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Christine’s path into the healing arts has been anything but linear — shaped by curiosity, lived experience, and a deep respect for the body’s intelligence.She began her journey studying Exercise Physiology at the University of Sydney while practicing as a clinical remedial massage therapist and personal trainer. Though she ultimately chose a different direction, these foundational studies played a pivotal role in her decision to follow a path less conventional — one that works with both the physical and subtle realms of the body.While her path evolved beyond the biomechanical approach, her passion for manual therapy, nervous system-informed care, and the subtle arts has taken her to trainings across Australia and overseas. She integrates this with a strong foundation in movement, anatomy, and the quiet listening and communication that happens through hands-on connection.Prior to this, Christine spent nearly a decade working in a different field, following the completion of a Bachelor of Social Science and Policy (Criminology) at the University of New South Wales. These experiences shaped her approach to care.She’s also a mother of two, and no stranger to life’s physical and emotional challenges — from sports injuries (like ACL and hamstring tears) to her own healing journey through stress and burnout. These experiences aren’t just stories of recovery; they’ve become essential teachings that inform how she shows up for her clients.Christine’s approach is practically grounded, nervous system-informed, and deeply attuned. She works through the body, but also beyond it — addressing the subtle imprints of stress, trauma, and lived experience stored in the nervous system and tissues. She supports clients in navigating what the body is communicating — often held quietly in the background as emotional tension, unspoken experience, or deep patterns waiting to be seen.This work invites deeper layers of self-awareness and the kind of listening that awakens the body’s own quiet intelligence.

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