When I was diagnosed with bowel cancer back in 2016, I immediately knew that I needed to go through this journey as consciously as possible, because there was a need to use it to be of service to others. I told my oncologist that I really wanted to go through it, the good, the bad and the (at times very) ugly. When I finally finished my treatment process (which was surgery, six months of chemotherapy, then complications followed by more surgery) I found myself in a very strange place – I wanted my normal life back – but suddenly everything just looked so different I had no clue what that meant. I was determined to face this head on and shine light on the darkest parts.

This process took a lot of patience, dedication and hard work. Over the following two years, I gained two Life Coaching Diplomas and dove headlong into every healing/recovery modality that felt aligned. This culminated in not only becoming a level 3 Reiki Master, but developing a true passion for helping cancer survivors understand why everything feels so different post-cancer and get that ‘gap bridged’ and get on with life again.

The longer I studied coaching, kept upskilling and working with post-cancer clients, the more I became convinced that Just Feeling Really Good was really the key to not only wellness but long term genuine happiness. I work with adding more to clients lives. More fun, more connection, more good food, more movement, more love. More More More!

When this becomes the focus, the things that don’t serve us just naturally disappear. This also plays a massive part in managing that voice that taps us on the shoulder (I like to call it ‘Canxiety”) which is that cross between ‘What if it comes back?” and good old survivors guilt.