The Heart of My Services

Absolutely — every journey is unique, and the support you need may look different at different times. Some people come to me for a single ceremony or therapy, while others feel drawn to weave together celebrancy, spiritual accompaniment, and healing therapies. We’ll discuss what feels right for you, and create an approach that’s tailored to your needs.

Not at all. As an Interfaith Minister, I welcome people of all faiths, mixed-faith families, and those who don’t follow any organised religion. My role is to honour your story, your values, and your beliefs — whatever they may be — and to create a safe, respectful space where you feel supported. 

An end-of-life doula, or soul midwife, provides non-medical, compassionate support to people who are approaching the end of life, as well as to their families. This may include sitting in quiet companionship, helping create a peaceful environment, offering gentle rituals, or simply being present so that no one has to walk this part of the journey alone. 

My role is to walk alongside the person who is nearing death, but also to support their loved ones through the emotional and practical aspects of this transition. Families often find comfort in knowing that someone is present to hold space, provide calm reassurance, and help them find meaning in a very tender time. 

I work with several complementary therapies, including Reiki, Soul Plan Reading, Soul Transformation Therapy, and Qigong. Each of these approaches offers something different — from restoring balance and relaxation, to bringing clarity about your life path, to supporting transformation at a soul level. Together, we can choose the therapy that best fits your needs at the time. 

Not at all. Many people come with an open mind but without any particular belief system, and they still find the sessions deeply calming and beneficial. Healing is about creating space for your body, mind, and spirit to rebalance. Whether you approach it from a spiritual or simply a well-being perspective, the focus is always on your comfort and care. 

Spiritual accompaniment is about walking alongside you as you explore your own questions of meaning, purpose, or faith. It isn’t about giving advice or pushing beliefs — it’s about creating a safe space where you can be heard deeply and without judgment. Some people use this time to reflect on life transitions, others to reconnect with their spirituality, or simply to feel supported on their journey.