
I offer health and wellness therapies alongside yoga, supporting clients through a compassionate, reflective and personalised approach. My work draws on a range of therapeutic modalities, as well as my experience as both a practitioner and teacher, to meet each individual’s unique needs.
This approach is particularly beneficial for those living with chronic stress, whether experienced mentally or physically, as well as autoimmune conditions, fatigue-related syndromes and cancer. Clients and students often report feeling calmer, more grounded and mentally clearer following our work together.
If we have not worked together before, I recommend booking a session of at least 75 minutes. This allows time for a comprehensive consultation and ensures we can explore your needs and goals in depth.

Cost: £60 to £80

I teach a traditional form of yoga that integrates postures, breathing techniques and meditation. The practice cultivates awareness, helping us recognise what supports our wellbeing, what may need adjustment, and what is ready for change. This understanding also informs and enriches my bodywork practice.
Group classes are held online and are rooted in the spirit of yoga saṅga—a supportive community that comes together to practise, learn, and grow. Saṅga emphasises the value of connection, shared experience, and mutual support.
Although classes take place online, they are interactive and personal. We meet as real people, with opportunities to connect, talk and practise together in a welcoming environment.
If you would like to experience a class before committing to a term, please get in touch to arrange a trial session.

I work in partnership with Bosom Buddies Bristol, a charity that provides compassionate support for people affected by breast cancer. As part of this collaboration, breast cancer patients are offered complementary therapy sessions, free of charge, to help nurture their physical and emotional wellbeing throughout their treatment and recovery.
Anyone who has received a breast cancer diagnosis within the Bristol NHS Group (South Gloucestershire, Bristol and North Somerset) within the last three years is eligible for their voucher programme. Please contact Bosom Buddies direct to organise your vouchers: Bosom Buddies Bristol
Once you have your vouchers you can book your appointment or contact me if you prefer: Contact

3 day cancellation notice period: As many of the people I work with are managing long-term or fluctuating health conditions, I appreciate that appointments occasionally need to be changed at short notice. To balance this with the sustainability of my practice, I ask for a longer cancellation notice period than most practitioners.
This gives me the best chance of offering the appointment to another client. If I am able to fill the space, no cancellation fee will be charged. If the appointment cannot be rebooked, the full session fee may apply. I appreciate your understanding and support of this policy.
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