ITEC-certified and professionally trained in Ireland, she has undertaken extensive continuing professional development overseas, with advanced training in manual therapy, sports massage, neuromuscular therapy, trigger point therapy, and osteopathic manipulation techniques.

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Her approach combines clinical reasoning, biomechanics, and hands-on treatment to help clients reduce pain, restore movement, recover from injury, and improve physical performance.

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With a particular interest in pain science and human movement, she focuses on identifying and treating the underlying causes of muscular dysfunction rather than simply managing symptoms. Many clients report that the treatment feels different from previous massage experiences due to its focus on assessment, movement, and addressing factors that may be contributing to pain and dysfunction.

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She regularly works with individuals experiencing persistent pain, mobility restrictions, and complex muscular issues, helping them achieve improvements in movement, function, and quality of life.

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She also works with athletes and physically active individuals, offering both performance-focused treatments and recovery sessions designed to optimise movement, accelerate recovery, and reduce injury risk.

​With over 15 years of international experience—including background in 5-star luxury hotel spas such as Trump International Doonbeg—Eleanora delivers an exceptional standard of client care, professionalism, and physical relief. She combines structured manual therapy with Traditional Chinese Medicine techniques to design custom treatment sessions focused on easing muscle tension, improving circulation, and restoring physical balance.  
​Eleanora holds specialized qualifications in TuiNa from the College of Medical Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine, alongside certifications in Deep Tissue Massage, Manual Lymphatic Drainage, Facial Lymphatic Massage, Acupressure, and Traditional Cupping. She brings a warm, refined, and highly attentive approach to every client session.

​Katy Holmes is a Women’s Health Physiotherapist helping women feel strong, confident, and comfortable through pregnancy, postnatal recovery, menopause, and beyond. She specializes in pelvic girdle pain, bladder leaks, prolapse, and abdominal separation, guiding clients safely back to exercise and pain-free movement.  
​Holding a BSc in Sport & Exercise Science from UL and an MSc in Physiotherapy from the University of Edinburgh, Katy combines strong biomechanical expertise with compassionate care. She treats clients at her clinics in Castletroy and Ballysimon Road, showing women that lasting recovery is always possible.