My path into spiritual accompaniment has evolved slowly, rooted in a lifelong curiosity about the spiritual journey. From seeking awe and wonder in nature as a teenager to nurturing life on a small-holding today, I find myself with fewer fixed answers but a deeper connection to the rhythms of the earth. Facilitating breathwork and hosting guests on our land, I draw the earth, the breath, the elements and seasonal rhythms more fully into my practice.

I have worked in the charity sector in international development and environmental projects, with formative experiences living in Africa, alongside long-standing interests in contemplative practice and nature-based wellbeing. Along the way I have been shaped through burnout, doubt, and a sense of being on the edge. I have learnt to work with the breath, mindful reflection, and the body as ways of noticing what is happening and creating space for deeper understanding. I bring breathwork into my practice as a tool for discovering and sustaining both inner and outer journeys.

Experiential, earth-based approaches have taught me to navigate thresholds, connect inner awareness with outer engagement, and bring practical, embodied understanding into conversation. I offer a space that is grounded, patient, and attentive, where people can notice what is stirring inside and explore how it connects to their life, choices, and engagement with the world. Breath, body, connection to nature, and careful listening are at the heart of my approach, alongside curiosity, care, and attention to the wider world we share.