About me

I was born in Istanbul, and my interest in natural health and wellbeing began in childhood. My own early experiences sparked a lifelong curiosity about the relationship between nutrition, lifestyle and health, and how the choices we make can influence the way we feel.

This curiosity eventually led me to study acupuncture and naturopathy, allowing me to develop a deeper understanding of traditional healing practices and their place within modern healthcare. I believe that complementary therapies can play a valuable role alongside conventional medicine, and I take an individualised approach to each client, recognising that every person has their own needs, experiences and health goals.

My practice brings together acupuncture, naturopathy, nutrition and bodywork to support overall wellbeing. I am particularly interested in the connections between physical health, emotional wellbeing and lifestyle, and in helping clients find a greater sense of balance in their lives. Whether addressing a specific concern or seeking support through a period of change, I aim to create a calm, welcoming space where clients feel heard, understood and supported.

Alongside my general acupuncture practice, I have undertaken further post graduation training in fertility and IVF support, gynaecology, pregnancy, males’ and women’s health, including menopause support. I am passionate about continually developing my knowledge and skills so that my practice can evolve alongside my clients’ needs.

My clients often comment on my calm and warm approach. I value the relationships I have built within the local community and feel privileged to support clients over time as they navigate different stages of life. Seeing improvements in their wellbeing and quality of life is one of the most rewarding aspects of my work.

My commitment to compassionate care has also extended beyond my private practice. I previously volunteered as a Clinical Supervisor’s Assistant at the College of Naturopathic Medicine and as a Complementary Therapist at St Joseph’s Hospice. These experiences strengthened my appreciation of the importance of empathy, attentive listening and individualised care. I still continue my volunteer work as a Companionate Neighbour. 

I welcome private clients on Thursdays and Fridays at The Light Centre Monument and also work at a clinic in Dalston.

For me, wellbeing is about more than simply being free from illness. It is about feeling supported, connected and able to engage with life as fully as possible. My aim is to help each client explore appropriate complementary approaches to their health, with care, compassion and respect for their individual journey.