While Abbey doesn’t diagnose or promise specific outcomes, her integrative approach can support a wide range of experiences: physical, emotional, and energetic. You don’t need a label to know something’s not quite right. You just need space to listen, release, and reconnect.
Below are some of the common concerns clients bring to their sessions:
Abbey’s gentle techniques help settle the nervous system and support emotional regulation, even when your mind is racing.
Hands-on therapies like massage, Bowen, and Emmett can support movement, release, and reconnection to the body.
Techniques like Access Bars® and EFT Tapping can create spaciousness in the mind and help shift deeply held internal loops.
While not medical treatments, Abbey’s therapies can support balance, body awareness, and energetic flow across life cycles.
Abbey meets you where you are, with respect, gentleness, and full permission to take your time.
If any of the above feels familiar, please know you’re not alone. This work is here to support your body’s wisdom, in its own timing and way.
No. Abbey’s work doesn’t require (or replace) a medical diagnosis. Many clients come simply knowing they don’t feel quite right. You’ll be met exactly where you are, with compassion and without judgment.
Yes. Abbey’s integrative, intuitive approach is often supportive for people who haven’t found relief through conventional or single-modality therapies. Each session is customised, not a set routine, and tailored to what your body reveals on the day.
No. Abbey does not diagnose, treat, or cure medical conditions. Her work supports the whole person… body, mind, and energy… in restoring balance, regulating the nervous system, and reconnecting with inner resources.
That’s okay, you don’t need to have the words for it. Abbey is skilled at listening beyond the surface, sensing what the body is carrying, and gently supporting whatever is ready to shift.
Yes. Abbey’s work can complement other therapies beautifully. Many clients find that intuitive bodywork helps integrate emotional or physical healing they’re working on elsewhere. You’re welcome to share any context if you’d like.
You don’t need to know what to call it. You just need to feel ready to begin.
