Dani brings a background spanning personal training, remedial massage, and energy modalities to every session. Pain was where it started, because it was the most obvious place to look. Over time, and across hundreds of sessions, it became clear that physical pain rarely tells the whole story. That understanding led her into the unconscious mind as well, working with patterns held in the body that have their roots somewhere deeper. The work now sits across both, because that is where the longer lasting results are found.
She works with a range of modalities, some of which are described below, applied intuitively depending on what each person's body and situation calls for.
Targeted massage that works to locate and support the source of pain, rather than simply easing the surface. Dani uses a range of techniques including deep tissue work, myofascial release, and trigger point therapy to address chronic tension, postural imbalances, and injury-related pain patterns.
Remedial work investigates why an area is holding in the first place. Whether that is compensation from an old injury, repetitive strain, or movement habits built up over years, the goal is change that lasts beyond the session itself.
Dani's background in personal training means she understands the body in motion, not just on a table, which changes what she looks for and what she finds.
Emmett Therapy is a gentle muscle release technique developed by Australian therapist Ross Emmett and internationally recognised for its effectiveness. It uses precise, light-pressure sequences on specific points across the body, working with the nervous system to help release deeply held muscle tension.
What makes Emmett different is that it is non-invasive and works with the body's own neurological pathways rather than forcing tissue change through pressure or manipulation. The touch is subtle, and many clients notice a response quickly, changes in range of motion, posture, or pain levels can sometimes be felt within minutes.
It is particularly valuable for people who are too sensitive for deep tissue work, those recovering from injury, and anyone whose body has been holding patterns for a long time without resolution through conventional approaches.
Scars are not just cosmetic. Whether from surgery, trauma, or accident, scar tissue forms three-dimensionally through the fascial network and over time that internal restriction can pull on structures nowhere near the original site of injury.
The McLoughlin Scar Tissue Release Technique (MSTR) is a gentle, evidence-informed approach developed specifically to address the physical and sometimes emotional effects of scar tissue. Using very light sustained touch, the technique works on the nervous system's relationship with the scar, working gently with both the physical tissue and the body's relationship to the injury.
Old scars, new scars, caesarean scars, appendectomy, laparoscopy, joint replacement. If you have scar tissue that you suspect is contributing to pain or restriction elsewhere in your body, this is worth exploring.
Raindrop Technique is a sequence developed by D. Gary Young combining the therapeutic application of Young Living essential oils with specific light touch along the spine. A carefully selected range of oils are applied in a precise sequence, each working with different parts of the body system as a whole, designed to support a sense of structural and energetic balance.
Working with the reflexology points on the feet and a feathering technique up the spine, the treatment moves with the lymphatic system before layering specific massage techniques to expand the muscles and release tension through the body as a whole. The cumulative effect may support gentle lymphatic movement, and alongside essential oils many people use to support general wellbeing, this treatment can feel deeply nourishing for the body's internal systems as it is for the nervous system. Clients often describe a felt sense of spinal ease and emotional settling that can stay with them well beyond the session.
Dani uses only genuine Young Living essential oils throughout this treatment. Raindrop is always offered as a standalone session, though some of the oils within it are drawn on during remedial massage when working with specific presentations.
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