Relationship endings can feel like too much.
If you’re overwhelmed, unsteady, or lost in your own head, you don’t need more advice or analysis.
You need help to feel stronger and steadier – inside and out.
I combine body and mind practices, such as breathwork, yoga, and meditation, to help people feel safer in their bodies and calmer in their minds during separation and divorce - a journey I have been on, and continue to navigate.
Use the form here to tell me what you’re finding hardest right now, and I’ll send you a short, hand-picked practice chosen specifically to support you – something you can use immediately to feel a little steadier.
You’ll hear back from me personally. No mailing list pressure. No pushiness. Just a place to begin.
A number of years ago, I separated from the father of my two children. We were also business partners and co-authors, with our lives deeply entwined – personally, professionally, and financially. It was a dark and difficult period, and aspects of that situation continue to present challenges today.
As a long-time yoga teacher, I turned to the practices I knew best – and gradually refined them – to regulate my nervous system, find moments of calm in the chaos, and maintain physical strength and health through one of the most demanding times of my life.
Those pose practices helped me stabilise, rebuild, and move forward. I now feel steady and strong, and I’m proud of the life I’ve rebuilt. I pivoted well.
Today, I design and offer wellbeing practices that support others through the pain of relationship endings, while also opening space for the positive possibilities that can emerge from change.
My work is always mind–body focused – this is my difference. When life is overwhelming, thinking harder or analysing everything can sometimes make things worse. The breath and the body can become a sanctuary: a place to return to when words and logic fall short.
I work with clients one-to-one through my Phoenix Path programme – three months of grounded, mind–body support to help you move out of overwhelm and into calm, clarity, and strength, from the inside out.
About me.
12 weeks.
One beautiful outcome.
In my three-month, 1-1 support programme, I guide you out of the chaos of separation and into the next chapter of your life with calm, confidence, and clarity that you don’t just understand, but feel in your body.
We work with both mind and body, so the strength and steadiness you build on the inside begin to show up in how you breathe, how you move, and how you meet the world again.
And along the way, you’ll gather a suite of self-care practices you can return to for the rest of your life - not as fixes, but as ways of staying close to yourself.
You won’t be the same person you were at the beginning.
You’ll be more yourself:
Month 1
We find peace.
Let’s get you feeling safe. Breathwork, meditation, and deep rest to root you in the here and now. This is when we anchor.
Month 2
We steady and strengthen.
We deepen the work. We nurture resilience, inside and out. We let go of that which needs to be gone. We move for strength and balance. Meditations for inner power. Rest for integration.
Month 3
We set you free.
Your future’s coming for you. You’re going to meet it with poise, intention, and open-ness. Let’s go.
This isn’t about becoming a new or ‘improved’ version of yourself.
It’s about uncovering the strong, steady, lovable you that was there all along – and learning how to support and nurture yourself, now and always.
The end of a significant relationship and era in your life can leave you feeling adrift – questioning everything you thought you knew about yourself, your past, and your future. But what if this profound disruption could uncover a deeper, stronger relationship with yourself?
Phoenix Path isn't another programme promising to "fix" you or help you "bounce back." Instead, it's a sanctuary where you can process this transition while gently rebuilding your relationship with your own body and mind.
I will guide you on a sustainable journey to emotional and physical transformation. This is not a glow-up or a radical re-invention, but a solid and enduring recognition and re-awakening of your strongest, steadiest self.
