I have spent my entire adult life exploring health and wellbeing professionally. Throughout my career I have been fascinated about understanding the root causes of illness. Even as a student nurse I was scouring notes looking for signs of where things started going wrong, and rarely finding it, because no one else was looking at the cause. 

My interest in complementary therapies was sparked by a rheumatology patient who had reduced her 12 medications to 1 after changing her diet and utilising various complementary therapies. 

I started my personal journey in therapies by training as an aromatherapist, but the result of changing my own diet made me realise the huge potential of modifying diet and I then went on to train as a Nutritional Therapist and set up my therapy practice in Kendal in 1996. 

Early in my practice I started to notice that in clients with chronic health complaints, would get so far then they would often hit a block which was often emotional in origin, and I realised this had to be addressed or they would get no further in their healing path. 

I started using flower essences, and this made a real difference to clients well-being. I went on to train as a homeopath and found combining the 2 therapies together in one session was very beneficial for my clients. 

I still felt like something was missing, I went on to explore various healing techniques, including reiki, spiritual healing and finally I found Shamanism which literally rocked my world. Shamanism is incredibly important to me, I practice for myself daily and feel privileged to be able to offer this form of healing to my clients. it really does get to the parts other treatments cannot reach.