These are the healing modalities I offer, each one a doorway into a different aspect of your inner world:

• Bohio Clearing (Home Clearing)

• Chair Yoga, Divination 

• Early Intervention

• End-of-Life Care, 

• Family Holistic Wellness

• Holistic Counseling

• Rewiring With Meditation

• Romiromi

• Shamamic Healing

• TCM Therapeutic Massage

• Usui Reiki

Each room offers its own medicine.

Together, they form a holistic pathway of reconnection, clarity, and transformation.

If you’ve explored the website, you’ll notice that my offerings are diverse and deeply layered. Because of the spiritual, emotional, and energetic demands of this calling, I work seasonally and intuitively.

Medicine work requires presence, integrity, and embodied wellness. Just as doctors must take time to rest in order to practice safely, medicine people also need periods of recalibration and regeneration.

Medicine people live a calling  where the individual walks between worlds stepping outside of time and space.  Reality for a medicine person does not function as linear as a layperson, so do not be surprised if you come across practitioners that have erratic schedules.

Medicine work is rewarding, but it is also demanding, so it's absolutely instrumental I be the embodiment of care by tending to my own self-care. How can I be an effective medicine person if I can't care for my own wellbeing?

I honor those cycles so I can show up grounded, clear, and fully capable of holding space for you.

Having that said, evening and weekend hours (I operate in Sydney, Australia AEDT) are very limited and cost more. It's a first come first serve basis, if booking is unavailable let me know so I can add you to the waitlist.

If you’re new here or unsure which sacred room of the Temple is right for you, I invite you to book a free 15-minute information session.

This is a gentle space where we explore your needs and determine the best pathway forward. 

• Ensure that we have a private, quiet, dedicated place for our meeting

• Make sure that we have all that we need at our fingertips, for example: notes, books, pad, pen, and water

• Reduce distractions where possible; devices irrelevant to the session, members of the household, and any other distractions

• Have had a few minutes to prepare ourselves before meeting, so that we are relaxed and focused; no rushed and scattered thoughts

• Consider this a normal appointment, the same as if visiting a physician, specialist, or other healthcare professional in their office. Consider the norms and extend the same courtesy to me.