Sollus Wellbeing
About Sollus Wellbeing
Alex harnesses movement as medicine to promote female reproductive health, nervous system regulation, emotional and physical healing.
Creating a safe and nurturing space, she supports her clients through fertility, pregnancy and postpartum care, burnout, stress and anxiety management. Alex teaches yoga, breathwork, meditation and supportive tools for realistic, achievable and sustainable self care.
Having supported hundreds of women through the intimate journey of matrescence, Alex possesses a wealth of clinical experience, alongside a deep personal understanding of the physical and emotional challenges faced by women around antenatal care.
Her journey into somatic and holistic health was sparked by personal experiences of IVF, loss and fertility challenges. This background has equipped Alex with a unique approach, guiding mind-body and nervous system connection to complement medical approaches
Areas of expertise
- Fertility guidance & support
- Yoga, pilates & bodywork (Prenatal & Postnatal)
- Support for burnout, fatigue, birth prep & birth trauma
- Cesarean scar release (massage & exercise rehab)
Company values
Accessibility
Diversity & Inclusion
Sustainability
Women Owned
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