About Camilla
Born and raised in Sweden, with a deep connection to nature and the quieter rhythms of life, I have always felt drawn to practices that help us reconnect with our inner balance. My path led me to Dorset in 1989, and the UK has been home since 1994.
For over three decades my life has been shaped by embodied practices, including Iyengar, Vinyasa and Kundalini Yoga. These disciplines not only strengthened me, but also taught me how to listen more deeply, slow down, and return to a place of steadiness within.
Like most people, my life journey has also brought moments of challenge and growth. Experiences within relationships, family life, corporate life and motherhood have deepened my understanding of how important it is to feel safe, supported and truly met. These experiences have cultivated a compassion and grounded presence that now form the foundation of how I hold space for others.
My calling to Reiki emerged naturally after many years of personal practice and inner work. For me, Reiki is not something abstract. It is a gentle and calming way of reconnecting with the body’s own capacity for balance and restoration.
When you come for Reiki, you are not coming to be fixed - you are coming to be met. My intention is to offer a grounded and supportive space where you can deeply relax and reconnect with yourself.
I am a wife and mother to two teenage sons and live in South London.
My work is rooted in real life and shaped by the qualities at the heart of my practice: authenticity, grounding, and calm.
This is not about escaping life. It is about meeting it with balance and presence.
My Qualifications & Professional Standards
As a Reiki Master Practitioner, CNHC Registered for Reiki and a member of the UK Reiki Federation, I have deliberately taken my Reiki training beyond practitioner level, completing advanced training in both the Western and Japanese traditions of Mikao Usui’s Reiki system.
I have also completed the Complementary Health Reiki Therapist Diploma, meeting the professional education and training requirements for CNHC registration. These standards incorporate the National Occupational Standards for Reiki and are designed to ensure safe, competent and professional practice.
The Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council (CNHC) is the UK’s independent regulator for complementary healthcare practitioners. Its register is accredited by the Professional Standards Authority for Health and Social Care, an independent body accountable to Parliament. CNHC registrants must meet recognised standards of training, competence and professional conduct and adhere to a formal Code of Conduct, Ethics and Performance.
This professional training framework prepares Reiki practitioners to work not only in private practice, but also within organisations, care settings and NHS establishments. It provides the professional foundation from which I can offer Reiki within charitable, community and corporate wellbeing settings, as well as to individual clients.
For me, this level of training is about integrity: offering Reiki with the same commitment to professional standards, appropriate boundaries, confidentiality and client care that I would expect from any other healthcare or wellbeing practitioner.
My Reiki training was undertaken through Reiki Training Academy London, a CNHC member, and my practice is supported by full professional insurance with Balens, including professional, public and products liability cover.
Alongside my Reiki practice, I am a 200-hour Holistic Vinyasa Yoga Teacher, having completed my training with High Yoga School in London, a Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga School, in June 2026.
I believe in continuing to learn and evolve as a practitioner. I regularly undertake workshops, training and practitioner development to deepen my understanding of Reiki, yoga and holistic wellbeing, and to bring an increasingly grounded and thoughtful approach to my work.
