I’ve been married (and now divorced), I am a single mother to a beautiful son, Noah, I’ve lived on three continents, ran one of the largest healing schools in London in my mid-twenties, lead a healing mission in refugee camps in one of the most dangerous countries in the world and traveled the world pursuing my own personal and spiritual healing/growth.
I’m originally from a small city in central Canada called Saskatoon, and left for the big city of Toronto after graduating high school. After a few years living there and deeply loving the city (to this day it’s one of my favourite cities in the world), I moved to Calgary for a couple of years and really started to feel more deeply into my purpose there in my early twenties.
Funny side-note: When I was 21 years old, I went to see a psychic near Toronto and asked her where the best place in the world for me to live was (at the time I was debating between moving from Toronto to either London, England or Calgary). The psychic answered “Australia”… Australia?! Wasn’t even on my radar at the time and I ended up choosing Calgary.
While living in Calgary when I was 23 I did my first trip to Africa as a volunteer, living in Moshi, Tanzania for a month. That experience didn’t end up being what I had always hoped a humanitarian mission to Africa (a continent that had been calling me since I was a little girl) would be – but I knew that one day I would return and be able to offer something that felt more aligned with my soul.
London, England was another place that had been calling me since I was a little girl (I remember saying to my mum, “Mummy, when I grow up I want to go live where the Queen lives), so in January 2008 I turned that dream into a reality and moved myself and my two cats to London without knowing a soul there.
I met a fellow healer there who was starting to build a healing school, I jumped on board to build it with him and together over the next three years, we built one of the largest healing schools in the UK.
While neither of us are still running that school, we had hundreds of students come through and get trained with us during that time, many of whom are now running successful healing schools in London, Europe and the world – continuing to transform the lives of others. A legacy that I’m proud to have helped lay the foundation for.
During my time in London I made my second trip down to Africa with the mission to visit refugee camps in The Congo and facilitate healing with women who had been r***d. This 10 day trip was divinely guided from the beginning to the end and was one of the most incredible experiences of my life.
Here’s a short video of the experience in The Congo.
I met my husband in London when I was 27 and he came over to my house for a BBQ one evening with a friend of a friend. He was from Sydney, Australia (in London for business) and liked cats! He even had a cat of his own (for those cat lovers out there, I’m sure you know that it’s quite rare to meet a man who loves cats).
Over the next few months we fell in love living on other sides of the world and within a short time it was clear this was a profound connection and that it was easier for me to pick up and move to Australia (remember what the psychic told me six years earlier) then it would be for him to uproot his business to London.
I moved to Sydney (again with my two cats) when I was 28 and left the healing school behind in London. I began working with my husband in his business and we had an incredible journey – traveling the world together, working together (not the best idea for us in hindsight) and starting a family together – over the next six years.
Our son, Noah, was born in January 2014. He’s a true Capricorn, LOVES being alive, is funny, caring, passionate, compassionate and an incredible soul. I feel really blessed to be his mother in this lifetime and motherhood is certainly teaching me the greatest and most challenging lessons of my life.
My marriage didn’t last and by 34 I was separated and a single mother, living in a country on the other side of the world from my entire family – but a place that I now called home.
My ex-husband and I have an incredible friendship and co-parenting relationship. It’s taken time, work and growth (individually and collectively), but we are both committed to our own personal growth and being the best versions of ourselves that we can be (for ourself, Noah and humanity).
I have now re-partnered with an incredible soul whom I feel very grateful to be doing a deep dive with. I’m now going places within myself and an intimate relationship that I’ve never journeyed before, which is both terrifying and thrilling!
My journey post-divorce has been one of slow, deep self-reflection and healing. The past year (in particular) I’ve thrown myself back into an intensive journey of soul growth, including spending six weeks in New Zealand at a modern mystery, soul initiation school called Highden Temple.
Although I’ve officially been doing work as a healer for the last 12 years, the work I’ve done in the past year has been the deepest, most profound work I’ve ever done on myself and has given me the confidence to turn my focus from motherhood and personal growth to also include service and contribution once again.
For the first time since moving to Australia in 2011, I’m now stepping back into facilitating and sharing my skills and experience with others by running workshops in Sydney and collaborating with other fantastic facilitators to create events that (quite frankly) we want to attend ourselves!
Our purpose is to bring the most powerful pieces of transformation we’ve experienced as well fun, interactive, experiential workshops and events to others with an aim to connect a community of conscious beings together who are supporting each others soul emergence and living the deep questions of humanity together.
I have a personal goal of buying a caravan and traveling around Australia with Noah and my partner in 2020 and to do pop-up workshops in different parts of the country along our travels - especially collaborating with other amazing humans to create experiences that I couldn’t/wouldn’t create on my own.
See you out there, somewhere.
