How I work
How I work: root cause, not band-aid.
No band-aid solutions. We find the structure that is actually holding the problem, and work on that.
Almost everything I do is hands-on: forearms, thumbs and elbows, working through the deeper layers of muscle and the fascia around them at a pressure you can breathe through. What makes the difference is not how hard it is but where it is aimed, which is why every session starts with an assessment — how you move, where it stops, what compensates — and why I then treat what I found rather than what hurts by default. Where a restriction is deep, long-standing and has already survived several rounds of hands-on work, I add a mechanical device to hold a depth and consistency hands cannot sustain for a full hour. That is a specialisation, not the standard session, and it is always steered by hands reading the tissue. Because a session is an hour a week at most, you leave with two or three minutes of homework that keeps the change from sliding back. And if what you actually want is a calm, unhurried hour, book a relaxing massage — that is a real treatment here, not a consolation prize.