Meet The Team

Irena has trained in Germany as a bodywork and movement specialist with deep roots in dance, somatics, and massage therapy.

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Her signature treatments blend flowing strokes, targeted pressure, and Brazilian Lymphatic Drainage to release tension, calm the nervous system, and speed recovery.

 

Clients describe sessions as nurturing, precise, and transformative grounded in both personal experience and clinical skill.

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Zoë is a Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT) in the United States, meaning she has completed accredited training and met state requirements for professional practice.

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After graduating from an 800-hour massage program at East West College of the Healing Arts in Portland, Oregon in 2021, she traveled to Maui, Hawaiʻi to study traditional Hawaiian massage. She lived and trained there for several years, deepening her expertise in Lomi Lomi.

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Zoë specializes in Lomi Lomi and hot stone massage, offering sessions that range from deeply relaxing and intuitive to focused deep tissue work. She welcomes clients of all backgrounds and is dedicated to helping each person feel supported, balanced, and at home in their body.

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With over 20 years’ experience in holistic therapies, she specialises in reflexology as her core treatment, creating results-focused sessions where deep relaxation is key. Her work encompasses women’s health (fertility, maternity, menopause) and lymphatic reflexology to encourage balance.​

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She also offers facial rejuvenation reflexology, a natural alternative to clinical aesthetics that blends massage with skin-loving ingredients.

 

As a Registered member of National Reflexology Ireland, her treatments can be claimed back through health insurers.

Therapist trained in Spain with a focus on sports massage, athletes’ recovery, mobility, and body mechanics.​​

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She is passionate about supporting sports people to get the most out of a treatment, helping them recover and perform better.

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She specialises in hot and cold therapy, combining deep tissue treatment with hot stones, which she considers a powerful and often underestimated tool for muscle recovery after training.