For as long as I can remember I have always had a curiosity, natural instinct and empathy for working with and looking at how, as human beings, we interlink and relate to each other; how and what provides us with the tools we use to develop and create our environment and quality of life; and alongside this a natural enthusiasm for sharing my understanding with others.

Having gained my teaching Certificate of Education in 1985, followed by a City & Guilds Training and Development Skills Assessors award in 1995, I now find myself in a skilled position through knowledge, practice and personal experience to be able to teach and share my life’s observations with people who are interested to know themselves and how they flow in the energy of life and with this comes the realisation that I will always be a student of life with its many twists and turns.
 
I have studied and worked in Homeopathy for over 9 years, with personal illness being my first experience of how Homeopathy can be a life transforming process. I studied in the idyllic surroundings of The Lake District and graduated with the qualification of Member of The Lakeland College in July 2001.

I then completed a post-grad certificate of Integrative Homeopathy at ‘The Integrative College’, in Lancaster in 2003, where I am now part of the teaching team for the Foundation and Diploma courses in Homeopathy.

With a continuing interest in bodywork I completed a one-year body psychotherapy course in June 2005, attaining a diploma in Embodied-Relational Therapy, followed by the advanced course in September 2006 and I am now qualified as an ERT therapist.

As well as a Homeopathy and ERT practice in Richmond, North Yorks I now also run a practice in Blackburn, Lancashire.