About Me

I am a mother and grandmother, living and working from my home in beautiful South Devon, UK. Of mixed Irish and Mauritian ancestry, I travelled extensively before settling with my family in Devon.
My career began in the late 1980s at the Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel, where I lived and worked for four years alongside medical and nursing staff, gaining experience across many London teaching hospitals and access to the medical school library and anatomy labs. These formative years inspired a lifelong fascination with the human body and its mysteries. I went on to explore many traditions of holistic health while working as a physiotherapist in the NHS across a range of clinical disciplines, before retraining in Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy at the Karuna Institute in 2007.
I studied extensively with Franklyn Sills and Katherine Ukleja, and later had the privilege of assisting, teaching and being mentored by these elders in the field of BCST. I co-ordinated and led the BCST foundation training at Karuna Dartmoor, culminating in the graduation of our final cohort in June 2020. My love of travel has taken me to teach across Europe, the USA and South America.
My personal journey—including motherhood, relocation to Devon, illness, bereavement and shamanic apprenticeship—has deeply informed my understanding of healing and embodiment. I love creating spaces of potential, weaving together heart-centred presence, mindful awareness and a deep appreciation of the Intelligent forces and processes of Life.
I maintain a small, vibrant clinical practice when I am not travelling, which—along with my three grandchildren—keeps me grounded and nourishes my heart. At this stage of my life, I am deeply grateful for my teachers and love to share what I have embodied through my journey so far. I continue to learn through collaboration and through the group fields we co-create. When I am not working, I enjoy reading, walking in nature and making things with clay.