Having been a dancer from a very early age and a keen athlete in my youth, I have always had an interest in anatomy and physiology.  I began having massage treatments in my late teens to help with injury prevention as I began my professional dance and performing career.  I knew first hand how it benefited me, it kept me fit and healthy so I could perform to the best of my ability and most importantly injury free.

It was whilst I was performing in a West End musical years ago that I realised I wanted to learn another skill that I could use alongside my performing work and massage seemed like the obvious choice.  I have never looked back. 

I thought I would never find anything other than performing that I would feel truly passionate about, but I was surprised how much I enjoyed the process of helping somebody to feel better.  The body is complex and fascinating to work with, there is always a new challenge, new things to learn and always something to go away and think about. This is the beauty of a Sports and Remedial Massage.  It seeks to rebalance you, iron out the creases and allow your body to work at its best ability. As therapists we are trained to think outside the box, look at the body globally and decide the best type of techniques and choices to tailor treatment to the clients needs.