ABOUT ME
ABOUT ME
Prior to training as a Craniosacral therapist, I had a long corporate career as a market research consultant. However, my interest in alternative therapies began decades earlier, when I was still at university. Over the years, I found myself drawn repeatedly towards this world, with several attempts to begin training along the way. The timing never seemed quite right, or perhaps I just wasn’t ready.
The connection between body, mind and soul became increasingly apparent to me through my longstanding practice of yoga. A quote on a wall of a studio stayed with me forever:
“Yoga does not just change the way we see things, it transforms the person who sees” - B.K.S. Iyengar
In many ways, this is also what craniosacral therapy did to me. It didn’t simply change my ability to understand intellectually, but deepened the way I listen – to myself, to others, and to what the body communicates beyond words.
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TRAINING & QUALIFICATIONS
I trained at the College of Cranio-Sacral Therapy in London, the UK's longest-running and most established college in this field. I'm registered with the Craniosacral Therapy Association and adhere to their Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice, with regular supervision and ongoing CPD.
My qualifications include:
🌿Fascial Unwinding (CPD) | College of Cranio-Sacral Therapy, London | 2026
🌿Diploma in Cranio-Sacral Therapy | College of Cranio-Sacral Therapy, London | 2025
🌿Certificate in Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology | College of Craniosacral Therapy, London | 2025
🌿Emergency First Aid at Work | Holos Healthcare & Training Ltd. | 2025
🌿MA in Economics (Hons), Bocconi University, Milan
MY JOURNEY
My life’s been eventful and dynamic from a very early age. Growing up between two countries, my native Greece and Italy, and being educated in an international school, I had to learn early on to adapt to change and how to interact with people from different cultural backgrounds. In my late teens, with a couple of study trips to the UK and Germany behind me, I decided that I was going to live abroad when I was older. I fulfilled my wish, and I ended up in London, seeking adventure and better career opportunities. I loved my new life and my job, but I quickly realised that it was tougher than I had anticipated. Over time, the increasing demands and pace of corporate life began to take their toll, physically and emotionally.
When eventually ‘life got in the way’, I chose to pause.
This is when I discovered cranio-sacral therapy or, I should say, when cranio-sacral therapy came to me. It soon became a critical source of support at the most challenging time of my life, helping me stay grounded whilst dealing with the emotional overwhelm of grief and exhaustion.
I remember being deeply moved by the possibility of supporting others in such a gentle and yet profound way. I soon realised that something very deep inside me had fundamentally changed. A corporate restructure opened the door to owning that feeling, and that’s when I decided to train as a craniosacral therapist.
Looking back, the transition makes more sense than it might appear - my work had always revolved around listening – to clients, colleagues, and the stories behind the data. Craniosacral therapy taught me a different kind of listening, one where you follow rather than lead, where the body sets the pace, and where your role is to hold space for others in a more profound way. More importantly, it deepened my understanding of myself and my appreciation for the body's remarkable capacity to adapt, protect and heal.
Today, this understanding informs the way I work – with presence, empathy and deep respect for each person’s individual journey.