Description
I’ve been described as WYSIWYG (wizzywig) – what you see is what you get – and that’s quite true. Presenting myself as a holistic therapist/trainer, I started training as a massage therapist in 2012, and was surprised how much I enjoyed using a completely different skill set to absorb and take on board this form of healing (compared to the mainly office skills I’d worked with previously). Part of my new learning included familiarising myself with the magic of essential oils, igniting my curiosity in crystals, plus deciding to learn how to use ear candles to improve my hearing and so on.
I went on to qualify to L3 in Swedish Massage, Aromatherapy Massage, Indian Head Massage. However, growing forward, my focus is turning to holistic training and a shorter holistic treatment menu:
Treatments I enjoy practising are:-
- Half Body Massage (back, neck, shoulders, back of legs)
- Indian Head Massage (seated or lying down)
- Thermal Auricular Therapy (aka Ear Candling)
- Healing with crystals
- Reiki healing (Angelic, Usui, Holy Fire) psychic surgery/aura clearing is available upon request
I’ve enjoyed being a holistic therapist/trainer for approximately 15 years now and am formally qualified to teach those over the age of 16 years. I'm pleased to offer face to face and distance teaching in Holy Fire Reiki, along with a growing range of holistic therapies i.e. Healing with Crystals, Ear Candling and Indian Head Massage. I also enjoy creating and running general wellbeing workshops e.g. Massage and Meditation which can also be adapted to 1:1 working.
I hold a positive outlook on life, and know that it can take time, dedication and patience to achieve the outcomes we want.
For further information please take a look at my website, then why not book to come see the sea views ...
 
 
 
Jenny Cooper
October 5, 2025 at 10:09 amThoughts Have Energy workshop
Rosemary’s workshop was delightful and well suited for anyone starting to explore a more spiritual way of life.
We discussed how thoughts can often have a pull to them we may not like, and what we can do to soften that experience. A practical and fun morning. Thank you Rosemary
Rosemary Bridgewater
October 6, 2025 at 11:11 amI’m so pleased you liked the workshop … I thought it was a good sign that the whole group enjoyed some humour as we shared and learned along the way.
Kind regards
Rosemary