Meet the team
Not only are all our practitioners experts in their fields with many years of experience, they are all fully qualified and members of their regulatory authority.
Sue Leach, founder of The Hub, homeopath
I came to homeopathy 21 years ago when my daughter was nine months old and I had mastitis. An NCT friend suggested homeopathic remedies and, well, I’ve never looked back – boob went from concrete solid, red hot raw and so painful I didn’t want my poor child near it to back in action within a day.
Mind/body therapies
Guy Blomfield, NIS
Guy Blomfield has been using NIS on a daily basis since 2002. He completed the NIS Masters in Munich in 2014.
Melissa Bradshaw-Weaver, LSHC RSHom, is a professional classical homeopath registered with the Society of Homeopaths. Melissa sought homeopathy to support her own recovery from ill health due to candida overgrowth in 2012 and was so impressed (and intrigued!) that she took her then six-year-old daughter for homeopathic treatment for her persistent ear pain. After overnight success she never looked back…
Passionate about health and wellbeing, Ally qualified as a therapeutic massage therapist in London 30 years ago and offers pregnancy massage and Indian Head Massage. After some health issues of her own which traditional medicine had not been able to improve, she turned to reflexology. After four sessions, her symptoms completely disappeared and she retrained, also in London, with the Association of Reflexologists.
Shelley Edwards, weight loss mentoring, NLP & Thai yoga massage
Shelley’s weight loss coaching and mentoring programme is about helping you to help yourself by gaining more knowledge about how the mind and body work – and learning that we actually can get in charge of our weight loss and fitness.
Sonja Gundry, sound therapy
‘To grow and flourish through sound’ is Sonja Gundry’s mantra. She is a qualified Therapeutic Sound Practitioner, member of the Therapeutic Sound Association (TSA) and one of the teaching team who trains sound therapists at The British Academy of Sound Therapy.
Sue Leach, homeopathy & food intolerance testing
I came to homeopathy 21 years ago when my daughter was nine months old and I had mastitis. An NCT friend suggested homeopathic remedies and, well, I’ve never looked back – boob went from concrete solid, red hot raw and so painful I didn’t want my poor child near it to back in action within a day.
Holistic nutrition works on the principle of using food as medicine. What we put into our bodies has an impact on how our bodies perform. Your body is amazing and has an incredible ability to heal but if you don’t give it all the nutrients it needs to do this and nourish and nurture its environment then it cannot do what it naturally is able to do.
Neena Saith, pranic healing
Pranic healing is a non-touch form of energy healing which can help with many conditions of the body and mind. Your energy system is the blue print to the physical body. As we go through life, the energy system can become congested with unhelpful energy arising from certain patterns, lifestyles or psychological changes resulting in certain ailments or conditions arising.
Kay Thomas, counselling
Kay is a person-centred counsellor who makes you the heart of the consultation, in an atmosphere of unconditional positive regard, with empathy at the centre of your work together. She believes people are free agents and have control over their choices and actions, and that an individual's free will enables their potential. She is BACP registered.
Classes
Hannah Bimpson, yoga
Hannah Bimpson came to teaching yoga from a background as a professional dancer.
‘Yoga has always been something that goes hand in hand with dance but my real love for it started around four years ago when I began taking regular classes. I soon knew it was something I wanted to teach and began working towards my teacher training. I decided that for me it was important to go to the root and study in India...
There is a powerful healing force in our understanding of our senses, environment and inner self. I began with a background in textile design, graduating from Central Saint Martins (1st BA Hons), which allowed me to expand upon my natural fascination with colour, texture and materials. Then, having completed my 200-hour yoga teacher training this year, I am now holding hatha yoga classes and one-to-one yoga sessions to work on a more personal, customisable yoga practice for the individual.
Shelley Edwards, yoga
I am a qualified NLP practitioner (Neuro Linguistic Programming), life coach, corporate and executive coach, business coach, trainer and mentor, accredited by the Coaching Academy. I hold a Diploma in Leadership and Management and am also a preferred supplier of training for Hampshire Chamber of Commerce and Southern Entrepreneurs. I am also a motivational speaker and enjoy taking many of my presentations to an audience.
Rebecca Marr, pilates
Rebecca has been teaching pilates for nearly 15 years and throughout this time has heavily focused on women’s physical and emotional well-being. A busy mother to three young girls, Rebecca believes in the art of self-care which she practises daily through her own set of rituals. Rebecca believes that pilates holds the key to a strong and aligned body, able to provide good health and vitality at any age.
Sonja Gundry, sound baths
'To grow and flourish through sound’ is Sonja Gundry’s mantra. She is a qualified Therapeutic Sound Practitioner, member of the Therapeutic Sound Association (TSA) and one of the teaching team who trains sound therapists at The British Academy of Sound Therapy.
Zoë Porter, yoga
Zoë is a free spirit with a passion for yoga and love for body art and spiritualism. Zoë discovered yoga, like most things, by total chance in 2009 and fell in love with it. She decided the best way to immerse herself was to become a teacher to continually school herself and others in the path of ashtanga yoga.
Zoë trained with the renowned Brian Cooper and continues to consider herself a student of yoga first and foremost. She is a Yoga Alliance registered yoga instructor.
Serena is passionate about helping other people have the same positive birth experience she had and is dedicated to making a difference to how women experience their entrance into motherhood. She trained with Katharine Graves Hypnobirthing, a complete antenatal training course accredited by The Royal College of Midwives that provides parents-to-be with a 'toolbox' for birth.