05/07/2026
My work is never boring. Intense? Yes. But never, ever boring.
A lot of my practice involves helping the dead as much as the living.
Often, the dead attach to the living for various reasons—the underlying need is usually the same: a fragmented piece of a soul, perhaps from a traumatic passing or an unacknowledged loss, is unconsciously seeking resolution or healing through acknowledgment.
How do I know when a soul is attached to a client?
I feel it in my body.
Sometimes it’s like someone tapping on my shoulder in an excited way, a silent “I know you see me :)))”.
Other times, I simply feel them in the room.
I’ve been doing this work for a while now; it becomes quite obvious when there' more then just myself and my client in the room.
They will often signal their presence by playing with the lights—this happens a lot!
It's always conformed in my clients face.
I will notice a distinct "blur" on half of their face, as if a filter has been placed over them. And invariably, there is a drain on their vitality; a client carrying this energy almost always presents with profound exhaustion and depletion.
It’s complex work, and hard to put into words, but the results are extraordinary.
Through specific somatic processes and rituals, we honour what was once hidden.
We help those fragments move into a place of integrated wholeness.
The result? The client shifts back into a state of wholeness, vitality, and true presence.
There is so much more happening beneath the surface than the naked eye can see.
I’m currently developing a curriculum to teach this work to other practitioners.
I have a few more days left in Fitzroy, after that I’ll be taking some personal time, but I expect to open for bookings again around September/October.
