Our therapists

Amanda (Holistic Massage, Pregnancy Massage, Deep Tissue Massage, Indian Head Massage)

Having trained at the Maidstone School of Complementary Therapy, Amanda gained a Credit in the ITEC Level 3 Diploma in Holistic Massage with Anatomy & Physiology. As a result she is well equipped to deal with specific muscular/tension problems. Combining Swedish Massage with the Hands Free technique, she uses forearms and elbows as well as hands to enable her to get to deeper, more stubborn problem areas within the muscles.

Further qualifications enable Amanda to offer the Natural Lift Facial Massage, Indian Head Massage and Pregnancy Massage. The Natural Lift Facial Massage involves a sequence of massage techniques which act as a natural facelift with no need for surgery, helping to rejuvenate and lift the skin. This treatment improves the complexion, removes toxins from the face, prevents and reduces wrinkles whilst balancing the life force energy holistically, helping to improve overall health.

In Indian Head Massage, not only is the head and scalp invigorated, but tension in the neck and shoulders can also be alleviated. This is a 30 minute seated treatment where the client remains fully clothed. Amanda is fully insured and a member of the Complementary Therapist's Association.

Monica (osteopathy)

Monica has been practicing as an osteopath in Oxford and London since 2003 and is currently pursuing a Masters in Sport and Exercise Medicine at University College London.

Monica treats a wide array of musculoskeletal injuries and aches including low back pain, neurological symptoms, neck pain, joint problems, sports injuries and more.

Monica is passionate about the capability and movement of the human body, not just as a quest for fitness, but for the fuel and freedom it gives to the physical and mental aspects of one's being. This is transferred very much into her work, as she uses a wide array of appropriate treatment techniques to restore balance and maintain optimum condition. Education is also an important part of the Monica’s work, as she encourages people to experience their body as a unit of balance and function.

Monica has a speciality in sport, and she dedicates much of her time to establishing the smallest details of injury patterns.