My own interest in healing began through mindful movement practices such as Qigong and Yoga. I found that both helped to ease tension, improve body awareness and create a greater sense of balance. However, some persistent health concerns remained, which led me to explore other therapeutic approaches. It was through experiencing acupuncture myself that I noticed a meaningful shift in my wellbeing - and this ultimately inspired me to train as an acupuncturist.

I went on to study at the School of Scientific Oriental Medicine and Acupuncture, where I trained in a traditional approach that places careful physical examination at the heart of treatment.

Rather than relying solely on symptoms, I assess the body’s channels through gentle palpation, particularly along the arms and legs and, where appropriate, the back and abdomen. This hands-on approach helps me identify areas of tension, sensitivity or imbalance and develop a treatment that is tailored to the individual.

Over time, I have refined my sense of touch so that treatments can be focused and precise. My aim is to use only the minimum number of needles, creating an experience that feels considered, gentle and personalised.

Whether you are seeking support with persistent pain, tension, stress or simply looking to improve your overall sense of wellbeing, acupuncture can offer a calm and thoughtful way of working with the body and supporting its natural capacity for regulation and recovery.