Camilla  [ bodywork & touch therapies, event management ]
BSc (Hons) Health Science - Therapeutic Bodywork, AAPA

Camilla is our multi-lingual* and highly skilled Therapeutic Bodyworker, who focuses on patient-centered care, both on physical and mental levels. She is known for being caring and supportive, as well as enthusiastic and motivating. Through the body she is able to address physical, emotional, energetic as well as environmental distress by choosing the appropriate mix of therapies from her unique set of integrated skills. Having spent her formative years (until late 20’s) moving around 4 continents has made her highly skilled at working around cultural barriers with ease.

After a BA (Hons) in fashion, and a career in the interior and graphic design world, she finally followed her true calling and focused on using her talents to help people improve their lives – starting with accomplishing Reiki levels 1&2 in the UK, as well as an Indian Head Massage certificate in India. Wanting to take her training to degree level, she went back to University and successfully completed her degree at the University of Westminster with a BSc (Hons) Health Sciences: Therapeutic Bodywork, as well as a post graduate diploma in Clinical Reflexology.

As a therapist her passions lie in facilitating a life with little or no obstructions, on a mental and physical level, by encouraging natural alignment and movement through releasing and strengthening the soft tissues in the body. Providing the individual with the opportunity to achieve health through awareness, connection, and improved movement patterns lies at the core of the treatment.

When she is not working as a therapist Camilla is a guest lecturer, researcher and clinical supervisor at the University of Westminster. She actively plans and arranges continued professional development seminars and has recently started developing a series of collaborative stress-management and self-care workshops for carers. Currently her main areas of interest are exploring trauma through the body, mental health issues, and the effect touch-deprivation has on children.

*that's truly multi-lingual. She is proficient in English and German, fluent in Dutch and Danish, and also speaks French and Swedish.