I began my studies in Shiatsu in 2004 and continue to feel as passionate and interested in Shiatsu today as I did in my first class.

Since completing my Diploma in Shiatsu at the Glasgow School of Shiatsu, I have acted as an assistant to all three levels of the course and in 2015, after a further year of study, I was granted my MrSS T status (Teacher member of the Register of Professional Shiatsu Practitioners – Shiatsu Society). I feel privileged to be asked to share my knowledge with the students of the Glasgow School of Shiatsu.

I feel honoured to name Elaine Liechti, Vicky Smyth and Liz Arundel from the Glasgow School of Shiatsu among my teachers and I am also grateful for the input of Clifford Andrews and Akinobu Kishi to my work.

As well as teaching Shiatsu, I currently lecture in anatomy and physiology for the Complementary Therapies department at Glasgow Clyde College, where I regularly teach massage and aromatherapy introductory classes.
I have a keen interest in my own self development and find enjoyment in practising yoga, meditation and shodo.