Emma's journey into Chinese Medicine began at age eleven after an Acupuncture treatment for a horse-riding injury. This experience sparked her interest in meditation and yoga, which she has practiced for over 3 decades and taught for nearly two.

Since 2011, Emma’s studies have focused on anatomy, the human body and Chinese medicine. Her Yoga teaching specialises in the embodiment of the inner map of the channels and how to feel this landscape of inner quiet.

In 2020, she studied Acupuncture with Dr. Dan Keown, exploring the intersection of Western and Eastern medicine. In 2022, she expanded her skills in Tui Na (Chinese massage / Acupuncture without needles) with Sarah Pritchard, emphasising a spiritual approach to healing. She continues to study with Sarah today.

Emma is both gentle yet persistent, possessing the ability to awaken the body, spirit and mind. Her hands and needles work in harmony, bringing life and communication to our most distal parts, easing pain and limitation, assisting the body in its totality to restore balance.

Through her unique approach, she guides clients toward their natural state of health and well-being.