About Me

Having long been an explorer of holistic approaches for health and wellbeing, I discovered Craniosacral Therapy 25 years ago when I sought help for my newborn son who was struggling with whiplash after a Ventouse extraction. Two sessions later, I had a different baby, one who could finally feed, smile and sleep without needing to be held in my arms constantly.

Experiencing the benefits of the Craniosacral approach for myself, I was finally able to release long term chronic PTSD from my system and re-emerge from a nervous system locked in freeze mode, convincing me that this was the route I wanted to take to help and support others.

I have also incorporated Remote/Distant Craniosacral Therapy into my practice, in order to help those in the wider community both in the UK and abroad.

My hands-on practice is based in Brighton and London, at my home clinic and at The Practice Rooms.

Zoe Egerton Craniosacral Therapy Brighton

I am a registered member of The Craniosacral Therapy Association (RCST), am fully insured and regularly undertake further CPD training. I work locally and internationally, either in person or online.

Adults see me for symptoms including PTSD, Fibromyalgia, Crohn's Disease, IBS and back pain, anxiety and stress, while children and teenagers seek help for ADHD, Autism, anxiety, depression or exam stress.

Babies struggling with colic, reflux, constipation and sleep problems also come into my clinic for help.

Volunteer Work

In addition to my private practice, I'm very happy to have brought Craniosacral Therapy to 'The Clock Tower Sanctuary' in Brighton and am currently involved with the Craniosacral Collaborative, treating members of the London community.

I have also provided Craniosacral Therapy to adults supported by the services of Southdown Housing Association, a local Brighton charity, as well as family members in the unenviable position of requiring dedicated hospice care and support for their children from Chestnut Tree House.