024, I volunteered as a supporting practitioner in a new CST training programme with Circle Cranio. This opportunity has not only allowed me to update my skills and knowledge, deepen my understanding of this work, and absorb the invaluable knowledge and wisdom of Tracy Evans, Jo Coole and guest lecturer, Katheryn Ukleja; but it has opened up a whole new field of opportunities within this line of work.