Throughout my life I often felt like an outsider and found it difficult fitting in. I was a highly sensitive child and have always felt things deeply. 

Over the last decade or so, I've been in a profound transformational process, which has included re-uniting with my birth mother (I was adopted). I have spent time with various meditation teachers and attended loads of retreats and online courses. I've also immersed myself in a variety of healing practices and therapeutic modalities, most importantly Craniosacral Therapy. This was a game-changer for me as I'd never felt such a deep sense of peace and wholeness following my treatments. I also found it fascinating and it led to me wanting to train formally in it. 

When I'm not in clinic, I enjoy spending time with friends and family, being in nature, dancing, playing music, and martial arts. 

Why TouchTones?

The name came to me out of the blue one day towards the end of my Cranio-Sacral Therpay (CST) training. I had been learning more about frequency, resonance and harmonics at the time, and I have always been deeply into music - I play the drums, guitar, piano, and I also love to dance. I had heard several people talk about 'feeling tones' and I loved the way the word 'tone' can be used in relation to the body, as well as in music and colour. 

The name TouchTones sounded like the perfect description for how, as a therapist, I tune in and listen carefully to the various qualities (tones) in the client's system, and how, by way of gentle touch and an attuned, calm presence, I facilitate a co-resonant field that then naturally starts to harmonize anything that is out of tune.