Accessibility: outside

Access to the driveway is wide. It will usually have one car on it, but if you require additional space please let me know. Our driveway is gravel, and slopes slightly upwards from the road. There is a narrow path to the front door, and then a 20cm step up to the front door.

Accessibility: inside

We have 13 stairs (they obviously weren’t as superstitious in the 1950s!), with a handrail on the righthand side.

Accessibility: my Reiki Room

There is a 5cm step that you can use to get onto the Reiki bed, which is set as low as it will go. I have a chair that you can use before and after the session. I will always offer you a glass of water after each session.

Scent Free

I have an allergy to scents – mainly to artificial scents, such as perfume and washing products; but candles and aromatherapy oils can be just as bad. Hence my Reiki practice and my entire home are scent and chemical free.

By Bus

I am technically accessible by public transport – the 36 bus stops on the A61, outside The Inn. One way or another you will have to cross the A61, which is not for the faint-hearted or slow of step. But the walk through the village is lovely, and The Inn is definitely worth a visit.

Sustainability

Where possible, I have sourced products ethically and with minimal environmental impact to create my business. To minimise waste I don’t use any disposable products. To minimise water pollution I don’t use any chemicals (that, and I’m allergic to them). The electricity used in our home comes from a renewable source.