I have dealt with back pain from my teens and I have had regular treatments for most of my life. I have tried a huge range of therapists and styles over the years, and that experience shaped what I value. Not quick fixes. Not “just go harder”. I wanted treatment that made sense, treated the whole body, and actually changed the pattern.

Finnish bodywork has given me the biggest shift personally. That is why I started studying it. At first, it was selfish in the best way. I wanted tools I could trust when my own back, hands, or legs were acting up, without having to fly back to Finland to get the kind of help I could not find in London.

A core part of my work is bringing two specialist Finnish modalities to UK clients: Traditional Kalevala Mobilisation Therapy (TKMT) and Neural Pathway Massage (NPM). As far as I am aware, I am currently the only practitioner in the UK offering either one.

Finland has created a few genuinely distinctive therapies with strong heritage, and TKMT and NPM are two of the standouts. They are not trend techniques. They are practical systems that treat the body as connected, and they can be surprisingly effective when someone has been stuck for a long time.

I work with people from a wide mix of backgrounds, from business owners and office-based professionals to clinicians, creatives, and active clients. Many of my regulars are golfers and runners who want to stay mobile, recover well, and perform consistently without the usual build-up of tightness.

Some clients come for mobility and recurring strain. Some want recovery and performance support. Some need nervous system downshift, better sleep, or a full-body reset after demanding months. If you have tried everything and still keep ending up in the same loop, Finnish bodywork is worth experiencing. Many London clients, including long-term deep tissue regulars, are surprised by how much can change when the whole body is treated as one system.