Please note all bookings are currently closed for the remainder of 2026. Please feel free to explore my site and read up about the treatments I offer in the interim. You can fill in this form if you’d like to be notified when treatments open again. Thank you so much for your understanding.
It started with a foot massage when I was 9 years old. I knew I wanted to give people that blissful experience, and so directly after school I did three years of intensive training at the Isa Carstens Academy in Stellenbosch, South Africa.
I began my career in health and wellness in 2000, focusing initially on practices within the beauty industry but while working internationally I was exposed to, and became passionate about, body work therapies. Working on yachts as a personal masseuse, I was requested to research pre-natal care – and this led to 9 years specialising in pre- and post-natal care massage, as well as doula services.
It started with a foot massage when I was 9 years old. I knew I wanted to give people that blissful experience, and so directly after school I did three years of intensive training at the Isa Carstens Academy in Stellenbosch, South Africa.
I began my career in health and wellness in 2000, focusing initially on practices within the beauty industry but while working internationally I was exposed to, and became passionate about, body work therapies. Working on yachts as a personal masseuse, I was requested to research pre-natal care – and this led to 9 years specialising in pre- and post-natal care massage, as well as doula services.
Over the past 24 years, I have mastered being able to hold space for people undergoing incredible shifts; such as the tumultuous journey into motherhood, the pathway through grief, and the return to physical wellbeing after injury and illness. I do this through a number of modalities: Auricular Acupuncture, SIPS (Stress Indicator Point Systems), Deep Tissue, Facial, Sports and Pregnancy Massage, Ashiatsu and Chi Nei Tsang, solution-based counselling, and Kinesiology.
I came to Kinesiology through treatment for my own injury. Immediately, I recognised that Kinesiology therapy would enable me to harness all my skills into one session to support people addressing physical ailments, mental wellbeing, hormonal balancing and spiritual development.
My career has unfolded organically through my unyielding curiosity and quest for new knowledge and skills. Now, with so many tools in my kit – and increased insight into how the body, mind, emotions and all-round energy work in tandem – I can create a session that is for my client’s highest good. And using Kinesiology muscle-testing bio-feedback, I know that what I provide in a session is the right one for my client.
I also know emphatically that my role is that of facilitator; to provide the kickstart and balances to empower a client to take steps ultimately to ensure their own, long-lasting healing towards complete wellness. There is a holistic approach to healing any and every discomfort/ disease/ ailment. It is usually a longer journey than the allopathic path but that is by design. It is the holistic practitioner’s responsibility to be current and clued-up, and to provide the best possible care for that person in that moment to the best of their ability.
The benefit of holistic therapy is that a person will get to know their authentic selves, desires/needs, core values and beliefs which, from my perspective, is the greatest gift of life – physically the body will catch up to the mind and soul … and that is true integration!
Healing is entirely possible but it isn’t necessarily as easy as we have come to expect from this microwave world we live in. It could be easier to stay in the dysfunctional pattern rather than seek change. That change requires redirecting energy and finding new contexts so that we can understand why we are the way we are and why we react the way we react (emotionally, physically and mentally). Having a steady source of grounding, comfort, and knowledge beside you on the ride, makes the road to wellness worth travelling.
All Kinesiology disciplines draw on Traditional Chinese Medicine therapies and techniques, and aim to discover over or under energy within the meridians, body and the emotions. Bio-feedback is used from the client’s body through muscle testing. Verbal and physical cues are given by the practitioner and the responses are used as data to determine the origin of the emotional, physical or mental imbalance, as well as which modality and correction is required. Kinesiology, working with the conscious and subconscious mind, deals with injuries, dis-ease, accidents and traumas by peeling back the layers to find the root cause. Kinesiology does not treat named diseases, nor does it prescribe.
Sessions are 90 minutes.
Pre- and post-natal massage is ideal to help a woman settle into dramatic physical, emotional and mental changes. Aside from the overall benefits of nurturing touch, appropriate massage techniques can reduce swelling, ease pre-existing structural issues and body aches. Post-natal massage helps a woman to reclaim her body, and can also aid with lactation. The techniques and products are 100% safe and clients are treated lying on their side.
Sessions are 60 minutes or 90 minutes.
Like hands and feet, the ear structure provides a map of the whole physical body. Making use of anatomical knowledge and key energy points as outlined in Traditional Chinese Medicine, Auricular Acupuncture involves stimulating specific areas of the ear related to a client’s issue, using fine needles.
With 200 points in the ear, it is beneficial for, among other issues, chronic pain, migraine, anxiety, insomnia, weight loss, substance use disorder, depression, digestive issues, and allergies.
Aside from the initial pin-prick, the treatment is painless.
Sessions are 60 – 90 minutes.
In Japanese, “Ashi” translates to foot and “Atsu”to pressure. Ashiatsu Oriental Bar Therapy, is a barefoot massage technique in which the therapist delivers deep, broad, consistent pressure using their feet and body weight. Working with gravity instead of against it, Ashiatsu adds compression and myofascial stretching into the mix. It is a soft tissue structural integration that realigns the body. Skeletal adjustments often occur during a session.
The myofascial stretching aids with relaxation of contracted muscles.
Sessions are 60 minutes.
Chi Nei Tsang (CNT) is also known as “abdominal chi massage” or “Internal organs chi massage”. It is a form of intense energy medicine from China that has been used for centuries to heal a variety of ailments by massaging the abdomen. This area contains what is known as the “second brain” – the enteric nervous system – which is responsible for many crucial functions such as digestion, immune response, and hormone regulation.
This system is often referred to as the “gut-brain axis” because of its close relationship with the brain. When our gastrointestinal system is not functioning optimally, it can lead to a variety of physical and mental issues. CNT can help to restore balance within the body by promoting improved enteric nervous system function. The practice aims to cleanse the body of toxins and negative emotions so that chi (energy) can flow freely for optimal organ function.
Sessions are 60 minutes.
Sport enthusiasts and physically active people often push their bodies to the end range, both in training and in performance.
Pre-habilitation massage is designed for injury prevention. It is particularly important to maintain healthy connective tissues and joints.
Re-habilitation is a post injury massage to deal with inflammation, to help realign bodies and to aid in the repair of connective tissues.
Sessions are 60 minutes or 90 minutes
End of Life Companion Doula services offer non-medical support to individuals and families as they work through a fatal diagnosis, the process of understanding death in a personal context, and facing the dying process.
All Kinesiology disciplines draw on Traditional Chinese Medicine therapies and techniques, and aim to discover over or under energy within the meridians, body and the emotions. Bio-feedback is used from the client’s body through muscle testing. Verbal and physical cues are given by the practitioner and the responses are used as data to determine the origin of the emotional, physical or mental imbalance, as well as which modality and correction is required. Kinesiology, working with the conscious and subconscious mind, deals with injuries, dis-ease, accidents and traumas by peeling back the layers to find the root cause. Kinesiology does not treat named diseases, nor does it prescribe.
Sessions are 90 minutes.
Pre- and post-natal massage is ideal to help a woman settle into dramatic physical, emotional and mental changes. Aside from the overall benefits of nurturing touch, appropriate massage techniques can reduce swelling, ease pre-existing structural issues and body aches. Post-natal massage helps a woman to reclaim her body, and can also aid with lactation. The techniques and products are 100% safe and clients are treated lying on their side.
Sessions are 60 minutes or 90 minutes.
Like hands and feet, the ear structure provides a map of the whole physical body. Making use of anatomical knowledge and key energy points as outlined in Traditional Chinese Medicine, Auricular Acupuncture involves stimulating specific areas of the ear related to a client’s issue, using fine needles.
With 200 points in the ear, it is beneficial for, among other issues, chronic pain, migraine, anxiety, insomnia, weight loss, substance use disorder, depression, digestive issues, and allergies.
Aside from the initial pin-prick, the treatment is painless.
Sessions are 60 – 90 minutes.
In Japanese, “Ashi” translates to foot and “Atsu”to pressure. Ashiatsu Oriental Bar Therapy, is a barefoot massage technique in which the therapist delivers deep, broad, consistent pressure using their feet and body weight. Working with gravity instead of against it, Ashiatsu adds compression and myofascial stretching into the mix. It is a soft tissue structural integration that realigns the body. Skeletal adjustments often occur during a session.
The myofascial stretching aids with relaxation of contracted muscles.
Sessions are 60 minutes.
Sport enthusiasts and physically active people often push their bodies to the end range, both in training and in performance.
Pre-habilitation massage is designed for injury prevention. It is particularly important to maintain healthy connective tissues and joints.
Re-habilitation is a post injury massage to deal with inflammation, to help realign bodies and to aid in the repair of connective tissues.
Sessions are 60 minutes or 90 minutes
Chi Nei Tsang (CNT) is also known as “abdominal chi massage” or “Internal organs chi massage”. It is a form of intense energy medicine from China that has been used for centuries to heal a variety of ailments by massaging the abdomen. This area contains what is known as the “second brain” – the enteric nervous system – which is responsible for many crucial functions such as digestion, immune response, and hormone regulation.
This system is often referred to as the “gut-brain axis” because of its close relationship with the brain. When our gastrointestinal system is not functioning optimally, it can lead to a variety of physical and mental issues. CNT can help to restore balance within the body by promoting improved enteric nervous system function. The practice aims to cleanse the body of toxins and negative emotions so that chi (energy) can flow freely for optimal organ function.
Sessions are 60 minutes.
End of Life Companion Doula services offer non-medical support to individuals and families as they work through a fatal diagnosis, the process of understanding death in a personal context, and facing the dying process.
Please note all bookings are currently closed for the remainder of 2026.
Please feel free to explore my site and read up about the treatments I offer in the interim. You can fill in this form if you’d like to be notified when treatments open again.
Thank you so much for your understanding.