For many years, I worked in Primary schools and found a real joy in supporting children and their growth. But deep down, I always felt like something was missing and that I hadn’t yet found my true purpose.

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That all changed when I experienced my very first gong bath during a Relaxation Retreat at The Tree in Rosedale, near Pickering. I’ll be honest, I was sceptical about whether I’d truly be able to switch off and relax. But the sound was absolutely out of this world. My body felt completely at peace, which is a rarity for someone like me who finds stillness a challenge. My mind felt clear, my thoughts lighter, and I walked away with a sense of calm I had never known before.

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When I later attended a local gong bath, it was like a lightbulb moment. I just knew I had to share this experience with others.

And so began my journey into sound healing. I trained with the wonderful Sheila Whittaker through The College of Sound Healing and met some incredible people who have become dear friends. I learned so much, not just about the power of sound and the gongs, but also about myself.

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I qualified as a Gong Practitioner in June 2021, relocated back to my beloved Yorkshire that September, and launched Blossom Relaxation in October 2021. A dream turned into reality.

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Today, I’m proud and honoured to hold regular monthly gong baths across several beautiful Yorkshire venues. I also support private events, retreats, and special occasions.

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I am currently expanding my sound offerings as I train in sound healing with voice, which I’ll soon be offering as a beautiful complement to my gong work.

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This September also marks the launch of Blossom Relaxation Rocks -a creative sister project focused on mindfulness through mandala pebble painting. I’ll be running relaxed and welcoming workshops that encourage creativity, calm, and connection, and I’ll also be selling my hand-painted pebbles as unique pieces of art and thoughtful gifts.

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Whether through sound, voice, or mindful creativity, my intention is to help you pause, breathe, and reconnect with the stillness within.