I have been working as a holistic practitioner in Brighton since 2017, across a range of clinics, treatment spaces and private practice. Over time, I’ve developed a way of working that adapts to the individual while staying within the structure of each treatment.

No two sessions are the same. Some people come for purely physical support - for tightness and pain in their body - while others come for help navigating stress, emotional overwhelm, or a period of change. Often, it’s a combination of both.

I’ve always been drawn to movement and sports and understand how important it is to feel mobile and at ease in your body, while also valuing the role of rest, emotional wellbeing and the more quiet parts of life.

As a massage therapist and reflexologist, I’m comfortable working with both firm and gentle pressure, using a variety of techniques - from more clinical to deeply relaxing - depending on what your body responds to best. I pay close attention to pace and sensitivity, as for some people a slower, more gradual approach is what allows the body to soften and release.

Alongside bodywork, I offer Reiki and Tarot for those who feel drawn to a more subtle or reflective kind of support. My approach is grounded and collaborative, offering space to explore what may be unfolding without imposing meaning or direction.

Homeopathy forms another important part of my work. I offer consultations for adults at Floating Feather, taking a whole-person approach that looks at how patterns develop over time - physically, emotionally, and through longer-standing inherited tendencies.

My practice is informed by anthroposophy, alongside Jungian and intuitive ways of working. These aren’t ideas that need to be understood by the client, but they gently inform how I listen and respond.

My clients come from a wide range of cultural, religious and spiritual backgrounds. I welcome people of all ages, identities and life experiences, and aim to offer a space where you can feel at ease, supported and more connected to yourself.