Before having Mila, I read someone’s birth story which said: “I worked hard for my baby’s birth” and I really feel I can relate to this statement. Not just during labour, but more so beforehand. So many people go into childbirth having not done any "work" whatsoever, and what with it being one of the biggest tests your body may go through, I have no idea why anyone wouldn’t read up on it! Even though it was my second birth, I still read the books and loads of positive birth stories online, listened to the hypnobirthing recordings, had some reflexology sessions, did colostrum harvesting, drank ..read more

I moved to Isleworth just before Christmas and have been spending the last couple of months getting the room ready for clients. It's a lovely bright and sunny garden treatment room which I am so excited to be working out of and hopefully I will be nice and busy in Isleworth! We were very sad to leave Hampton Wick but we needed a move as Albie, our 15 month old, was quickly running out of space.  The treatment room is partly ready, we are just waiting for the curtain which will be up in March. I have made a make-do solution for now though and have been treating clients in there already. G ..read more

After having a lovely long maternity break with my son Albie, I have returned back to doing what I love most! My treatment rooms in Putney and Isleworth will be open Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 9.30am-5.30pm. Get in touch if you would like to book yourself in ..read more

I found reading birth stories during my pregnancy really helpful in preparing me for labour so I wanted to share my own. I have included details of any practitioners I saw during pregnancy and books I read etc. at the end of the story. I had always planned for a home birth, as my sister and sister-in-law both had one, and it was an avenue I wanted to take as soon as I found out I was pregnant. I was lucky that my husband, Bill was always on board too. It helped that the home birth team at Kingston Hospital are absolutely fantastic.  I was lucky enough to have a very straightforward and ..read more

I will be off on maternity leave from 22nd October 2021 for the foreseeable future. I will definitely be back up and running once I've had the baby,  I just don't know how long it will take. If you would like to be kept in the loop then please join my mailing list for any updates.  Thanks, Georgie x ..read more

I hope you are well, and keeping as cool as you can in this heat! One tip from me to help keep you cool and sleep and night is to keep a damp flannel in the freezer and use it to cool you down during the night. I'm finding this is my saving grace at the moment and it stays nice and cold for a long time! Obviously most important is to stay hydrated during this heatwave too.  What with "freedom day" yesterday, I wanted to give you some updates on how this will affect my workspace: Masks- since masks have now become "optional", I will be asking that clients still wear them on arr ..read more

​I hope you are well and enjoying the good old British Summer that has finally graced us with it's presence! I'm heading down to Devon for a week off until 20th June, so will be off my emails until then. It's been pretty crazy since I reopened post lockdown in April so I'm looking forward to a break and to recharge my batteries. I am now 18 weeks pregnant, so feeling even more deserving of a holiday. Baby is due in November so I will just be playing it by ear in terms of when I can work up until- I'll just have to see how it goes! I will keep updating you via the newsletter though.  Ma ..read more

Finally the good news that I've been waiting for! I am able to reopen from 12th April, following the same precautions that I had last year. Clients will have to wear face masks during treatments, I will be wearing one too. I will be sending the risk assessment form the day before your treatment to make sure there is no risk to me or my treatment rooms. Payments will be online via bank transfer. Appointments will be spread out more to allow for cleaning and airing the room between clients. Get in touch now to book your appointment in and I look forward to opening my doors again in April ..read more

Similar to the last lockdown I will only be able to see a handful of clients during this time. The Association of Reflexologists have become slightly more strict in their advice this time round, suggesting that we may need to show a letter from a medical professional if we were to be checked by our local authorities as to why we are treating a client. I will only be able to see clients during this lockdown if they are coming to the Putney treatment room, and if they are having reflexology as part of a healthcare plan for a mental or physical heath problem. Essentially you may have reflexology ..read more

There have been some changes in the way this second lockdown will affect my business so please read carefully. I have now joined the CNHC (Complementary & Natural Healthcare Council) who have sought legal advice on whether complementary healthcare practitioners registered with them can remain open under the national restrictions. They have been advised that we are allowed to treat clients as long as you are coming for reflexology for an identified mental or physical health condition or injury that is causing you pain, or having an adverse impact on your mobility or your quality of life. T ..read more