My fascination with the mind-body connection began at Dartington College of Arts, where I pursued my first degree. During this time, I explored a variety of body-based practices that illuminated how our physical experiences are intricately linked to our emotions and overall well-being.
My professional journey began through personal healing and has evolved into a career that bridges academic inquiry with hands-on somatic work. I’m currently completing an MSc in Psychology and Neuroscience of the Mind-Body Interface at King's College London.
Each approach I use—whether somatic yoga, breathwork, or somatic experiencing—offers a unique perspective on how trauma and emotions are stored in the body and how they can be released.
My work includes the application of neuro biomechanics - bridging traditional movement practices with modern neuroscience to assess and target key areas of the nervous system that impact movement and daily functioning, maximising results for my clients.