About Roxanna Danae

Training was where I developed my confidence. It taught me to keep promises to myself and my body became my greatest teacher. I was a successful athlete from a young age, competing at county and national level, and the discipline that came with that shaped everything afterwards.

Years into a career I loved, I had achieved much of what I thought I wanted and yet still felt hollow, caught in patterns I could not out-train and repeating cycles that were causing me distress. At a rock bottom moment I decided instead to walk directly through the fire, learning from Amazonian lineages that look to the root rather than the surface, and discovering how much of our past we carry in the fabric of our bodies. That led me to somatic restoration, which I now weave into my work.

Burnt out, highly successful people seeking something more: restoration, better cognition, performance, longevity, less stress. They are open to holistic health and ready to address patterns they already know about. Most are between 28 and 72 and most arrive by word of mouth. They are motivated, and they are usually very good at everything except looking after themselves.

I believe in dealing with root cause in order to achieve transformation of body, mind and spirit. In practice that means the training is serious and so is everything around it: how you sleep, how you eat, how you come down after effort. I will not promise you an outcome, and I will tell you when something belongs with a doctor rather than a coach.

I have spent over a decade implementing wellness programmes in tech, sales, advertising and investment banking, and I managed the fitness and wellness departments at Soho House and The Ned. I ran wellness consultancy for Access Intelligence for four years as part of their Workplace Experience team. That work continues alongside the one-to-one practice.

At UNTIL Soho on Charing Cross Road and UNTIL Liverpool Street on Bishopsgate. Working inside the UNTIL network puts me alongside London physiotherapists, nutritionists, therapists and coaches, which means I can bring in the right specialist rather than stretching beyond what I do.