Bio
Vicky qualified as a Massage Therapist in London in 2001. She is a passionate and committed massage therapist who believes in treating the body holistically as a unit. Within her treatments she strives to reach specific and personal targets for each patient.
Vicky has had years of thorough training and worked alongside some of the best in the industry in London, New Zealand and America providing deep tissue massage to a wide range of clients, athletes and patients suffering with neurological disabilities,
In addition to her expertise in deep tissue massage, Vicky has also undergone training in aromatherapy and assisted stretch therapy. Aromatherapy involves the use of essential oils to enhance physical and mental well-being, and Vicky incorporates these oils into her massages to promote relaxation and healing.
As an assisted stretch therapist, Vicky helps patients to improve their range of motion and flexibility through targeted stretching techniques. This can be particularly beneficial for athletes or those with mobility issues, as it can help to reduce the risk of injury and improve overall physical performance.
By bringing these additional skills and techniques to her practice, Vicky is able to provide a comprehensive and holistic approach to massage therapy. She is committed to tailoring each treatment to the individual needs and goals of her patients, with the ultimate aim of promoting overall health and wellness.
In her free time, Vicky is a keen hiker and has a passion for exploring some of the best hiking trails in the world. She has hiked through stunning landscapes in countries such as New Zealand, Switzerland, and Nepal, and enjoys the physical and mental challenges that hiking presents. As an avid hiker, Vicky understands the importance of maintaining physical health and wellness, and believes that regular exercise can be a great way to reduce stress and improve overall well-being. This passion for hiking also translates into her massage therapy practice, as she has a deep appreciation for the body’s ability to move and function at its best.