Our Why

Blossom Therapy & Supports was created for people who are often told they are “too complex,” “too sensitive,” or “not progressing as expected.”

Again and again, we saw individuals — particularly neurodivergent young women and people living with invisible or fluctuating health conditions — disengage from exercise, therapy, and support after feeling misunderstood, pushed, or blamed for bodies that did not respond predictably.

Blossom exists to do things differently.

We believe that when people feel safe, believed, and met where they are, progress becomes possible — not through force or compliance, but through trust, understanding, and collaboration.

Our Philosophy

At the heart of Blossom Therapy & Supports is a simple belief:

You are not broken — your body and nervous system are doing their best to protect you.

Rather than trying to “fix” people or push them toward arbitrary benchmarks, we work alongside each individual to understand their body, capacity, and lived experience. From there, we build support that is sustainable, respectful, and meaningful.

We value progress that lasts, not progress that comes at the cost of burnout, flare-ups, or disengagement.

Our Commitment

We are committed to providing care that:

Is neuro-affirming and trauma-informed
Respects autonomy and consent
Acknowledges the emotional impact of long-term health challenges
Supports independence without abandoning support

Above all, we aim to help people rebuild trust — in their bodies, in movement, and in support systems that may have failed them before.

Meet the Team!

Emma - Founder, Accredited Exercise Physiologist & Support Worker

Emma also holds a Graduate Diploma in Autism Studies and is passionate about disability support work for girls and young women that are neurodiverse and/or have invisible illnesses such as EDS, POTS, MCAS, as well as mental health challenges. Emma enjoys helping her clients improve their wellbeing, build confidence, and gain independence through Exercise Physiology and meaningful support.

Olivia – Accredited Exercise Physiologist & Support Worker

With a Master’s in Women’s Health Medicine, Olivia brings specialised knowledge and experience. She is particularly passionate about helping those with invisible illnesses like hEDS, POTS, CFS/ME, and Fibromyalgia, as well as supporting individuals facing long covid and cancer. Her dedication extends to empowering women to understand their bodies, manage their health confidently, and feel strong through movement and education, emphasising the importance of movement in healing.

Michaela – Support Worker

Currently studying Paramedicine, Michaela brings a calm, patient, and nurturing energy to her work. Her gentle presence helps clients, including those managing invisible illnesses and neurodiversity, feel supported, safe, and understood as they build confidence and independence in daily life.