Yoga, reiki, spinal energetics, sound healing and therapeutic massage. Five modalities, one practitioner, one quiet room on Baynes Street. A space for the homecoming back to yourself.
Most of what shows up in the body is the nervous system asking for a different kind of attention. Not louder, slower. The work here is about giving it the space to soften, to settle, to remember its own innate wisdom.
"Often the lightest touch, sometimes no touch at all. The body knows what it needs to release once it feels safe enough to."
People come in for one modality and stay for the way the room feels. There is no script and no rush. The session bends to where you are when you walk through the door, not where you thought you would be.
Each modality is its own session. Some clients book one and stay there. Others move between them across a year as the body asks for different things. There is no fixed path.
A newer modality from the Dr Sarah Jane lineage. Level Two trained. The work moves with the spine and the nervous system through gentle, wave-like motion. Often no manual contact. Clients describe it as deep release without the soreness of bodywork.
Energy work in the traditional Usui lineage. Fully clothed, hands resting lightly above or on the body. Quiet, slow, restorative. Good for the weeks when sleep is thin and everything feels too loud.
Crystal and tibetan bowls, voice, and resonance held in a one-to-one setting rather than a packed bath. The sound is the carrier. Most clients find themselves in that liminal state somewhere between sleep and stillness.
Where the body is asking for hands-on work. Slow, intentional, never rushed. The kind of massage that is doing more than working tissue. Bookings tend to land somewhere between deep relaxation and remedial.
Private and small-group classes in a trauma-informed style. Breath first, shape second. Sessions are built to teach the nervous system that movement can feel safe, regardless of how much yoga is in your back pocket.
Most holistic practitioners ask you to enquire for pricing. Spinal energetics is published below because it is the lead modality and the one most people are weighing up. Other sessions are quoted on enquiry so the work can be matched to what you are actually walking in with.
An initial session runs longer so there is time to talk through what brought you in, what the body is doing, and what feels useful to work with. Follow-ups settle into the work itself. Most clients land in a rhythm somewhere between fortnightly and monthly.
Angela, known to most as Ange, runs the practice on her own. The five modalities are not a menu cobbled together. Each was trained over years before it earned its place in the room.
Clients arrive for one thing and often discover the modality that fits best is the one they had not heard of. Spinal energetics tends to be the surprise. The work is steady, the trainings are real, and the room is built around the idea that healing happens when the body feels safe enough to let go.
Anjali is a Sanskrit word, a small offering held in the prayer-mudra. The name of the practice is the intention behind every session.
A sample, paraphrased from Google.
"The safest space I have walked into. Ange holds the room like she has been waiting all day just for that hour. I left feeling more myself than I have in months."Spinal energetics client · Google
"I came in for reiki and ended up sobbing in the warmest way. Nothing about it felt performative. Ange is deeply intuitive and she knows exactly when to step back."Reiki client · Google
"The sound session was unlike anything I have done before. I went somewhere quiet that I did not know was still in me. I have been recommending Ange to everyone."Sound healing client · Google
A single treatment room set up for all five modalities. Off-street parking, a quiet pocket of Margate a couple of blocks back from the bay. Bookings run through Square Appointments.
Send a short note about what is going on in the body and what you are hoping the session might do. A reply comes back the same day with the modality that fits, and what an initial visit will look like.