I am an Osteopath, Holistic Pelvic Care practitioner, lecturer, researcher and creator and host of «The Soft Rebellion Podcast». And, I am a woman who suffered from an eating disorder for many years and found healing through movement, body awareness and uncovering the creative power of my menstrual cycle.

I initially trained as a dancer in Denmark and the Netherlands. During this time, I encountered many somatic practices, in particular the Alexander Technique and Ideokinesis which continuously taught me as a facilitator the art of creating space and finding ease in movement by using images and imaginations.

The wish of engaging my hands in care for others led me to gain a Masters` degree at the European School of Osteopathy. I later gained a diploma as a specialist paediatric Osteopath from the Osteopathic Center in London, trained as an Infant Feeding Coach and deepened my studies of anatomy at the University of Edinburgh. I also studied with the Sutherland Cranial College and the biodynamic pathway of Osteopathy. I use a range of osteopathic approaches in my treatments, with a particular interest in biodynamic cranial osteopathy. Although I treats patients of all ages, I have a particular interest in the osteopathic care of children, babies, and women across all ages and menstrual stages.

My passion for the female body, the menstruating body, the body with a womb, led me to qualify as a Menstruality Mentor through Red School UK, as well as to train as a Holistic Pelvic Care™ practitioner with Tami Lynn Kent.

I am strongly committed to promoting education about pelvic health and providing preventative support that helps women and menstruators reconnect with their pelvic space, natural cycles, and creativity.

I am currently working on a doctorate thesis exploring the practice of Menstrual Cycle Awareness through the moving body and dance at Goldsmiths University in London.

I am practicing in private clinics in North and South East London, as well as I’m offering online session and home visits.