I look at the human body through the lens of lived experience and a respect for the nervous system's ability to repair itself when given the correct cues.

The Catalyst

My introduction to human mechanics followed a physical crisis after giving birth to fraternal twins with a combined weight of 6.3 kg, which resulted in postnatal depression and a compromise of my body's self-regulating mechanisms. To map how stress registers in the central nervous system, I investigated structural and biochemical pathways, leading to the application of Neural Organisation Technique (N.O.T.).

The Training

I completed my training in South Africa through the curriculum of Neuro-Training Pty Ltd (Australia), securing my professional diploma in Specialised Kinesiology. I am a registered member of the Association of Specialised Kinesiologists of South Africa (ASKSA).

My Approach

I address physiological stress patterns via Neural Organisation Technique (N.O.T.)— a receptor-based protocol developed by Dr Carl A. Ferreri and utilised across Switzerland, Italy, Australia, and selected US states.

Bypassing forceful physical or skeletal manipulation, the protocol targets the central nervous system across two primary pathways:

The Structural Route: Resolving the cranial injury complex, pelvic alignment, fascial defence systems, and TMJ jaw defences.

The Biochemical Route: Balancing the digestive and endocrine systems where primal survival states—fright, flight, freeze, or fawn—are hardwired.

By shifting the neurology out of reactive survival states, I assist clients to reorganise their internal blueprints to transition from stress-induced limitations into physical function.