I’m Jill, a practitioner and guide with over ten years of experience supporting women in Hampshire and North Devon.
My work is grounded in a clear understanding of how the body and nervous system hold lived experience. Long before something can be explained or understood intellectually, it is often expressed through tension, holding patterns, and subtle responses in the body. When these signals are listened to carefully and with skill, meaningful change becomes possible.
Many of the women I work with arrive feeling overwhelmed without fully knowing why. They often describe constant thinking, over responsibility, and a sense of carrying too much for too long. Their bodies may show this through tightness in the chest, throat, or abdomen, disrupted sleep, fatigue, or a feeling of being unsettled or depleted. There is often a sense that something is not quite right, even if it is hard to articulate.
This is where my work begins.
I work by noticing patterns beneath symptoms and listening to how the body and nervous system are responding in the present moment. Through years of clinical practice, I have developed a strong ability to interpret physical, emotional, and subtle cues that help clarify what is being held and what needs support first. This way of working has been shaped both by professional experience and by learning to slow down, observe, and respond rather than push or override.
I do not offer quick fixes. I work within a structured therapeutic process that supports the body, emotions, and nervous system together, allowing changes experienced during sessions to integrate gradually into everyday life.
During sessions, careful observation and skilled touch are used alongside approaches such as reflexology, energy work, sound, and intuitive interpretation. The work is responsive rather than routine, and is guided by what the system is showing rather than by a predefined method.
Over time, clients often notice changes beyond physical symptoms. This may include clearer boundaries, greater emotional steadiness, improved capacity to rest, and a different relationship with stress, responsibility, and self trust.
My clinic is a calm, contained space where there is no expectation to explain everything or to hold yourself together. My role is to guide the process with clarity and care, supporting your system as it begins to feel safer and more resourced.
If you are ready to better understand what your body and nervous system are communicating and to begin working in a more grounded, intentional way, you are welcome to book an Initial Consultation.



If you are considering working together, the first step is to book an Initial Consultation.
Sessions are available in Northam, Bideford North Devon. Within easy travel distance from Barnstaple, Bishops Tawton, Umberleigh, South Molton, Braunton, Croyde, Bideford, Abbotsham, Appledore, Westward Ho, Fremington, Instow, Bude, Exmoor and surrounding areas.
Everyone is different and the response to Reflexology can be immediate or sometimes take longer than one appointment, but often benefits can be seen after 4-5 sessions. Regular weekly treatments are best for the body properly beginning the self-healing process, and following an initial consultation I will suggest the number of Reflexology sessions I think we should undertake.
Reflexology sessions for individuals last 50 minutes and cost £60 per session. I also provide a limited number of appointments for those on low-income; contact me to enquire about availability.
Note that if you want to cancel an appointment I require 48 hours’ notice; otherwise you will still need to pay for any sessions missed. I accept payment in cash, by cheque or by bank transfer.
Reflexologists cannot claim to diagnose or cure, but during a treatment we get 'feedback' as to which parts of the body are working well and which are not. Sometimes Reflexology will highlight a specific area which is struggling or working hard to maintain your wellbeing; if a particular reflex point shows this kind of reaction I'll discuss it with you at the end of the session.
Reflexology is performed entirely on the feet, ankles or hands, so the most you’ll have to do is take off your socks and roll up your trousers! During the treatment the client lies on their back on a reclining chair, supported by pillows and covered with a soft blanket to keep them warm.
And don’t worry - reflexology doesn't tickle! Many clients come to me with ticklish feet or worried about their feet being touched, but find they can relax and enjoy the benefits of Reflexology.
You might find some areas feel sensitive to the touch, but Reflexology does not involve hard pressing in the way something like a sports massage might. As a therapist I will be aware of the status of your feet, noticing how they feel, the temperature and colour. All these things play a part in understanding which areas of your body - as reflected through your feet - require a bit more care and attention.
Not necessarily, but after an initial course of treatment many people choose to check in monthly for a top-up, to help maintain their general wellbeing, or as a scheduled 'de-stress'. Other clients will get back in touch if they start feeling aches and pains, arranging treatments as and when they need them.