My expertise was deepened with an advanced KaHuna bodywork qualification which refined my skills creating a space for emotional releases through the body and touch alone, deepening my understanding of the mind-emotion-body link. Realising that my natural inclination to support clients extended beyond the massage table, I transitioned into women’s health coaching. I loved working with women in this way and being able to hold space and facilitate new insights for my clients.

After several years in the field, I found that traditional talk therapy methods often fell short for clients grappling with deep-seated beliefs and traumatic backgrounds. As many of my clients began to explore intense emotional states, I felt a growing need to provide deeper, more specialised support.

Recognising the importance of body-centered therapeutic approaches, I pursued short-term training in Somatic Experiencing, where I discovered a profound passion for somatic-based therapeutic work. 

I am now, currently in the supervisory phase of an intensive three-year Hakomi Mindful Somatic Psychotherapy Professional Training. To deepen my knowledge, I have also completed Advanced Somatic Trauma Training through the Integrative Psychology Academy. This year, I am excited to also be beginning a Master’s degree in Process-Oriented Psychotherapy. 

These specialised trainings equip me with the expertise and sensitivity to engage with my clients’ most vulnerable parts, offering them the depth of care and understanding they truly deserve.