Reflexology has supported my own well being, during major life changes including my pregnancies, and during the transition from working at a children’s publisher to becoming a full-time complementary therapist. Reflexology can work on more than just a physical level, being supportive during times of stress and life changes. It has the capacity to cut through the tensions that people often hold in many parts of their body, allowing the body’s natural healing abilities to do their work.

I’m glad I am also able to offer Indian Head Massage and Reiki as therapies either separately, or in combination with reflexology. I feel both of these therapies are particularly useful for stress-reduction.

After several years of reflexology practice I decided to expand my skill base and trained in Cognitive Hypnotherapy and Neuro-Linguistic Programming. To be able to offer a multidisciplinary approach gives me a greater flexibility when assessing a client’s needs.

With all these therapies, you are working with the body’s natural resources – as a therapist you are acting as a guide in whichever way is suitable for each individual.

I am a full member of the Association of Reflexologists and the National Council of Hypnotherapy and abide by their codes of ethics.