​​Originally from Manchester, in the UK, I moved to France in 1997, originally following a very straightforward path: degrees in Law, French, and Translation, then years working in legal teams for global tech companies. 

I then moved to Ariège in the Pyrenees and continued to work remotely from the French Pyrenees. Let’s just say the mountains had other plans. Life there quietly pulled me in a new direction. Surrounded by wild nature and a vibrant community, I began training in meditation, therapeutic approaches, and eventually bodywork.

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I learned individually, but also through groups I created, circles I joined, and collective projects where we explored and practised together. Sharing the work in community became as formative as the trainings themselves.

One training led to another, and I realised this wasn’t just a side interest — it was reshaping how I understood people, myself, and what truly serves. I finally stepped out of the corporate world. Equipped, yes… but without a clear roadmap.

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And that’s when the path of somatic bodywork — especially fascia work — really opened up for me.

 

It felt like finding a language I’d been searching for: simple, direct, quiet, and honest. 

Today, this is what I do: I help people listen to their bodies in a way most of us were never taught.