18/02/2026
I took this photo on Sunday on the moors. There is something magical about standing on a snowy moor and the noise of the world being quietened by nature.
When everything is softened by snow, when the land feels still and ancient, I feel truly connected to Spirit. Not as something outside of me, but as something I’m connected to. It’s as if there is a familiar relationship. A presence. A guidance. A remembering.
People sometimes ask me why I connect to Spirit in my complementary and holistic work. Firstly, I don’t always, Some clients don’t want to explore a spiritual path and that’s absolutely fine. But for my own journey, I saw healing as something I didn’t want to ‘do’ alone. I saw my wellbeing as a relationship - with nature, with energy, with my ancestors, with the unseen threads that hold me within the universe.
Now, this may not resonate with you at all, and that’s absolutely fine. If it doesn’t, know that you can still choose to use my services as we can go purely down a clinical pathway, one in which I’m trained in. In fact, I’d say about 50% of my clients ask for this option.
However, if you’ve ever felt an overwhelming stillness in nature… you’ve likely felt its Spirit too. When I connect to Spirit, I am:
✨ Listening beyond words
✨ Holding space beyond the physical
✨ Trusting the wisdom that moves through all living things
✨ Allowing guidance that comes from a place of love, not ego
Just like the moor in winter - stripped back, honest, expansive - Spirit meets us in the quiet places. In the pauses. In the breath between.
My work isn’t about fixing. It’s about remembering who you are beneath the noise and where you’ve come from. It’s about identity and connection, compassion and love. And Spirit - of nature, of sacred soul, of higher realms, of your very own core - can be the gentle compass that helps guide that remembering. 🤍