My journey into sound healing and bodywork began after the passing of my best friend and the mother of our children. Her loss profoundly changed my life and set me on a path of seeking answers that extended far beyond conventional understandings of health and healing.

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I found myself asking why this could happen to someone who lived a seemingly healthy life. More importantly, I wanted to understand what I could do to create a healthier future for our children and to support others in living with greater wellbeing.

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That search led me to explore the fields of epigenetics, the emerging insights of quantum physics, and the healing potential of sound, vibration, and frequency. These studies transformed not only my understanding of the human body, but also my outlook on healing itself.

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I completed a Diploma of Sound Healing through Kyela College of Sound in Perth, where I discovered the profound ability of sound to calm the nervous system, restore balance, and create space for the body’s natural healing processes.

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Alongside this, I earned a Diploma of Remedial Massage and completed further training with Melbourne Muscular Therapies, developing hands-on skills to relieve pain, improve movement, and support the body’s structural health.

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Today, Close to the Bone is the culmination of that journey. It is a place where science, skilled bodywork, and the therapeutic power of sound come together.

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My work is centred on treating the whole person - not just the symptoms - creating a safe, welcoming space where people can reconnect with themselves, release tension, and support their own capacity to heal.

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Every person’s story is unique, and so is their path to wellbeing. It is a privilege to share in that journey and to offer care that is thoughtful, respectful, and grounded in both professional training and lived experience.