I continually aim to work with respect, care, and boldness, to create spaces where everyday lived difference can be integrated to shape authentic ways of thinking and being.

I am UK based working in person, online, and internationally.

Therapy | Cultivating Connection

My talking therapy practice involves working with the body. I work with clients to discover their capacity, attunement and stability to respond to inner experiences and external events with more awareness. In exploring their subjective experiences they can become less of a surprise to themself.

My approach is relational and integrates embodied existential understanding and working with how past experiences are present in the here and now. I welcome people who identify within minority groups or who experience difference and otherness. I work with the layers of lived otherness and difference.

As a therapist, I  am a member of British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP), adhering to their ethical framework and professional standards. I have an enhanced DBS check. I have been a therapist with national and local community organisations, and have experience in mental health NHS services. 

Feldenkrais | Integrating Movement

Over 11 years my practice has evolved significantly to reflect my personal and professional interests and commitments. I have a lively practice of teaching Awareness Through Movement classes and workshops, and Functional Integration (individual hands-on sessions), all of which I enjoy immensely. Being an Feldenkrais Practitioner I have taught Feldenkrais in Cambodia, Australia, France and the UK.

I work with young children, teenagers and adults. I have worked with music and video DJs with neck injuries and aching arms, people with a long-term pain, disabled and non-disabled dancers, wheelchair users with cerebral palsy and neurological conditions. Physiotherapists and Osteopaths, and professional musicians. In recent years I have worked with therapists who engage with Feldenkrais as a way to look after themselves. Arriving in my practice are people finding their way as they navigate stress and bodily responses to trauma.

I enjoy the creativity and openness of working with young children and teenagers in both my private practice and as a Practitioner in a special needs secondary school. This part of my practice has created opportunities to design and teach workshops for adults who live and work with children who require support because of health, medical or learning needs. The workshops are designed for adults to learn about movement and development. I have be a panel member and facilitator on two Feldenkrais Summits (Future Life Now, USA). I mentor practitioners who work with children or, who would like to start working with children.

I’m an experienced practitioner on the London Training. In 2026 became an Assistant Trainer.

I'm a member of the Feldenkrais Guild UK (FGUK), subscribing to their code of ethics, holding full insurance and current DBS clearance. I was a FGUK Board member as the International Representative and social media co-manager.

Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, Access

My specialism in equity, diversity, inclusion, and access (EDIA) developed originally from barriers I was encountering in my everyday life relating to ableism and passing. These experiences became a foundation of wanting to do better, so I started to facilitate EDIA workshops in 2009, nationally in the UK and internationally. For many years I worked the mainstream, inclusive and disability dance, theatre and live art sectors. I move to working alongside organisations and individuals in counselling training, creative health supporting social prescribing (charity and NHS), and the international Feldenkrais Community. My approach to work is in creating space for deepening learning to clarify the nuanced, intersections that welcomes inclusion and asks what shifts when we exclude to include. In 2024 I stopped facilitating stand alone workshops.