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“Your body is an intelligent system capable of change. My role is to support you in accessing your own capacity for healing.”

With over 30 years’ experience across health, social care, personal training, event management and wellbeing, Abigail has dedicated her career to supporting others. She began working in social services in 1993, specialising in autism and complex behavioural needs, and has consistently worked in people-focused roles since. Earlier experiences including volunteering with organisations such as Barnardo’s, Mencap, and the YMCA helped shape her commitment to compassionate, inclusive care.

Today, Abigail works primarily with professionals, including therapists and psychotherapists, offering trauma-informed, ethical mental health and wellbeing support. Her work integrates talk therapy, somatic practices, movement, guided meditation, and body-based therapies. She has a particular focus on supporting individuals experiencing chronic illness, stress, and trauma, and offers reduced-fee sessions to improve accessibility.

Abigail’s approach is informed by both personal experience and cultural heritage. Her maternal family are the Indigenous Tribe Biatah Bidayuh of in Borneo (formally known as the Land Dayaks), where traditional healing practices emphasise connection to nature through animism, shamans, high priestesses, touch, energy healing, spiritual connection and community care. Alongside this, her British father’s work in Western medicine as a Christian Missionary exposed her to a complementary medical perspective. This combination continues to shape her integrative, East-meets-West approach to wellbeing.

Her interest in holistic health deepened following her own diagnosis of functional neurological disorder (FND) in 2015. This experience led her to explore evidence-based approaches such as neuroplasticity, lifestyle and nutritional changes, and mind-body practices. Through her recovery journey, she developed a deeper understanding of the relationship between physical health, emotional wellbeing, and the nervous system.

Abigail brings empathy, lived experience, and professional training to her work. She aims to create a safe, supportive environment in which clients can better understand themselves, build resilience, and move towards improved wellbeing.