Tell us a little bit about your background and how you came to work as a coach and healer
I was born and raised in New Zealand. My family was interested in spirituality and I had the opportunity to learn Yoga from the age of six, which helped instil in me, a sense of connection to a greater whole. As a child the idea of a universal life force and healing energy appeared self evident and I felt naturally inclined to practise healing on my pets when they were ill. Later as my healing interest began to focus more on other people I followed my great desire to explore other cultures. After extensive travels I eventually arrived in my second home, this country. Once here I formalised my training in Healing and Counselling and entered a Diploma course at Holistic Healing College. I am now based and practise in SW London.

You incorporate a number of skills in your practise, you obviously belief in an eclectic approach
After meeting and connecting with a client I tune in to that persons energy, personality and current circumstances. We are more than just bodies with physical or emotional symptoms.
At a deeper level the various issues or unfulfilled desires my clients present with, can be traced back to blockages in their energetic field – a loss of purpose, limiting beliefs or restricted habit patterns we can all fall into. Through my work and training I have discovered that different people respond better to different techniques and overtime I have honed my intuitive sense of which is the best way to work with each individual.

So who are your clients?
All sorts of people. Most of us experience stages and phases in life when we can benefit from extra support, encouragement and healing. It is also common to experience different levels of health and energy and want to change certain patterns before they get out of control or deteriorate further.
I also come across an increasing number of people who are searching for a greater sense of purpose and are opening to the spiritual aspect of life.