Lucy is a specialist in pregnancy, fertility, post natal and baby. She is a Shiatsu practitioner, doula (trained with Michel Odent and Liliana Lammers) and a trained Well Mother teacher, also offering post graduate training courses for Complementary Therapists, Midwives, Doulas & OBGs in Massage, Shiatsu and Moxibustion. She is active in the Positive Birth movement and is co-facilitator of the Positive Birth Group in Glasgow.

Lucy is a teacher level member of the Register of the Shiatsu Society MRSS(T) and a member of the Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council (CNHC – the Department of Health recommended regulatory body).

Lucy has an interest in Mindfulness and is currently enrolled with Aberdeen University on the MSc in Mindfulness course. She is also studying to become a Yoga teacher. She qualified as a Shiatsu therapist in Montreal, Canada in 1996 and has been practicing and teaching Shiatsu in Glasgow since 1997. In the years 2000 & 2009 she travelled to Chiang Mai, Northern Thailand to study with Surin Janpanet, a retired monk who trained in the temple, sadly now deceased. She is now director of Thai Massage Training Scotland, offering training in authentic Traditional Thai Therapies. She continues her professional development including study of derivative therapies such as Dynamic Thai Massage, Osteo-Thai, Myofascial Release, Cranio-sacral therapy, but firmly believes the wisdom of the ancient therapies that developed over thousands of years runs deep and she honours that basis in her treatments and teaching.
Her past background is in dance performance and movement therapy, she offers treatment to a broad spectrum of clients including musicians, dancers, athletes and people with special needs. She holds Mindfulness based corporate team building and self-development training for private and public sector organisations across Scotland including Diageo, NHS Glasgow and 3D Drumchapel.

When she gets the time, Lucy offers post graduate training for Shiatsu practitioners. She previously taught at the Glasgow and Edinburgh Schools of Shiatsu.

I am a Shiatsu practitioner specialising in women's health including menstrual health, fertility, pregnancy, birth preparation, post-natal, menopause and beyond.

Clare specialises in self-shiatsu and partner-shiatsu with womb yoga and mindfulness for women, men and babies on retreat, in private sessions and online classes. Clare works in Essex, UK and in Sicily.

Depuis 2006 pratique en cabinet et à domicile, à toutes les étapes de la vie et principalement en accompagnement des femmes pour favoriser la fertilité, pendant la grossesse et après l'accouchement. Pour les déséquilibres menstruels et pendant la période de la ménopause.

Propose une approche au Shiatsu avec les couples dans le cadre d'un projet d'accouchement sans péridurale.

Formations avec les sages-femmes en milieu hospitalier dans le cadre des "Salles Nature" et "Pôles physio".

Depuis 2012 organisatrice du stage annuel des Merveilleux vaisseaux animé par Suzanne Yates à Paris.

Praticienne (2005) et enseignante (2010) certifiée par la Fédération Française de Shiatsu Traditionnel.
Intervenante dans le service maternité de Pithiviers de 2011 à 2014 auprès des patientes en pré et postnatal ainsi que l'équipe soignante.

Assistante de Suzanne Yates en formation avec les sages-femmes à Paris 2012/2013

Suzanne is the founder of Wellmother but as well as teaching on all the courses she also works with individual clients, both male and female, from her clinic in Bristol and can offer home visits in the Bristol area, or sometimes sessions when she is teaching in different locations. She also offers Home/ Email appointments and Private or Group Zoom consultations. Although she works with clients at all stages of their lives, she specialises in working with women’s health from preconception through to the menopause and beyond, as well as integrating partners and babies through pregnancy, birth and the postnatal period.

She works with both massage and shiatsu, or a combination of the two, depending on your preference.

For more information about Suzanne please visit the "Suzanne Yates" page under "Practitioners" in the top menu.