Rachel (she/her) is a holistic body practitioner from Angourie, a small surfing village on the East coast of Australia. Her childhood years were spent submerged within the vastness of nature that surrounded her. This played a core part in her beliefs as a biodynamic therapist. This close connection with nature has influenced her captivation with anatomical structures, animal and human behaviour, underscoring a profound comprehension of the interplay between the intricacies of human nature and the natural world.

She has been a practitioner since 2005 with 18 years hands on experience working and studying in Australia, Denmark, The Netherlands and Germany. Rachel's entry into this field was fuelled by her quest to understand and overcome her own chronic pain and trauma. Frustrated with the limitations of allopathic medicine, she took the initiative to expand her knowledge by extensively studying the modalities that played a pivotal role in her personal healing journey.

Rachel specialises in the treatment of chronic pain and trauma, focusing on both physical- and psychological-based therapies that work with the body’s emotional intelligence and own healing abilities. She weaves her years of knowledge and experience into her practice, making her qualified to treat victims of assault, abuse and trauma, with special considerations* made for BIPOC and members of the LGBTQIA+ community, as well as refugees and others affected by war. 

Rachel moved to Europe in 2014 and has been permanently based in Berlin since 2019.

A message from Rachel:

”Based on my personal experiences and observations within the communities around me, I’ve come to understand that those who require treatment the most are often the ones least able to afford it. That’s why I am committed to offering treatments on a sliding scale specifically catering to individuals within marginalised communities and those directly affected by the repercussions of war.”