Nomaura is a name that came to life in an unexpected moment—sat in a Taco Bell in Madrid, during a time of travel, growth, and reflection. What started as a light conversation quickly became something that just felt right.

It’s a blend of my nickname, Nomes, and the word aura—a reflection of energy, presence, and the deeper layers of who we are.

Over time, Nomaura has come to represent far more than just a name. It reflects my personal healing journey and the space I’ve created through it—one that is calm, intuitive, and grounded in care.

When you step into Nomaura, you’re not just coming for a treatment. You’re stepping into a space designed to help you slow down, reconnect, and feel supported—exactly as you are.

Within the Nomaura logo sits a unalome—a symbol that reflects the journey of life.

Traditionally, the unalome represents the path to clarity. The spirals and curves speak to moments of uncertainty, growth, and change, while the line that follows represents a gradual return to stillness, awareness, and balance.

For me, this symbol holds personal meaning. It mirrors my own path—one that hasn’t always been linear, but has led me to a deeper understanding of self, and a more grounded way of moving through the world.

It felt only natural for this to be woven into Nomaura. Not just as a design element, but as a quiet reflection of the journey that shapes the space itself.

Nomaura is grounded in a combination of advanced bodywork training and ongoing study in counselling and psychotherapy, allowing each treatment to be delivered with both technical skill and intuitive care.

My training includes:

• Level 3 Sports Massage

• Lymphatic Drainage

• Reflexology

• Facial Therapy

• Aromatherapy

• Japanese Head Spa

• Hopi Ear Candling

• Reiki Energy Healing (Level 1 & 2)

Alongside this, I hold formal counselling training, including Level 2 & 3 Counselling Skills and a Postgraduate Certificate in Counselling Skills, and I am currently completing a Master’s degree in Counselling & Psychotherapy.

This foundation allows me to work in a way that is not only focused on the body, but also on the nervous system—recognising how stress, emotion, and lived experience can be held physically, and supporting the body in slowing down, regulating, and returning to balance.

Alongside my therapeutic work, I have a background in the third sector within public policy, and hold a Master’s degree in Politics and Public Policy. This has shaped my understanding of inclusivity, identity, and the importance of creating spaces where people feel safe, respected, and able to be themselves without judgement.

I continue to refine my practice through ongoing training and professional development, ensuring every treatment is delivered with care, intention, and a deep understanding of what the body truly needs.