18/02/2026
I’ve spent a lot of time recently thinking about what to call my work and how to describe what actually happens in my therapy room or classes.
Whether you are on my massage couch, on a yoga mat in my stretch class, or practicing breathwork with me, I’ve realised that at heart, I am a Somatic Guide.
Most of us live our lives from the neck up. We are constantly thinking about our stress, managing our to-do lists, and coping with our schedules, but our bodies are the ones actually carrying the load.
"Somatic" simply means of the body. As a somatic guide, I don’t just look at where you are tight; I help you listen to what your nervous system is saying.
It’s taken me a long time to master the skill of noticing when my own jaw is clenched and releasing it, or noticing when my shoulders have crept up toward my ears and allowing them to drop. I’m not here to "fix" you, because you aren't broken. I’m here to help you find your way back to a state of calm using tools you already have: your breath, your sensation, and your presence.
I bring all my training together to support you in three ways:
On the massage couch: For when you are too exhausted to move, and your body just needs a safe space to remind it how to let go.
On the yoga mat: Where we use slow movement and breath to pause and find space in the midweek chaos.
Through breathwork: Where a simple rhythm of breathing can settle your nervous system and give you tools to manage the "busy" every single day.
I’m so excited to be deepening this work. I’m currently in the middle of my Reiki Master training and about to embark on more Breathwork teacher training so I can bring a truly unique toolkit to everything I do.
It’s a mad world we live in; let’s work together to find some safe ground in it.