THE TEAM

Danielle established Toll House Clinic in 1995. She has gained over 37 years of experience in treating all musculoskeletal conditions and sporting injuries using traditional physiotherapy and acupuncture. Her friendly and approachable manner is followed by all the therapists in the team. Patient care and consideration is of utmost importance to Danielle and she is proud to work with an excellent administration team and therapists.

Fiona joined Toll House Clinic in 1997, moving from a senior role within the NHS. With over 30 years of clinical experience, Fiona is a highly skilled and trusted chartered physiotherapist, specialising in spinal and orthopaedic conditions.

Fiona is particularly known for her compassionate approach and her expertise in supporting older adults, helping them remain mobile, independent, and confident in daily life.

Fiona’s clinical specialities include:

• Osteoarthritis management, with a strong focus on caring for elderly patients
• Physiotherapy following total hip replacement and total knee replacement, supporting safe and effective recovery
• Osteoporosis care, promoting strength, balance, and long‑term mobility
• Pregnancy related physiotherapy
• Assessment and treatment of dizziness from BPPV using the Epley manoeuvre
• Frailty, helping reduce falls and maintain independence
• Chronic pain management, including tailored coping strategies for long‑term pain and dysfunction
• Home visits

Fiona is fully trained in acupuncture and is a qualified member of the Acupuncture Association of Chartered Physiotherapists (AACP). Acupuncture may be incorporated into treatment where appropriate to support pain relief and recovery.

Fiona places great importance on the patient journey, ensuring every individual feels listened to, supported, and empowered throughout their treatment. Her approach combines clinical expertise with warmth, patience, and understanding — helping patients achieve meaningful improvements in movement, strength, confidence, and overall wellbeing.

If you’re looking for physiotherapy in Bristol, Yate, Chipping Sodbury, or the surrounding areas, Fiona offers expert care for post‑operative rehabilitation, persistent musculoskeletal conditions, and age‑related mobility concerns. Patients value her professional, compassionate, and reassuring manner, alongside treatments that deliver lasting results.

In her spare time Fiona enjoys walking and attends classes in ballet and tap.

TUES 8:30 – 1:00   Thurs 8:20 – 1:00       Fri 8:30 -1:00       Sat 8:30 – 1:00

Elaine qualified as a Chartered Physiotherapist in 1998, following her Sports Science degree She has worked extensively within the NHS and spent eight years with the Ministry of Defence, supporting the Royal Logistics Corps Rugby Union Squad and the Royal Artillery Downhill Ski Team. She has been a highly sought after member of Toll House Clinic since 2012. With decades of clinical and elite‑sport experience, Elaine is a highly skilled and trusted physiotherapist, specialising in sports injuries and rehabilitation back to full fitness.

Elaine is particularly recognised for her expertise in elite and competitive sport, having achieved over 20 international caps as a physiotherapist with the Rugby Football League and volunteering at several Commonwealth and Olympic Games. She has worked with the England Rowing Squad at Commonwealth Championships and supported GB Rowing Under‑23 athletes during high‑altitude training camps.

Elaine’s clinical specialities include:

• Sports injury assessment and rehabilitation
• Shoulder, elbow, wrist, dysfunction
• Lower limb biomechanics
• Return‑to‑sport and performance‑based rehabilitation
• Women’s health, including stress incontinence in athletes and during menopause

Elaine is fully trained in acupuncture and is a qualified member of the Acupuncture Association of Chartered Physiotherapists (AACP). Acupuncture may be incorporated into treatment where appropriate to support pain relief, recovery, and performance.

Elaine places strong emphasis on understanding the individual and their goals, combining clinical expertise with real‑world athletic insight. An accomplished athlete herself—having competed in rowing and sailing and completed the Clipper 09/10 Round the World Yacht Race—she brings a practical, motivational approach to care. You may even spot her at Chipping Sodbury Parkrun, often accompanied by her Cocker Spaniel, always happy to chat about any aches, niggles, or muscle strains.

TUES 2:00- 6:30     WED 8:15-1:00     THURS 2:00-6:30

Craig Barker’s journey into physiotherapy began after transforming his own health through exercise and nutrition, an experience that shaped his lifelong commitment to helping others improve their physical wellbeing. Since 2014, Craig has worked across both clinical and fitness settings, gaining extensive experience in the assessment and treatment of musculoskeletal conditions.

At Toll House Clinic, Craig provides tailored, evidence‑based physiotherapy, supporting individuals with post‑surgical rehabilitation, sports injuries, chronic pain, and movement limitations. His approach is focused on restoring strength, confidence, and long‑term function through carefully personalised treatment plans.

Craig’s clinical special interests include:

• Complex musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions
• Rehabilitation for athletes
• Management of arthritis, back pain, and shoulder dysfunction
• Pre‑ and post‑operative rehabilitation
• Strength and conditioning‑based recovery programmes

Treatment techniques Craig commonly uses include:

• Manual therapy, mobilisations, and manipulations
• Acupuncture and dry needling
• Therapeutic taping
• Strength and conditioning‑based rehabilitation
• Sports injury rehabilitation and return‑to‑activity programmes

Craig holds a BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy from UWE Bristol, an MSc in Nutrition, Physical Activity & Public Health from the University of Bristol, and a BSc (Hons) in Psychology. He is also certified in sports massage, manual therapy, kinesiology taping, acupuncture, and exercise referral for chronic conditions.

Craig is known for his warm, supportive, and patient‑centred approach, ensuring each individual feels listened to, supported, and empowered throughout their rehabilitation. He welcomes both self‑referred patients and referrals from GPs, consultants, and insurers, helping people move better, feel stronger, and achieve lasting outcomes.

 MON 2:00 - 7:00      THURS 2:00 - 6:30    FRI 8:30 - 1:00

Alison Staveley qualified as a Chartered Physiotherapist in 1997 from Southampton University. She began her career working within the NHS, followed by extensive experience with the Ministry of Defence, where she supported service men and women rehabilitating a wide range of musculoskeletal injuries, including complex and multiple traumas. Ali has been a valued member of the Toll House Clinic team since 2020.

Alison is experienced in the assessment and treatment of all types of pain, she is known for her gentle, intuitive, and holistic approach, helping patients feel engaged, confident, and supported throughout their rehabilitation.

Alison’s clinical special interests include:

• Persistent and complex musculoskeletal pain
• Arthritis and degenerative joint conditions
• Shoulder pain and rotator cuff injuries
• Jaw pain and TMJ dysfunction
• Paediatric and adolescent musculoskeletal conditions
• Pilates

Alison is a certified JEMS (Joanne Elphinston Movement Systems) practitioner, a rehabilitation approach focusing on posture, movement relationships, and efficient biomechanics. JEMS aims to restore “beautiful movement,” helping patients of all ages move with less effort and greater control.

She is fully trained in acupuncture and is APPI‑trained in Pilates , which may be incorporated into treatment where appropriate. Pilates is good for back pain and post op microdiscectomy recovery.Alison places strong emphasis on self‑management, empowering patients with the understanding and tools they need for long‑term improvement.

Patients value Alison’s calm, kind, and reassuring manner, alongside her ability to guide them towards freer, more confident movement and lasting functional change.

Ali enjoys walking with and training her two energetic Vizslas and stays active through a range of pursuits. She has previously completed sprint triathlons and a half marathon and continues to enjoy skiing and paddle boarding when she can. She has also been involved in youth and children’s work for many years at her local church.

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TUES 9:30-1:30          WED 9:30-1:20         THUR 9:20-5:20

Abi Cooper is a highly skilled Chartered Physiotherapist currently working as a Band 6 NHS Physiotherapist, alongside her role at Toll House Clinic. She holds a First-Class Honours degree in Physiotherapy from Cardiff University and is trained as a Pilates Instructor through the Australian Physiotherapy & Pilates Institute (APPI). Abi brings a strong combination of musculoskeletal (MSK) and pelvic health expertise to her clinical work.

Alongside her role at Toll House Clinic, Abi is employed by the Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust, where she works in pelvic health physiotherapy. She treats a wide range of conditions including pelvic floor dysfunction, and pregnancy‑related pain, while also supporting and mentoring junior staff and students.

Abi’s clinical special interests include:

• Pelvic health physiotherapy
• Musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions
• Pregnancy‑related pain and post‑natal rehabilitation
• Pilates‑based rehabilitation
• Evidence‑based exercise prescription

Abi has gained broad clinical experience across inpatient rehabilitation, stroke rehabilitation, and musculoskeletal outpatient care. She is experienced in managing complex cases, developing personalised treatment plans, and working closely within multidisciplinary teams to achieve the best outcomes for patients.

Abi is fully trained in acupuncture, is a member of the AACP, and values continuous professional development, having completed specialised courses and contributed to quality improvement projects within the NHS. Her approach is kind, engaging, and patient‑centred, with a strong emphasis on listening, education, and long‑term progress.

Patients value Abi’s warm, professional, and reassuring manner, alongside her commitment to helping them achieve meaningful, lasting improvements throughout their physiotherapy journey.

She has recently got married and enjoys coastal walks in Cornwall with her family and golden retriever.

MON 8:30 - 3:00       WED 2:00 - 7:00

Lee Watts is an experienced Chartered Physiotherapist in Chipping Sodbury specialising in musculoskeletal (MSK) physiotherapy and sports rehabilitation, with over ten years of clinical experience across both NHS and private practice. He is known for combining evidence‑based treatment with a practical, hands‑on approach to help patients recover from pain, restore movement, and return confidently to the activities they love.

As a Senior Physiotherapist and former Clinical Lead, Lee manages a wide range of MSK conditions. While he treats all areas of the body, he has a particular interest in shoulder injuries, spinal conditions and back pain, and knee and ankle rehabilitation, areas where he has developed advanced assessment and treatment skills.

Lee’s clinical special interests include:

• Shoulder injuries and dysfunction
• Spinal conditions and back pain
• Hip, Knee and ankle rehabilitation
• Sports injury rehabilitation
• Persistent musculoskeletal pain and mobility limitations

Treatment techniques Lee commonly uses include:

• Joint mobilisation and manipulation
• Soft tissue mobilisation and manual therapy
• Acupuncture for pain relief (AACP registered)
• Rigid and kinesiology taping
• Strengthening and exercise‑based rehabilitation programmes

Lee is known for his patient‑centred approach, taking time to listen, understand individual goals, and create personalised treatment plans. His focus is not only on short‑term symptom relief, but on building long‑term resilience, strength, and confidence. Friendly, professional, and committed to patient well-being, Lee takes pride in delivering treatment while ensuring his patients feel supported every step of the way.

Lee is passionate about helping people stay active and independent—whether you are recovering from injury, managing a long‑term condition, or aiming to improve everyday movement and performance

 MON 9:00- 6:00   TUES 12:30 - 6:30    WED  8:30 -5.00   FRI 1:30 - 7:00

Having trained and graduated from the Anglo‑European College of Chiropractic in 2003. Originally a Registered Nurse in Sweden and Norway, Katarina brings a strong medical foundation to her chiropractic practice. She has been a trusted and valued member of the Toll House Clinic team since 2005. Her excellent support, knowledge and clinical skills mean she is in great demand at the Clinic.

Katarina is known for her calm, professional, and reassuring manner, taking time to listen and fully understand her patients’ concerns. She works within NICE clinical guidelines and follows an evidence‑based approach, regularly liaising with GPs where appropriate.

Katarina’s clinical special interests include:

• Headaches and migraines
• Neck and back pain
• Spinal and joint conditions
• Lumbar disc issues and Sciatica
• Shoulder issues
• Postural and work‑related pain
• Care of older adults, pregnant women, and children

Treatment techniques Katarina commonly uses include:

• Chiropractic manipulation and gentle mobilisation
• Clinical acupuncture, dry needling
• Soft tissue techniques
• Exercise, stretching, and posture advice

Katarina places strong emphasis on patient education, empowering individuals to understand their condition and take an active role in their recovery. Patients value her thorough, supportive approach and treatments that lead to lasting improvement.

When Katarina isn't working, she is often mountain walking in the Scottish Highlands or in The Brecon Beacons with her husband Simon and Obi the Labrador. She is a keen trail runner and completed a mountain ultramarathon in the Peak District in 2023.

Tues 8:00-1:30            Thurs 2:00-7:00       Fri 8:00 – 11:00

Mike Clark qualified as a Chiropractor from the Welsh Institute of Chiropractic in 2004 and has been part of Toll House Clinic since 2013. He is fully registered with the General Chiropractic Council and has built a strong reputation for delivering effective, evidence‑based care.

Mike specialises in the treatment of neck and arm pain, lower back pain, and disc‑related conditions, with a strong focus on rehabilitation and long‑term prevention. Alongside chiropractic techniques, he is trained in dry needling, which can be used to reduce muscle spasm and support recovery.

Mike’s clinical special interests include:

• Neck and arm pain
• Low back pain and disc injuries
• Sciatica
• Muscle spasm
• Postural and work‑related spinal pain
• Rehabilitation and relapse prevention

Treatment techniques Mike commonly uses include:

• Chiropractic manipulation and mobilisation
• Dry needling to reduce muscle spasm and support recovery
• Soft tissue techniques
• Exercise, stretching, and posture advice
• Rehabilitation‑focused care to support long‑term spinal health

Mike is particularly experienced in supporting office‑based and sedentary workers, offering practical advice on ergonomics, movement, and strengthening to maintain a healthy spine. He is approachable, thorough, and always happy to discuss treatment options in detail with his patients.

In his spare time Mike enjoys a round or two of Golf and spending quality time with his young Son.

MON 10:00 -7:00         Fri 12:30–7.00

Charlotte qualified in 2020 as a Chiropractor with distinction. She is registered with the General Chiropractic Council. Her background in fitness, sport, and level 3 qualificication in personal training gives her a strong understanding of movement, performance, and rehabilitation.

During 2024 Charlotte came to Toll House from her previous London based Associate position. Charlotte is a lovely approachable person who provides time with her patients, creating individualised chiropractic care. She supports patients with pain relief, rehabilitation, and improved function. Her treatments are tailored to everyone’s needs and goals.

Charlotte’s clinical interests include:

• Back and neck pain
• Sacroiliac joint pain
• Sports‑related chiropractic
• Postural dysfunction
• Movement and performance‑based rehabilitation

Treatment techniques Charlotte commonly uses include:

• Chiropractic manipulation
• PNF and PIR active and passive soft tissue and joint release
• Medical Acupuncture OMT trained, Dry needling
• Rehabilitation exercises
• Taping

Charlotte takes a supportive and motivating approach, working closely with patients to help them move more freely, recover from injury, and return confidently to activity.

Outside of the clinic, she enjoys spending time with her family as well as Triathlons, cycling, running, swimming, and travelling, reflecting her passion for an active lifestyle.

WED 1:30-6:00          Fri 1:00 - 6:00

Sophie Stockdale qualified as a Podiatrist from the University of Huddersfield in 2014 and has been part of the Toll House Clinic team since 2015, offering Podiatry in chipping Sodbury. She is HCPC registered and a member of the Society of Chiropodists and Podiatrists, providing evidence‑based podiatric care for patients of all ages.

Sophie is highly experienced in the assessment and treatment of a wide range of foot and lower limb conditions, with expertise in minor podiatric surgery, including the surgical treatment of ingrowing toenails. Her calm, professional approach and technical skill help ensure procedures are carried out as comfortably and pain‑free as possible.

Sophie’s clinical special interests include:

• In growing toenails (including minor surgical procedures)
• Corns and calluses
• Verrucae
• Diabetic foot care
• Plantar fasciitis and heel pain

Sophie enjoys treating people of all ages and takes time to assess everyone thoroughly, providing clear explanations and practical advice to support long‑term foot health and mobility.

Patients regularly comment on Sophie’s reassuring manner and clinical skill. One recent review shared:

“I needed my big toenail removed and was very apprehensive, having had it done before on the other foot. Sophie’s manner and skill got me through the procedure so much easier than before. The recovery has been pretty much painless, which was a pleasant surprise.”

Through her combination of experience, compassion, and attention to detail, Sophie is a trusted and valued member of the Toll House Clinic team, helping patients stay comfortable, mobile, and confident on their feet.

WED  9:00 – 7:00

Pooja Sharma qualified as a Podiatrist in 2001 and has over 20 years of clinical experience, having worked extensively within the NHS before joining Toll House Clinic in 2023. She has been warmly welcomed by the local community and is valued for providing accessible, high‑quality podiatry in Chipping Sodbury, Yate and the surrounding areas.

Pooja has wide‑ranging experience treating patients of all ages, from paediatrics to vulnerable adults and individuals with complex diabetic needs. She is known for her friendly, patient‑focused, and empathetic approach, taking time to understand each person’s concerns while providing clear advice and practical solutions.

Pooja’s clinical special interests include:

• Corns and calluses
• Diabetic foot care
• Toe malalignment and pain management
• Plantar fasciitis and heel pain
• General toenail clipping and maintenance

Pooja is passionate about working collaboratively with her patients to relieve foot pain, improve mobility, and support long‑term foot health. She places strong emphasis on education, prevention, and self‑care, helping patients feel confident in managing their foot health between appointments.

Through her extensive experience, compassionate manner, and commitment to high standards of care, Pooja is a trusted member of the Toll House Clinic team, supporting patients to remain comfortable, active, and independent.

THURS  9:30 – 1:00

Claire Sokell is a highly experienced Massage Therapist and Yoga Instructor, offering a calm, holistic approach to care. She Graduated to Diploma level in 2017 following a 3-year course with the British Wheel of Yoga 

She has been a valued member of the Toll House Clinic team since 2009 and is an integral part of the clinic’s wellbeing services. Known for her gentle, caring manner, Claire ensures every patient feels comfortable, relaxed, and fully supported throughout their treatment.

Claire continually updates her skills and training in both massage therapy and yoga, bringing the most current and effective approaches into her practice. She believes strongly in treating the whole person, tailoring each session to meet individual physical and emotional needs. Her work is particularly beneficial for those experiencing stress, anxiety, tension, and stress‑related muscular pain.

Claire’s clinical and therapeutic special interests include:

• Massage in pregnancy
• Manual lymphatic drainage
• Holistic therapeutic massage
• Massage for stress and anxiety management
• Muscle tension and soft tissue release
• Relaxation‑focused treatments
• Yoga‑based support for wellbeing and mobility

Claire’s treatments combine skilled hands‑on massage with a calming presence, helping to ease muscle tightness while promoting relaxation and emotional balance. Each session is thoughtfully adapted to the individual, supporting both short‑term relief and longer‑term wellbeing.

Through her compassionate approach, extensive experience, and dedication to ongoing learning, Claire is trusted by patients seeking a gentle, restorative, and holistic massage experience at Toll House Clinic.

MON 9:30-1:30          TUES 9:30-12:40               FRI 9:30- 1:30             SAT By appointment

Josh Cook is a skilled Sports Massage Therapist with a strong academic and clinical background in sports therapy, rehabilitation, and performance support. He holds a Masters degree in Sports Therapy from the University of Gloucestershire and has been a valued member of the Toll House Clinic sports massage team since 2022, supporting individuals from everyday exercisers to competitive athletes.

Throughout his career, Josh has gained extensive hands‑on experience working in rehabilitation and sports clinic environments, where he assesses movement, supports injury recovery, and delivers sports massage with a strong rehabilitation focus. He has also worked pitch‑side, supporting athletes through pre‑match preparation, taping, massage, and injury assessment.

Josh’s clinical special interests include:

• Sports injury rehabilitation
• Muscle tightness, fatigue, and soft tissue pain
• Rehabilitation massage to support return to full fitness
• Strength‑ and movement‑based recovery programmes
• Performance preparation and recovery

Treatment techniques Josh commonly uses include:

• Deep tissue and sports massage
• Rehabilitation‑focused soft tissue techniques
• Corrective exercise strategies
• Post‑injury and post‑training recovery support

In addition to his clinical work, Josh has experience in performance analysis, having worked with Cheltenham Football Club, and as a personal trainer, developing tailored programmes to support recovery and performance. His additional qualifications include NASM Corrective Exercise Specialist, First Aid for Football, and specialist taping certifications.

Josh is known for his approachable, professional manner and his ability to adapt treatment to everyone’s activity level and stage of recovery. Whether supporting injury rehabilitation or relieving muscular tension, his goal is to help clients move better, recover effectively, and return to peak performance.

MON 2:00-7:00    THURS 2:00-6:30    FRI 2:00 - 7:00

Emma Sykes is a highly skilled Sports Massage Therapist with an extensive clinical and sporting background. She qualified with a BSc (Hons) in Sport and Exercise Therapy from Coventry University, where she developed a solid foundation in anatomy, biomechanics, trauma management, and sports massage. Emma is registered with the Sports Therapist Association (STA) and holds additional qualifications in pregnancy massage, dry cupping, and dry needling for trigger points.

Emma has extensive hands‑on experience working with sports teams and athletes, including pitch‑side support, injury management, soft tissue treatment, and rehabilitation planning. Her professional experience includes working with teams and athletes such as the England Women’s Rugby team, Surrey Cricket, the All Blacks and Springboks Rugby team, Jacksonville Jaguars NFL team. She has had seasons as Lead Therapist for Chippenham Town FC Men’s First Team and Academy, overseeing rehabilitation and match‑day medical support.

Emma’s clinical special interests include:

• Muscle tightness, fatigue, and soft tissue injuries
• Pregnancy massage
• Post‑injury rehabilitation and recovery support

Treatment techniques Emma commonly uses include:

• Sports and deep tissue massage
• Dry needling and dry cupping
• Soft tissue mobilisation
• Corrective exercise and rehabilitation planning
• Taping and strapping

Emma is known for her strong communication skills, empathy, and ability to adapt treatment to everyone’s activity level and goals. Whether supporting athletic performance, injury recovery, or general wellbeing, she takes a proactive, professional approach to care.

Emma has been a hardworking, dedicated and valued member of Toll House Team since 2023, welcoming all those enthusiasts of Chipping Sodbury and Yate looking for sports massage nearby and is an excellent therapist.

Outside the clinic, Emma enjoys staying active, exploring the outdoors with her two Labradors, and playing football—currently featuring in centre midfield for Royal Wootton Bassett Ladies—reflecting her genuine passion for sport and movement.

TUES  1:20 - 6.30       WED  1:30 -  6:00   THURS  9:00 - 1:30

Jasmine is a dedicated Physiotherapy graduate and Sports Massage Therapist, bringing together strong clinical knowledge, hands‑on hospital experience, and a genuine passion for helping people move better and feel stronger. She graduated from London South Bank University with a BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy and is also qualified in Level 3 ITEC Sports Massage.

Jasmine has developed a solid clinical foundation through experience across a wide range of hospital and outpatient settings, including Major Trauma and Orthopaedics, musculoskeletal outpatient services, community neurology, acute elderly care, cardiothoracic ITU, and postgraduate outpatient physiotherapy practice. This varied background allows her to deliver physiotherapy‑informed sports massage, tailored to everyone’s needs.

Jasmine’s clinical special interests include:

• Sports injury recovery and rehabilitation support
• Neck, shoulder, and back stiffness
• Gym‑related muscle tightness and fatigue
• Desk‑related and postural aches and pains
• Event preparation and post‑event recovery

Treatment techniques Jasmine commonly uses include:

• Targeted sports massage techniques
• Muscle tension and soft tissue release
• Physiotherapy‑informed assessment
• Movement and mobility support
• Clear aftercare and self‑management advice

Jasmine’s approach is not just about relieving tension, but about understanding why pain and stiffness occur and addressing the underlying causes. She is known for her calm, reassuring manner, clear communication, and focus on long‑term results rather than short‑term relief.

Patients value the time Jasmine takes to truly listen and understand their goals, whether returning to sport, training comfortably, or simply moving through everyday life with less pain and greater confidence.

WED 8:30 -11.30  ALT SAT 8:30 - 1:00

Helena Dawson is an experienced Reflexologist and holistic therapist, with a background in complementary therapies spanning over a decade. She was introduced to reflexology in 2004 during pregnancy, where she experienced its benefits first‑hand. This positive experience inspired her to pursue formal training and build a career supporting others through holistic care.

In 2011, Helena continued her professional development, adding Reflexology to her existing Reiki Master qualification. Since then, she has completed further training in Indian Head Massage, facial reflexology, nerve reflexology, sub‑fertility and maternity reflexology, vertical reflex therapy, and reflexology lymphatic drainage. She has been part of the Toll House Clinic team since 2017 and has developed a loyal following of clients who value her nurturing and supportive approach.

Helena has experience supporting people living with cancer and has experience as a therapist volunteer at a Macmillan Centre in Bristol. She now volunteers at Penny Brohn, bringing compassion, sensitivity, and professionalism to her work. Each year, Helena also supports WaterAid and St Peter’s Hospice, generously offering free treatments at the clinic to help raise charitable donations, reflecting her strong commitment to giving back to the community.

Helena’s therapeutic special interests include:

• Hand, fascial, and foot reflexology
• Vertical reflex therapy
• Reflexology supporting conception and fertility
• Reflexology lymphatic drainage
• Reiki
• Indian Head Massage
• cancer care
• Menopausal reflexology
• Aromatherapy

Helena offers individualised treatments or combinations of therapies, tailored to each person’s physical and emotional needs. She uses a holistic approach, treating the body as a whole. Her calm, nurturing manner helps clients relax deeply while supporting balance, wellbeing, and recovery.

FRI 2:00 - 5:00   ALT SAT  8:45 -1:00