Leanne Bray Holistic Therapist

Leanne originally trained as a Biochemical Engineer at UCL, but after having children decided to retrain. Leanne has always been drawn to helping people, and developed a love for crystals at a young age. Leanne first took qualifications in reiki and crystal healing in 2002 and then qualified as a ITEC Complementary Therapist in 2004 after receiving diplomas in various therapies.

Leanne is very passionate about activating the self-healing process in us all through the use of complementary therapies, and is always amazed by the results that even the simplest of techniques can have. Leanne treats clients with various ailments and has amazing results over the years (see testimonials).

Leanne is a member of Embody, the Complementary and Alternative Practitioners Association and the NO HANDS massage association.

You can contact Leanne on 07905 276375 or email mail@freefloftm.com or use the contact form.

     Malcolm Bray

Personal trainer and Martial Arts Instructor

Malcolm has worked in the fitness industry, since leaving the army in 1999.  He started out working in the corporate leisure industry for the Daily Mirror Newspaper in Canary Wharf, and then transfered to LA Fitness when Malcolm and his family relocated to Newbury.  Malcolm then took on the role as the head of the fitness department as part of the occupational therapist team for The Priory before starting FreeflowFTM.

Malcolm started training in martial arts at age 6 and has studied various martial arts over the last 25 years, including Taekwondo, Karate, Laugar Kung Fu, Wing Chun, Kickboxing, Shen chi do, and Kapitiran Arnis.  He has been teaching martial arts for many years, focusing mainly on Warrior Arts which is based on Pencak Silat (the Indonesian art of self defence) for the last 7 years.

For the last few years Malcolm has been working with the west berkshire school support partnership, providing Warrior Arts sessions.  The school sessions have been a great success with positive feedback from both students and teachers.  The teachers were especially surprised to find that a martial art could contain so many benefits including multi-sensory exercises, core stability, postural strength and alignment, as well as the fitness, flexibility, self-defence, and discipline that martial arts in known for. The success in schools has led me to open a class for children aged 3 - 14 years. 

The Warrior Arts covers silat, thai kick boxing, meditation, yoga and drumming classes.  Malcolm has taught various aspects of  Warrior Arts to many people in schools, colleges, events and in his personal training sessions.

 Malcolm is a member of REPS and WAKO.

You can contact Malcolm on 07986 306392 or email mail@freeflowftm.com or use the contact form.