Hi I'm Kate and I'm an advanced clinical massage therapist.
It is my mission to...
Because I believe that we should all be able to live our lives to the fullest.


I have been a massage therapist since 2021 and I specialise in the treatment of chronic pain. In my clinic, I work mostly with individuals suffering with a range of chronic pain conditions such as headaches, frozen shoulder, fibromyalgia, stress and anxiety, and old injuries as well as low back pain and tight necks and shoulders. This involves me using a blend of different massage techniques and working with my clients to achieve the health and wellbeing goals.
I have specialist skills in myofascial release (MFR), working with the jaw or temporomandibular joint (TMJ), hot stones and injury rehabilitation including strapping injuries and putting together a progressive rehabilitation program.
I work holistically and consider you as a whole person, not just your physical symptoms. If you come to me, we will work together as a team to create a plan that fits your needs and works for your lifestyle. Think of me as your biggest cheerleader!
My approach is completely bespoke to you and is evidence based.
Kate originally trained for her level 3 diploma in Swedish Massage and Anatomy and Physiology with the School of Bodywork in Exeter in 2019/2020. Soon after she returned to her studies with School of Bodywork and in 2022 received her level 3 diploma in remedial massage which includes deep tissue and sport massage techniques.
In the autumn of 2023 Kate completed her joint qualification with Jing Institute in Brighton achieving a level 5 in Advanced Clinical Massage and level 4 in Sports Massage. Bitten by the bug Kate then spent another 2 years with Jing Institute, learning more and completing her research project into how massage can help the wellbeing of sedentary desk workers. In July 2026, she finally achieved her BTEC level 6 in Advanced Clinical and Sports Massage.
The level 6 BTEC taught her how to work with a range of chronic pain conditions, myofascial release (MFR), orthopedic assessment and special testing to assess how pain is affecting the body, K-taping (for joint and muscle support and protection), and rehabilitation. She is therefore well equipped to support you through your pain or wellbeing journey.
For more information about Jing Institute and how you can find a Jing therapist near you visit https://www.jingmassage.com/
Kate has also taken on additional training in hot stones massage, advanced myofascial release, silicone cupping and work with the jaw (TMJ pain), and incorporates these techniques into her massages where they chosen to achieve the best results for you.


Kate believes in protecting everyone when it comes to choosing their massage therapist, and is committed to her long term continuous professional development. This is why she has chosen to be a member of the Association for Soft Tissue Therapists (formerly known as the Sports Massage Association or SMA), and is registered with the Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council (CNHC). These actions mean that she has signed up to a code of conduct and will uphold the highest standards within the industry.
Many providers of insurance and health care plans offer massage therapy as a benefit to your policy, these often list registrants of the CNHC as acceptable providers meaning you can take advantage of your benefit with me! Please check with your provider their requirements on memberships and treatment types before booking to avoid disappointment. I'm happy to help if you need clarification that this would be right for you.
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Kate grew up on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales with teacher parents and her big brother, and was always encouraged to follow her own path and to achieve her goals through hard work.
At school she showed an interest in physiotherapy and meteorology, both areas of study with a strong background in science. She went to Reading University to study meteorology, spending a year of this time studying in the USA at Oklahoma University. Her first career after student life saw her working as a full time meteorologist, working shifts for 9 years, so she truly appreciates all that comes with the territory of out of hours and night work. This was not a sustainable career for her and she decided it was time for a change.
Looking at her other passions -she is a keen gym goer and open water swimmer- she was drawn back towards the idea of physiotherapy but was unsure about the idea of returning to university; it was at this point that Kate discovered the wonderfully diverse world of massage therapy.
In 2019 Kate began her journey to becoming a massage therapist originally training in Swedish massage. The more she learnt the more she wanted to know, and in July 2026 achieved the UK's highest qualification in massage the BTEC level 6 in Advanced Clinical and Sports Massage with Jing Institute.
Kate describes herself as a 'body detective' and works to get to the root cause of your pain. She offers appointments based on massage time and each massage is bespoke to your needs and goals. She has a wide range of techniques and tools to draw upon to ensure that you get the best results possible whilst experiencing an enjoyable massage.
Kate is now happily settled and Devon, and loves how fast she can get to the sea, and how many amazing farms shops there are to visit!
In addition to training in the gym and open water swimming, Kate loves to bake, spend quality time with friends and family, play the piano and when she can, travel. She is a reluctant runner (and part of the tomato face club IYKYK), but refuses to stop trying as she believes it is an important life skill to have.











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