The name OYA is inspired by the African Yoruba Goddess Oya, a force of nature associated with winds and storms, clearing the way for new growth, a goddess of change and transformation. She is a symbol of personal growth, reminding us that change is not something to fear but to embrace. helping to navigate life’s challenges with courage

I am a qualified Traditional Acupuncturist BA(hons), (Lic Acu) who studied at The College of Traditional Acupuncture in Warwick and gained a degree from Oxford Brookes University.

I offer holistic treatments to support your physical, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing. I believe that healing is not just about removing symptoms, but about coming home to yourself and that is the intention behind every treatment I offer.
My approach is warm, compassionate, and rooted in deep listening. I meet each person exactly where they are and tailor treatments to support their unique needs and rhythms. I encourage my patients to reconnect with their own inner guidance because I believe that healing always starts from within.
I work with a wide range of health concerns, whether you're navigating physical discomfort or emotional overwhelm, my goal is to help you feel more balanced, more supported, and more in tune with yourself.
If you're looking for a holistic, grounded, and heart-centred approach to healing, I’d love to welcome you into my practice.

I undertook additional training in Natural Nutrition with the College of Natural Nutrition, London and Facilitate workshops having completed the PPTLS teaching teacher training course, now with over 20 years of experience within the public sector, education and private organisations.

MY JOURNEY TO ACUPUNCTURE

My journey into acupuncture began in a deeply personal way. In my early 30s, I developed persistent acne that seemed to come out of nowhere. I turned to acupuncture seeking relief, and the experience changed my life. Not only did the treatments clear my skin, but they helped me uncover and heal emotional patterns that I hadn’t realized were affecting me. That deep, transformative experience inspired me to train as a practitioner so I could offer the same level of care and support to others.

To enhance my practice, I have undertaken additional studies with Stephen Birch Japanese Paediatric Acupuncture Shonishin for babies and children.

Post graduate training, Gynaecology, Fertility and Obstetrics under Jani White at Birkbeck University.

Acupuncture Facial Rejuvenation, trained by Sharon Kent.

Japanese facial rejuvenation, trained by Doe Warnes.