Kamaqua

31/12/2025

09/12/2025

❄️💧 Boost Your Serotonin This Winter with Watsu®

Winter’s shorter days and cold weather can lower mood and drain energy — but warm water can help lift you back up.

Watsu® therapy supports natural serotonin production by:
💧 relaxing the body in warm water
🌊 calming the nervous system with gentle movement
🤍 increasing feel-good hormones through nurturing, supportive touch

The result? You leave feeling lighter, calmer, and more balanced — exactly what we need in winter.

✨ Message me to book a warm, restorative Watsu session or give it as a present 🎁

21/11/2025

I always like coming to Scotland ! Despise the snow ❄️ People are very open and friendly ! You can tell by the way the practise in the water ! 💦

12/11/2025

25/10/2025

21/10/2025

🌊 After all that focused effort in the pool, a peaceful float helps the body and mind unwind. Floating is a beautiful way to support nervous system regulation and relaxation.

18/10/2025

🌊 Exciting News! 🌊

I’m thrilled to share that a new website — Kamaqua.uk — is coming soon! 💫

It will feature all my main areas of passion and expertise, including:
🏊‍♀️ Swimming lessons – helping people of all ages feel confident and capable in the water.
💧 Aquaphobia support – gentle, personalized approaches to overcoming fear of water.
🌿 Watsu (Water Shiatsu) – a deeply relaxing and therapeutic warm-water experience that promotes healing and wellbeing.

I can’t wait to bring these areas together in one beautiful space online where you can learn more, connect, and book sessions.

On a personal note, I’m also really enjoying my new studies, which are enriching my practice and inspiring new ways to share the magic of water.

Stay tuned — the launch is coming soon! 🌺

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I have spent half of my life in the water - I honed my swimming technique on a national level for 15 years before naturally going on to become a lifeguard, scuba diver, swim teacher and finally an Aqua Therapist. Following my empathy toward both people and nature, I have also studied Oceanography a....

02/10/2025

This morning in Great Yarmouth, I sat by the beach watching the waves roll in—endlessly moving, endlessly reshaping the shoreline. There’s something deeply humbling about being beside the water at the start of the day. The rhythm of the tide reminds us that life is never still: it flows, ebbs, and returns, always in motion, always in transformation.

In Liquid Listening, we often return to the wisdom of the water element. Water teaches us adaptability—it finds its way around obstacles, soft yet powerful, persistent yet yielding. It has the capacity to hold us, soothe us, and carry us into deeper states of presence and healing.

The waves themselves are a mirror of our own inner landscapes. Some arrive gently, like the steady breath of calm. Others crash with force, reminding us of times when emotions rise with intensity. Yet no matter their form, each wave dissolves back into the greater whole, teaching us the art of release and renewal.

When we connect with water—whether through listening, immersion, or simply sitting by the sea—we are reminded of our own fluid nature. The body, after all, is mostly water. To listen deeply is to return to that inner tide, to allow ourselves to be moved, nourished, and rebalanced.

Today, as the horizon stretches endlessly and the waves whisper their ancient rhythm, I’m reminded that water is both teacher and companion. It asks us to listen—not only with our ears, but with the whole body, the whole self.

16/09/2025

💧 The Memory of Water, Masaru Emoto & Watsu Therapy 💧

I’ve always been fascinated by water. Maybe that’s why I chose to study oceanography — to understand its rhythms, mysteries, and power on a scientific level. Yet beyond the currents and chemistry, I’ve also been drawn to water’s more subtle, almost spiritual dimensions.

One path that deepened this fascination was the work of Japanese researcher Dr. Masaru Emoto. In his experiments, Emoto exposed water to words, music, and even intention, then photographed the frozen crystals. Water influenced by love and gratitude formed harmonious, intricate shapes, while water exposed to negative words or harsh sounds appeared chaotic and broken. His findings remain controversial in mainstream science, but they invite a profound question: if water reflects energy, what does that mean for us — beings composed of about 60% water?

🌊 This idea finds a living expression in Watsu therapy.

Watsu (Water Shiatsu) is a form of aquatic bodywork performed in warm water, where the practitioner gently supports and moves the body in flowing sequences. In this safe, womb-like environment:
💧 Muscles release without resistance.
💧 The nervous system shifts into deep relaxation.
💧 Emotional patterns often rise and dissolve.

For me, the connection is clear: in Watsu, water doesn’t just carry your body — it carries intention, presence, and healing.

💙 As an oceanographer, I study water through data and currents. As a human being, I experience it as memory, medicine, and mirror. Both perspectives leave me in awe of its intelligence and its power to transform.


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