A mother of two, a son aged aged 28 and a daughter aged 15 Tracey is a dedicated and enthusiastic Therapist, committed to personal and professional development.

Tracey combines running a successful private practice in Liverpool, with her role as therapist for a local corporate organisation where she provides treatments for the staff and has been instrumental in developing their groundbreaking wellbeing programme. Tracey has also been called upon on several occasions to provide treatments on tour for a number of A-list celebrities…(sorry..no name dropping here lol)

Tracey travels the country with the Jing Institure in the role of Head Teacher writing and presenting courses and workshops as far afield as Edinburgh and Brighton, and more recently Copenhagen where she presented a workshop at the prestigious MassageSkolen.
Passionate about bodywork Tracey brings a heady mix of humour and professionalism to both her practice and her teaching, and firmly believes that people learn best when they are having fun!

Traceys says…”I love that I get to combine my practice with teaching with JIng. I find teaching challenging, fun and inspirational and love that no two courses are ever quite the same with each student bringing their own personal experience to the table. I believe that all teaching is a two way street and find I always come away from every course I teach having learned something new from the wonderful people we attract to our courses.”

Sue qualified in 2000 and has a busy massage practice in Knaphill, nr Woking, Surrey. She is dedicated to continuing her own professional development and has expanded her practice in bodywork therapies including Aromatherapy, Indian Head Massage, Holistic Medical Massage, Trigger Point Therapy, Hot Stone Fusion, Myofascial Release, Craniosacral Therapy, Advanced Stretching Techniques.

Recommended by a friend who said “your massage will never be the same again”, Sue found Jing in 2004. The friend was right! The skills and techniques that Jing teach instilled the knowledge and confidence to completely turn Sue’s massage practice around and she has been successful ever since. She still regularly attends Jing courses as a student.

Going on to become one of Jing’s Head Teachers, Sue has found this to be a very enjoyable and satisfying extension of having her own clients. Being able to pass on to others the exciting and enthusiastic way in which Jing work, together with the knowledge to be able to help their clients and build a successful practice, is wonderful.

Before becoming a massage therapist, Sue spent 18 months travelling throughout South East Asia, Australia and New Zealand. Upon her return to England, Sue joined a child-focused Development Agency and had various roles which included travel to many Third World countries to help children and the communities in which they live. Sue has always had an interest in health and well-being, especially the Eastern way of life, and believes that massage and bodywork help to promote self-healing within the body.

After graduating in Holistic Therapies and Stress Management at Northbrook College, where she was awarded a Student Of The Year certificate, Kasia gained further qualifications through Jing courses before becoming one of our tutors. She practices a wide range of disciplines from sports massage through energy healing to reflexology. Her personal clients have included celebrities, top athletes and dancers.

Originally from Poland, Kasia (pronounced Cash-er) has lived in England since 1994. She originally trained in media, politics and journalism, to which she may owe her strong communication skills, and she retains a keen interest in world issues. Kasia exudes positive energy – something she enjoys sharing with everyone she encounters.

Kasia is currently in her third year of training to be a McTimmoney chirpractor which has added a new dimension to her soft tissue work and knowledge.

“I have always been an academic, love exploring and deepening my knowledge on every possible level from social psychology through dancing, martial arts to history of art. But knowing is one thing; believing in yourself and putting your knowledge and skills to good use is completely different.

“So what magic did Jing do for me?! Meghan and Rachel showed me how to believe in myself. They opened a new world for me where I AM good enough -an issue which stops many of us being where we want to be and who we really are. With my work for Jing, I hope to pass this on to everyone who joins us in their journey.”

With a background in teaching then sales and marketing, Yvonne began her bodywork journey as a clinical Aromatherapist. Her journey with Jing began in 2005 with Hot Stone Fusion and her practice has continued to grow and thrive ever since. She now has a private practice in south Cumbria, specialising in remedial massage for muscle and joint pain. She is also specialises in massage and reflexology for patients with MS, Parkinsons, Cancer and other life-limiting illnesses and has extensive experience working in supportive and palliative care. Yvonne also teaches exercise and movement classes to older people and those in palliative care. A dynamic practitioner and teacher Yvonne aims to bring her love of bodywork to students with characteristic positivity and enthusiasm.

Syd is a passionate massage therapist and trainer. With extensive experience and background in management and training for the Home office, Syd has travelled all over the world co –ordinating and delivering training courses in a variety of subjects. She has also trained as a mentor and life coach and been involved in the prestigious emerging leaders of excellence training at Ashridge business college.

Since qualifying as a massage therapist Syd has turned her extensive knowledge, management and business experience to develop her mastery of bodywork. Syd says “I love the fact that massage a journey that won’t ever end; the body is just a never ending mystery. I love that feeling you can get when you can get a difference in somebody’s life by easing a pain condition.”

Syd is a keen sports woman and previously played football for Warwick University. She also runs a practice in Brighton from the Jing Pain clinic where she treats a variety of musculo- skeletal complaints and sporting injuries.

Amanda has a background in business and a career in buying and marketing that spanned over 20 years before she studied massage, first completing an ITEC diploma in Holistic Massage, and then qualifying in Sports Massage the following year.

Since her first qualification, Amanda has continued to study bodywork techniques and to develop her specialist skills in relation to the effective treatment of chronic pain conditions. She specialises in myofascial release and is currently training with John Barnes in the USA, attending courses there several times a year.

Amanda runs the Pain Care Clinic Ltd in Harley Street, London and Brighton, treating a wide range of chronic pain conditions. She is also a director of RSI Clinics Ltd which specialise in the effective treatment of RSI related conditions. RSI Clinics currently operate clinics in the UK in Harley Street, London, Brighton, Edinburgh and Oxford.

In addition to her clinical practices, Amanda is a qualified teacher and teaches massage in Brighton. She is also a director of The Massage School Ltd, also based in Brighton, which offers fast track practical massage training for movement therapists.

As well as teaching for Jing, Amanda provides business advice to the Institute and was part of the team involved in the development and delivery of the BTEC Level 6 Professional Diploma in Advanced Clinical and Sports Massage.