Practitioners
Jessica
Jessica Darling believes that most conditions start as dis-eases, and it is only through putting up and putting off treatments that these dis eases become diseases. To her, it is the practitioners job together with the patient go through the timeline of these conditions and tease out the most important threads, that binds them all together and then give the appropriate treatment and advice. Our bo
Louise
Louise began her journey as a therapist with a Thai massage course in Thailand in 1998; this generated a keen interest in Eastern Medicine so wanting to learn more she enrolled on a BSc (Hons) in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Acupuncture at the University of Westminster graduating in 2004.
Eva
Eva’s work ethos is people centred, holistic and specific. She is a caring professional. Eva firmly believes that by empowering the individual, the treatment becomes more effective and ultimately contributes towards a faster healing process.
Monica
Monica practises Holistic Massage, Indian Head Massage, Reflexology , MLD and Reiki Healing. She is a fully qualified Complementary Holistic Therapist and member of M.T.I (Massage Training Institute). She firmly believes in the power of therapeutic positive touch as a form of healing on every level, along with the caring and loving approach to each and every client, hence supporting them in imp
Andrew
Andrew is both a full member of the British Acupuncture Council and the Association of Reflexologists. In addition, his extensive training in Buddhist Meditation, with its emphasis on calmness, precision, intuition and kindness, has benefited and deepened his work as a practitioner of acupuncture, Tuina and Reflexology.
Deanna
Deanna is a passionate believer in the body's ability to heal itself when listened to with kindness and compassion. Cranio-Sacral Therapy allows her to listen in to the body's deep rhythms and encourage the body's own "healing intelligence" to set the pace and order of the treatments. Deanna has found it a wonderfully gentle and profound therapy that assists the body to find its way back to hea
Trustees
Sarai Jacob-Whelan
Sarai is a finance lawyer with 10+ years experience in project finance transactions. Sarai is an ambassador with the Diversity Project, a cross-company initiative championing a more inclusive culture within the Savings and Investment profession. Sarai is on the steering committee for Macquarie’s women’s network “Balance”.
Julia Mahoney
Julia is a qualified solicitor with extensive insurance experience gained from working in-house for an insurer and more latterly an insurance broker. She is currently a Divisional Director for Howden Insurance Brokers Limited. Julia has two grown-up children (and one grandchild) and loves to practice yoga and mindfulness. Julia is very keen on complementary health therapies.
Emily Cain
Emily's career to date has been community-focused, working across east London and Birmingham to support community organisations and schools. She is passionate about access and equal opportunity and happy to get stuck in where she can help. Emily works for the FCA leading on their Community Engagement work supporting colleagues to volunteer and fundraise.
Gwyneth
Gwyneth first came to Pathways as a patient in 1997 and has been actively involved with the Trust ever since.
Nanoo
Nanoo is a retired civil engineer. He is a firm believer in complementary therapies. Nanoo came to Pathways Trust to treat his frozen shoulder
Stewart
Stewart works for Lockhart & Hastings Ltd, an intellectual properties consultancy. He was a councillor for the Limehouse ward of the London Borough of Tower Hamlets from 1986 to 1994.
Team members
Marcy
Marcy is a certified ACCA accountant working in the City. She joined Pathways Trust in summer 2018. Marcy manages the accounts and all aspects of finance.
