I became a Pilates instructor after years of regularly attending group classes and loving the method and what it did for me and my body. After the birth of my first child, I fancied a career change and chose to become an instructor. I trained, worked my little socks off, qualified and set up my own business.

Soon afterwards, I decided to train as a sports massage therapist. It felt like a natural progression; Pilates and massage complement each other in supporting movement and wellbeing. I am fascinated by anatomy and physiology, health and wellbeing, and together they just work for me. Again, I completed extensive training and eventually set up my own massage clinic.

I’m fortunate enough to work from home in my own purpose-built studio and clinic in Eversley, and I’m also active in the local community. I teach Pilates classes at the village hall, and I also teach and massage at local wellness events and businesses.

I adore training, so that’s continued over the years. I’m now a Level 4 qualified sports massage therapist and have recently completed training in microdermabrasion and microneedling, adding skin treatments to my clinic offering.

For me, skin health sits naturally alongside Pilates and massage. All three draw on my interest in how the body works and my enjoyment of helping people feel good in themselves. I take a thoughtful, informed approach to skin treatments, taking the time to understand your concerns, explain what’s involved, and choose an appropriate treatment together. I bring the same personal care and attention to every part of my practice.

I remain fascinated by and very passionate about what I do 🙂