About Me

My interest in reflexology began years ago when I was away on holiday. I experienced such an improvement in my well-being after one treatment, and I wanted to find out more. I have been studying and updating my knowledge on reflexology ever since! I work from home in Wirral and am also mobile.  I work at Claire House Children’s Hospice and the Holistic Cancer Centre as a volunteer therapist.  I qualified with Centralia Reflexology Mastership Level 5 (CRM5), which is the highest level of reflexology qualification in the UK. I am a registered member of Professional Reflexology (PR), and the Association of Reflexologists (AOR) to fully support me, and my clients, in professional standards and procedures.

Working with subtle energy during reflexology sessions led me to pursue my interest in Reiki, at the Gaia School of Natural Health in Wirral. My Reiki qualification is verified by the Reiki Council, the UK Reiki Federation and meets National Occupational Standards. The years of training in Reiki has enabled me to enhance energy work during reflexology treatments. It can be a stand-alone treatment or combined with reflexology.

I care very much for each of my clients and am passionate about their well-being. At each session we chat about how you are, so I can ensure you get the most out of each visit.

I am always amazed by the positive effects I have seen from reflexology and reiki, but never surprised!

About Reflexology

‘See to the feet, my friend, and you have seen to the body.’
Outo, Japanese mythology

Using key pressure points on the foot or hand, reflexology increases blood flow and energy, which in turn promotes relaxation and enhances well-being. 

Reflexology relaxes the whole body, holistically and physically. A treatment will leave you feeling amazing. It may intercept the challenges within the body and bring relief from many health conditions. This is why reflexology is the most popular holistic treatment today.

Reflexology is not a new therapy, it has been around for thousands of years and was first brought to Britain in the 1960’s. There are now many different techniques of using pressure and touch to link to a specific area in the body, and knowledge is increasing rapidly.

Reflexologists do not diagnose or allege to cure medical conditions but treatments may help to alleviate symptoms of physical and mental trauma or stress, which can initiate homeostasis within the body.