Healing through touch
Find balance and relief for your body. Discover the many health benefits of manual lymphatic drainage.
I am a qualified Lymphoedema Therapist on a mission to improve people's quality of life through this powerful therapy.
Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) provides relief from inflammation, swelling, and discomfort caused by the buildup of excess fluid in the body. MLD treatment aids the body's natural healing processes.
MLD supports your lymphatic system before surgery and helps accelerate recovery by reducing swelling, bruising and healing time.
MLD can provide relief from chronic conditions like Lymphoedema, relief from ongoing pain and discomfort, and relief from tension and stress.
Everyone's road to recovery is unique. I work alongside you and your current healthcare providers to design a personalised treatment plan.
MLD's gentle, rhythmic movements reduce stress hormones while boosting feel-good chemicals like dopamine and serotonin, promoting better sleep and lowering anxiety.
Below is a brief overview of the principal treatments I offer. For a more detailed understanding, please visit my services page.
View All ServicesManual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) targets the lymphatic system using specific pathways to facilitate drainage into an area where the lymphatic system is functioning well. It uses light pressure and rhythmic touch to encourage fluid movement from swollen areas into functioning lymph vessels. MLD can help reduce swelling, improve circulation, and support the body’s immune function. MLD therapy is used to manage a wide range of health issues involving fluid retention, inflammation and immunity.
ViewCDT is a comprehensive treatment approach for managing lymphoedema and related conditions. This evidence-based therapy combines reduction and maintenance techniques, ensuring long-term success in managing your condition.
ViewMedical Lymph Taping involves applying specialised elastic tape to the skin in specific patterns to support lymphatic flow. The tape gently lifts the skin, creating channels that help guide excess fluid toward functioning lymph vessels and nodes.
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