About Cleanse Studio Surrey

A small, independent studio in Chipstead built around one idea: that this treatment should feel calm, respectful and completely unrushed.

Rachel, founder of Cleanse Studio Surrey, colon hydrotherapist in Chipstead, Coulsdon

Hello, I’m Rachel

I’m the founder of Cleanse Studio Surrey. I came to this work through my own interest in digestive health and nutrition, and through seeing how much difference the right kind of care can make to how someone feels day to day.

Cleanse Studio is deliberately small. One client at a time, in a quiet private room in Chipstead, with a proper conversation before anything begins.

What I hear most often is that people were nervous beforehand. That’s completely normal, and it’s exactly why I’ve built the practice this way — nothing here is rushed to fit a schedule, and no question is too small or too awkward to ask.

Our Standards

  • Sterile, single-use disposables for every single client — nothing is ever reused
  • Closed-system equipment, serviced and maintained to manufacturer standards
  • Filtered, temperature-controlled water throughout every session
  • A private treatment room with its own en-suite
  • A full health screening before any treatment goes ahead
  • Trained in colon hydrotherapy and in anatomy, physiology and pathology for the complementary therapist

Qualifications & Training

I trained as a colon hydrotherapist with Dotolo Europe, a school approved by the Global Association for Colon Hydrotherapy (GPACT), and I hold an Ofqual-regulated Level 3 qualification in anatomy, physiology and pathology. My certificates are below.

Foundation Level Professional Colon Hydro-Therapist certificate, Dotolo Europe and GPACT, awarded to Rachel Bailey

Foundation Level Professional Colon Hydro-Therapist
Dotolo Europe, approved by GPACT

VTCT Skills (ITEC) Level 3 Certificate in Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology for the Complementary Therapist, awarded to Rachel Bailey

Level 3 Certificate in Anatomy, Physiology & Pathology for the Complementary Therapist
VTCT Skills (ITEC), Ofqual-regulated

Colon hydrotherapy is not currently a statutorily regulated profession in the UK. I’m committed to ongoing professional development and to practising within the limits of my training.

My Approach

Nobody is talked into anything

Colon hydrotherapy suits many people, but not everybody. There are conditions and circumstances where it simply isn’t appropriate, and I will always tell you honestly if that applies to you — even when it means you don’t book.

Dignity is not an extra

You are covered throughout, the room is private with its own en-suite, and the system is closed so there is no odour at any point. You will never be hurried out of the room.

One part of a bigger picture

A single treatment sits alongside how you eat, drink, move and sleep. I’ll always talk through simple, realistic changes that support how you feel between sessions, rather than suggesting you keep coming back indefinitely.

Complementary, not medical

Colon hydrotherapy is a complementary therapy. It does not diagnose or treat medical conditions and it is never a replacement for your GP. Where symptoms need medical attention, I’ll say so and encourage you to seek it.

Come and Meet Me First

If you’d rather have a conversation before committing to anything, that’s genuinely welcome. Call or send a message and I’ll answer your questions honestly.

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