Helping you feel good and enjoy your life with a creative blend of holistic therapy.

Your emotions are as much a part of you as your physical body and they have a powerful affect on your wellbeing. When life is easygoing and happy you seem to have boundless energy and enjoy excelling in your relationships, sport and work and you feel calm and relaxed in yourself are rarely unwell. Everything is flowing with effortless ease.

However, if things get you down, stress, grief, traumatic events or frustration that your are stuck in life, for example, you can feel dis-ease in your body and yourself. Sometimes you can just feel "out of sorts" and no-one can identify the reason. It is as if there are blocks in your vitality and your energy is struggling to maintain your well being.

I specialise in helping you to release the effects negative emotions and limiting beliefs have on your health and wellbeing so that you can enjoy all aspects of your life feeling relaxed, confident and a peace with yourself.

How I can help you will depend upon your needs, because I work with each person as a unique being. My intention is to help you with my experience of emotional healing through energy medicine of homeopathy and flower essences, meridian therapy of Jin Shin Jyutsu (like acupuncture without the needles), EFT (tap and talk) and Journey healing.

The core essence is I give you the time to tell me about your problems that you would like to change, how you feel, what it really means to you to feel the way you do and to find solutions to help you feel connected with your inner wellbeing and fulfilment. And I help you maintain the "feel good factor" with on going support and self help practice.

Anxiety, tension and stressPanic attacks, trauma, and abuse Confidence at works, sport and performance issues Mood swings & PMT Cravings, Addictions, Smoking & Self Image issues Sadness, bereavement and grief Anger and irritability Fears, and phobias Limiting beliefs, Relationship blocks Fatigue and insomnia Coping with chronic disease and terminal illness Maintaining the Feel Good Factor