I love what I do and find it rewarding to help people release mental and physical tension. I enjoy the variety, as every client is different. Even when I work with the same person over many sessions, their needs and priorities often change.
I listen carefully and adapt my approach accordingly. My 25+ years of experience allow me to draw on a broad range of knowledge and techniques, adjusting the pace, pressure, depth and focus to suit the individual and what matters to them on the day.
I also pay attention to the details that can make a massage more enjoyable and effective. The peaceful, comfortable space means you can switch off for a while and have some quality time for yourself. I’ll adjust the pressure to suit you. Tell me if you are ticklish, if you love scalp massage, or if you can’t stand your feet being touched. I’ll make sure you’re comfortable throughout your massage.
My aim is to make the most of the time we have together and make each session as helpful and enjoyable as possible.
I’m a member of the Traditional Thai Yoga Massage Association (TTYMA) and the French Federation of Traditional Relaxation Massage (FFMTR). I have liability insurance.
I speak French and English.
I’ve always been active and have spent much of my life hiking, running, swimming, cycling and riding horses. In my twenties, however, my active lifestyle began to take its toll and I started experiencing recurring episodes of serious back pain.
Later, while working in an office, the pain began to affect my quality of life. I found it increasingly difficult to do the activities I loved, and long hours at a computer were uncomfortable.
I sought help and was fortunate to find an orthopedic surgeon who also practiced complementary therapies. Acupuncture and osteopathy helped me avoid invasive surgery, while changes to my posture, yoga and other approaches helped me better understand and manage my back.
This experience sparked a lasting interest in anatomy, physiology and body mechanics. I eventually retrained as a massage practitioner, initially to understand my own body better and ultimately to help others through massage.
Since then, I’ve continued to study and develop my skills, with training in the UK, France, Thailand and India. More than 25 years later, I’m still curious about the human body and continue to learn.
ITEC Diploma – Anatomy, Physiology and Massage (Swedish and Holistic Massage)
TTYMA Diploma – Thai Yoga Massage
VCTC Diploma – Indian Head Massage
Diploma – Pregnancy Massage
Diploma – Hot and Cold Stone Therapy
Diploma – Advanced and Deep Tissue Massage
Diploma – Traditional Thai Foot Massage
Certificate – American Council on Exercise Personal Trainer
Certificate – Lava Shells Massage
Certificate – Traditional Thai Yoga Massage – Relaxation
Certificate – Traditional Thai Yoga Massage – Advanced Techniques
Certificate – Traditional Thai Yoga Massage – Fieldwork
Certificate – Traditional Thai Yoga Massage – Western Therapeutics
Certificate – Dynamic Thai Massage (Osteo-Thai)
Certificate – “Nerve Touch” Traditional Thai Healing Massage with Medicinal Herb Pack Preparation
Certificate – Diagnosis and Treatment of the Neck and Thorax
Certificate – Diagnosis and Treatment of the Lumbar Vertebral Column
Certificate – Korean Relaxation
Therapeutic massage training with Ajarn Sinchai Sukparset (Master of Thai massage, trained and worked at Lerdsin Hospital in Bangkok)
Introduction to Reiki – Level I and II
BA Honors Degree – Psychology (University of Sussex, United Kingdom)
For your comfort, the massage table has an adjustable face cradle and arm support, as well as a heated underblanket.
All oils, detergents and cleaning products are organic and cruelty-free and respect the environment.
Regular clients benefit from generous loyalty and referral programmes.
Gift certificates are available to purchase online or in person.
For most of the year, the massage studio is open every day from 14:00 to 19:30, by appointment only. Booking is easy, either online, by email, text or phone.
French and English are spoken.