PT01 Team - 2022 - 2024

Tracy is passionate about supporting BCST students - her ambition is to have practitioners in every town in the UK.  She has been teaching  since 2006 holding the positions of both Clinic Director and Course Director at Craniosacral Therapy Educational Trust.    She is an international  Senior Tutor and has taught classes in China, Poland and the USA.  

Tracy brings a simple clarity to her teaching along with a great sense of humour and artful storytelling. 

She is an accredited Supervisor for the Craniosacral Therapy Association (CSTA) and is a strong advocate for Supervision.  Tracy feels it is a way to keep your practice healthy and moving forward. 

Inspired by her children’s love of swimming, Tracy devised and ran  mentoring programmes working with young adults.  She taught them  to have confidence in their abilities, to appreciate their individuality,  to be part of a  successful team and how to deal with the complexities of a highly competitive sport. 

She is a busy Craniosacral therapist and her private practice is based in Horley, Surrey.

https://tracy-evans.co.uk

Jo has been working as a therapist since 1998, first training at the London School of Sports Massage, then studying Thai Massage in Chiang Mai, and graduating in Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy in 2004.

Jo has been teaching since 2013, a tutor at both the  Craniosacral Therapy Educational Trust and the Karuna Institute. She also has a passion for teaching anatomy and physiology and currently lectures on various courses including shiatsu and emotional anatomy trainings. A member, and an accredited Supervisor for the Craniosacral Therapy Association (CSTA), Jo runs a long established and busy practice in Bournemouth & Poole, Dorset.

After graduating with a Business Studies degree Jo spent over 10 years working on whale-watching boats and in ski resorts.  A physically demanding time that gave first- hand experience of what worked in terms of recovery from exertion and injury, and the physical, mental and emotional response to hands-on work. 

She now enjoys tennis, yoga, retreats and spending time with her daughter.

https://jocooletherapy.co.uk

Lisa  holds a lively Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy practice in Swansea and Gower. She graduated from the Karuna Institute in 2009 and dove deep into a creative therapeutic practice. She sees adults, children, babies, horses and dogs.

With many years of  practice in Buddhism, yoga, feminine spirituality, theatre and dance, Lisa is moved to stand alongside her clients, accompanying them as they reconnect and deepen into their inner source and guidance.

Her creative therapeutic space weaves trauma release, focusing, compassionate enquiry, breath, movement and voice techniques around the BCST.

Lisa has tutored at Craniosacral Therapy Educational Trust.  She works as a supervisor to individual therapists and groups. She teaches yoga to pregnant women, babies and adults. 

She holds a degree in Psychology and Study of Religion. 

 A mum of 2 young women, Lisa is a lover of nature with dreams and intentions to care for our earth.

https://www.craniosacral.yoga

Amina is French from Caribbean-Moroccan Berber heritage where she grew up with elders using Mother Nature gifts for health. She is passionate about complementary medicines and is keen to support people in their vitality and well-being journey.  Amina retrained as a biodynamic craniosacral therapist and nutritional therapist after a corporate career in the media/ PR industries. Complementary medicines have given her the resources to deal with the stressful nature of balancing work and life demands. She now works with people from all walks of life, from babies to mature souls. Her approach is gentle and non-judgemental and aims to connect with the inherent vitality that governs all beings. .  Amina has previously been an assistant tutor on an anatomy training with  Jo.

Carol has always been fascinated by the human body and its subtle energetic

rhythms along with its natural ability to recover and repair itself.

Following a horse-riding accident in 1997 when she injured her spine, Carol was recommended to see a therapist. After a course of treatments, the pain and stiffness subsided and she was able to get back to looking after her young family.

Carol was particularly inspired by the results of her own experience with

craniosacral therapy and begun training with Franklyn Sills at the Karuna Institute, graduating in 2020.   This was a life changing experience

for Carol and she continues to be in awe of his work.  

Carol is a member of the Craniosacral Therapy Association UK (CSTA)

She lives with her husband, two children and their dogs in Bournemouth where she is establishing a busy and thriving clinic, alongside the she runs regular pop up sessions in her home town of Hitchin, Hertfordshire.

https://www.cmcraniosacral.co.uk

Katherine is an internationally renowned teacher and  pioneer in the field of BCST. 

 She likes her teaching to have a practical application; "to be of use in your therapeutic work for the good of your clients". Her style is straight forward with an emphasis on making complex material easily accessible.  

As one of the most exciting teachers in this field, her post-graduate courses are hugely oversubscribed.  

We are thrilled to have Katherine on board as a Guest Tutor, and are hugely appreciative of all the support and encouragement she has given us. We are also grateful that, as one of the eminent elders in this field, she is so passionate about passing on her knowledge to both tutors and students.  

https://katherineukleja.co.uk

Tracy is passionate about supporting BCST students - her ambition is to have practitioners in every town in the UK.  She has been teaching  since 2006 holding the positions of both Clinic Director and Course Director at Craniosacral Therapy Educational Trust.    She is an international  Senior Tutor and has taught classes in China, Poland and the USA.  

Tracy brings a simple clarity to her teaching along with a great sense of humour and artful storytelling. 

She is an accredited Supervisor for the Craniosacral Therapy Association (CSTA) and is a strong advocate for Supervision.  Tracy feels it is a way to keep your practice healthy and moving forward. 

Inspired by her children’s love of swimming, Tracy devised and ran  mentoring programmes working with young adults.  She taught them  to have confidence in their abilities, to appreciate their individuality,  to be part of a  successful team and how to deal with the complexities of a highly competitive sport. 

She is a busy Craniosacral therapist and her private practice is based in Horley, Surrey.

https://tracy-evans.co.uk

Jo has been working as a therapist since 1998, first training at the London School of Sports Massage, then studying Thai Massage in Chiang Mai, and graduating in Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy in 2004.

Jo has been teaching since 2013, a tutor at both the  Craniosacral Therapy Educational Trust and the Karuna Institute. She also has a passion for teaching anatomy and physiology and currently lectures on various courses including shiatsu and emotional anatomy trainings. A member, and an accredited Supervisor for the Craniosacral Therapy Association (CSTA), Jo runs a long established and busy practice in Bournemouth & Poole, Dorset.

After graduating with a Business Studies degree Jo spent over 10 years working on whale-watching boats and in ski resorts.  A physically demanding time that gave first- hand experience of what worked in terms of recovery from exertion and injury, and the physical, mental and emotional response to hands-on work. 

She now enjoys tennis, yoga, retreats and spending time with her daughter.

https://jocoolethereapy.co.uk

 Ben is a biodynamic craniosacral therapist with a practice based in South West Hertfordshire, and professional dance artist working in an inclusive dance company with disabled and non-disabled professional dancers. Ben is a teacher within craniosacral therapy and somatic dance movement contexts. He has taught on 2 cycles of craniosacral therapy practitioner trainings, and has an extensive practice of teaching, facilitating and holding groups. Ben is co-director of performance collective Dog Kennel Hill Project, making work for theatre, screen and site. He is currently collaborating with arts neuroscience research project Neurolive which takes an interdisciplinary approach to investigating and interrelating different ways of practicing, conceptualising and measuring liveness. 

 Ben’s teaching is characterized by spontaneity and humour, the use of materials as visual and tactile aids, and embodied explorations of content through guided movement scores to enable a deep felt-experience of the theory being shared. 

www.threeriverscraniosacral.co.uk 

Suzi has been running a busy Biodynamic Craniosacral Practice in East Kent for the past 8 years.

Her childhood in Kenya provided her with an acute awareness and respect for the fragility, beauty and balance of our natural world.  This inspired her to gain a degree in Crop Technology  and return to Africa as a volunteer on a grass roots development project in rural Tanzania.  It focused on the empowerment of women within their communities.

On her return to England she worked in a fast paced commercial company supplying imported vegetables to the UK supermarkets - this furthered her interest and knowledge of global forces and how they affect our lives.

Suzi has previously been an assistant tutor on an anatomy training with Jo and has assisted on a

‘Working with Mother and Babies’ Seminar.  She loves her work as therapist and says "I feel privileged to be a BCST.  My appreciation and connection to myself and particularly to our natural world and the universal forces that organise it and us, has further deepened."

https://www.canterburycranio.co.uk

 Kate is a biodynamic craniosacral therapist with a practice based in London at Trinity Laban Health Clinic and in Hackney. Before moving to London to raise her two daughters, Kate toured extensively in Europe as a freelance dancer, improvisor and teacher. She also taught rehabilitative yoga and pilates. Kate earned an MFA in Choreography from OSU and an MA in Dance Ethnography from Gallatin University/TISCH in New York City where she was particularly interested in the relationship of the body and movement to cultural influences, traditions, and inherited physical structure. Her therapy work has been deeply informed by her extensive study of somatic practices, anatomy, in-depth personal movement inquiry, and a deep curiosity about the vast intelligence and possibility of the human form. Further to her training at Craniosacral Therapy Educational Trust, she was excited to combine her skills with her love of animals and train as an Equine Therapist. Kate is thrilled to be back in a teaching/learning environment at Circle Cranio.  

https://hqtherapy.com

Katherine is an internationally renowned teacher and  pioneer in the field of BCST. 

 She likes her teaching to have a practical application; "to be of use in your therapeutic work for the good of your clients". Her style is straight forward with an emphasis on making complex material easily accessible.  

As one of the most exciting teachers in this field, her post-graduate courses are hugely oversubscribed.  

We are thrilled to have Katherine on board as a Guest Tutor, and are hugely appreciative of all the support and encouragement she has given us. We are also grateful that, as one of the eminent elders in this field, she is so passionate about passing on her knowledge to both tutors and students.  

https://katherineukleja.co.uk