I’m grateful to have inherited a heart for massage and bodywork.

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As a second-generation Massage Therapist, I continued my father’s work after his sudden passing when I was just 19. What began as a legacy became a lifelong journey—one that has shaped not only the way I work, but the way I understand and connect with the human body.

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A lifelong love of sport—from netball, basketball and athletics to long-distance running, Roller Derby, waterskiing, paddle boarding and a few questionable surfing attempts—has given me plenty of first-hand experience with injury, recovery and the many ways the body adapts.

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Fractured femurs, dislocated shoulders, fractured ankles and my own experiences with neuromuscular and autoimmune challenges have each taught me something about the remarkable capacity of the body to repair, adapt and find new pathways to function.

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Through my own experiences, ongoing study and years of hands-on practice with elite athletes, office workers, trades people and individuals of all ages, I’ve developed a deep respect for the intelligence of the body and its ability to continually respond, reorganise and find balance.

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The human body fascinates me, its biomechanics, its function, its form and, perhaps most importantly, the relationship between all of its parts and finding ways to integrate the parts to re-establish flow.  

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My work is guided by curiosity, experience and a simple belief:

Your body holds the information.

 

My role is to listen, to feel and to work with what the body is communicating and to assist you in reconnecting with your body and finding your way back towards balance.

 

For me, bodywork is about connection. 

Connection to your body.
Connection to how you move and feel.
And connection to the information your body is continually giving you.

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