20/11/2025
Grief journaling promotes self-discovery
Journaling fosters a deeper connection with yourself.
It encourages self-reflection and self-compassion during a time when you need it most. 💕
Grief and emotional wellbeing holistic therapist.
Ashford
| Monday | 10am - 5pm |
| Tuesday | 10am - 3pm |
| Wednesday | 10am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 10am - 3pm |
| Friday | 10am - 3pm |
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I am a widowed mother to my gorgeous boy Oliver and my two furbabies, Kester and Jax. Oliver has a rare life long kidney disease that I manage with food and medicine. It hasn’t been easy, but he has a ‘normal’ life with not too many disruptions. I have suffered with anxiety and depression since my husband died as well weight issues and stress. Anxiety and overwhelm were a continuous problem for me and something I had to manage for years and became a problem again when my father died in 2019.
I have learnt so much because of the tough times in my life and am grateful that I have been able to find the help I needed to manage my grief and change my life so I can have a fun filled life with lots of possibilities and opportunities, and to help others.
I run my Life and Grief Transformational Coaching Practise in Kent, but have clients from all over as I work online as well as face to face.
I support people to heal from the pain of grief. I run a programme to teach people the tools to recover from grief and focus on the memories instead. I then support my clients to figure out what is next and discover what they truly want in their life. Work out what is holding people back and use habit change and mindset to move people forward towards their wants and goals.