Claire Driver, Holistic Therapist.

21/01/2026

The final furlong...
Just writing up the last of my oncology reflexology coursework...
A big thank you to my volunteer clients for the use of their feet 👣❤️

20/01/2026

New appointment times from 1st Feb 2026.

20/01/2026

Time to treat yourself and your feet at the same time??....
Book your next reflexology appointment in soon.
Those feet do a lot for you... Give them something nice today.. ❤️🦶🏻🦶🏻❤️

19/01/2026

Book your appointment for relaxation this week......🙏🏻💆🏻‍♀️

18/01/2026

Get rid of those January blues....💙
Book a relaxing, stress- busting massage session or reflexology treatment. Be good to yourself. You deserve it....

01/12/2025

01/12/2025

Chapter 12!
White rabbits 🐇 🐇🐇🐇
PINCH PUNCH
1st day of the month and NO RETURNS!

Here's to a positive, happy, and "no-drama" filled December 2025!
Sending lots of love ❤️

30/11/2025

The next new chapter begins tomorrow!
Onwards.....to December!

31/10/2025

Happy Halloween 🎃

25/10/2025

Don't forget to book your next appointment... 💆🏻‍♂️

19/10/2025

Thank you to everyone who voted in my poll.

Recently, I attended an oncology medical conference hosted by UKASCC. I posed a question that I already knew the answer to, but I wanted to spark a real conversation with the GPs, consultants, and clinicians present.

Their responses were clear and unanimous: there is absolutely no need to seek permission from medical professionals before offering oncology massage. The only person's consent that is relevant is your client's. What matters most to the oncology team is working with them for the benefit of your client!

They agreed that the best point of contact is often the nurse specialist. The nurse specialist usually has the most up-to-date understanding of the client’s treatment pathway and can act as a bridge, ensuring that all forms of care are aligned. By introducing yourself to them, you demonstrate respect for the clinical team and position yourself as part of the wider circle of care.

This reinforces what we already know, that an integrated approach is always best. When massage therapists work in partnership with the medical team, our clients benefit from safer, more cohesive, and reassuring care.

Integration is not about seeking permission; it’s about communication, collaboration, and creating trust.