Who I Am and What I Do

Meena is an Ayurvedic Healthcare Consultant (PG Dip) and holds an MSc in Yoga Therapy.

 

Meena specialises in Ayurvedic Acupuncture (Marmapuncture), Marma Therapy Massage, Cupping and Yoga Therapy. 

Meena is also the Founder and Director of Community Calm which is a newly formed local initiative set up on a local animal therapy farm. We provide a space for people to recover from their mental health challenges by engaging in wellbeing activities focused on nature such as, relaxation classes, horticulture and gentle farmyard work. 

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Meena helps people to take an integrated holistic approach to their health by offering complementary therapies to assist in recovery.

 

Meena began her career working in television for the BBC as a researcher and documentary maker before moving to the BBC Newsroom to work as a Media Manager.

In 2001 she moved to New York City and worked for NBC Universal at 30 Rockefeller Centre as an Operations Manager, managing the entire NBC Network across the USA. She has worked on countless notable shows such as Saturday Night Live, The Tonight Show, Law and Order and the last-ever episode of Friends!

 

In 2006 Meena re-discovered her roots and began studying both Yoga and Ayurveda. 

She was amazed at how closely aligned the therapies were to how she had been brought up as a young child and how successful these natural treatments were in treating many common ailments today. 

 

She thrives on seeing her clients in her home clinic taking a person-centered approach. 

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Member of the Ayurvedic Medical Association (AMA), British Association of Accredited Ayurvedic Practitioners (BAAAP) and the Complementary Therapist Association (CTha). 

 

Meena is a busy Mother to two beautiful, energetic daughters and is often seen walking her gorgeous Siberian Husky around the Great Parks of Windsor.

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***These therapies are to be used as part of a holistic programme of wellbeing which you will be advised during your visit. They can be used alongside your current medications and treatment plans.

They will encourage the body to seek its own balance.

We are all unique and everyone responds differently.