Her vocation in bodywork and desire to see people functioning at their physical best has lead her to train in a variety of healing modalities, all of which spread different light and wisdom on the multi-dimensionality of the human body.

Her interest in yoga started as a desire to understand physical alignment from the inside out, and the practice of correct movement patterns that encourages joint congruence and mobility. The Rolf method with its emphasis on restoring alignment and movement through myofascial work is an extension of this, and a beacon of hope for all those whose physical bodies have been compromised by injury, trauma or vocation.

Her further studies of yoga in the lineage of Krishnamacharya have lead her to becoming a yoga Therapist with renowned Yoga teacher and Therapist Gary Kraftsow of the American Vini-yoga institute. Yoga therapy differs from the class approach to provide one on one personalised practical strategies for huge transformation physically, constitutionally, emotionally and mentally.

Formerly a professional classical musician, her interest in body work and natural health began whilst writing her dissertation on Stress and Relaxation, for her BSc in Human Sciences, University College London. Being a keen traveller, she has lived and worked in Europe, S-E Asia and Africa, and spent long periods in India,where she has been studying and practising yoga.