​My path to becoming a massage therapist wasn't chosen; it was forged through injury, frustration, and a life-changing encounter.

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After suffering two severe injuries in my kickboxing career, I faced years of arduous rehabilitation. It was a period defined by challenge and a desperate search for solutions. That search led me from Ireland to London for a specialized spinal realignment therapy. There, I met a man named Mahendra.

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Mahendra, who had been blinded by a severe injury decades prior, had mastered his craft entirely through touch. His skill was extraordinary, but his insight was even more profound. During our session, he posed a simple question that would alter the course of my life: "Have you ever considered training as a masseuse?"

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He saw a potential in me that I hadn't seen in myself and offered to be my teacher.

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Armed with this unexpected opportunity, I sought counsel. The resounding advice from physios and sports massage therapists was clear: "Give it a go." And so, my adventure began.

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I was not alone on this new path. My kickboxing club, my former coaches, and training partners became my first clients and my greatest supporters, offering their bodies and feedback as I honed my skills. I was also fortunate to receive guidance from dedicated local yoga instructors, deepening my understanding of anatomy and movement.

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What started as a personal quest for healing evolved into a passion for facilitating it in others. I found my new corner, not in the ring, but in the treatment room, helping fighters prepare for battle and recover from injury.

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The positive feedback from this community gave me the confidence to build something of my own. And so, The Remedial Massage Company was born.

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Today, I bring the discipline I learned in kickboxing, the perceptive touch taught by my blind mentor, and a deep personal understanding of injury and recovery to every session. I know what it's like to be in pain, and I know what it takes to get out of it.

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Let me help you on your road to recovery.