Imagine a slow forest walk between the beach and getting home. The trees are full with an array of lush green leaves and spindly, detailed brown branches. Never precisely repeating, but showing a beautiful uniqueness in what appears initially as repetitive. Like a finger print. You have 10, but each one is uniquely individual. Each leaf, each branch. You notice the strong, grounded trunks of the trees; it’s body. It has a spine like length to it, curves where curves feel suited. Its weathered bark shows a strength and resilience that is character to that protective layer which holds dearly a sensitive system mapped out within.

You notice an expansion from the base of the tree, right up to the delicate top, swaying in the lightest of ocean breezes, with the sensitive branches reaching out as far as they can, like when you stand, stretch, reach up and extend every part of you, emphasising every millimetre of your body, from the joints in your toes through to the tips of your fingers. You reach up and feel every fibre of your body taking up as much space as you can possibly fill with your whole physical being.

Trees do this gracefully in the mix with all the other trees surrounding it. They allow each other to take as much space as they all need, to stand tall and expansive, impressively present and as individually eye catching as the next one, all while respecting each others boundaries. As you walk through this patch of forest the trees acknowledge you, as one of them, as part of nature with the grainy salt on your body, your sun kissed skin and crunch of sand between your toes.

You are welcomed as much as one of them, as they do each other. You sense the invitation to expand like they do.

The sea shows you this expression of expansion, too. With every wave, unique like the branch of a tree, the sea will reach and stretch up over the shore taking as much space as it feels is needed to expand its essence of being a wave, being the ocean, as far as possible.

The shore, the beach, the sand all welcomes this expansion from the sea and and offers an invitation to co-create.

Leaving the beach and showering away your day leaves you feeling included, complete, expansive, and welcomed as you are.

I was taken on a journey to discover how to acknowledge the real access to freedom I truly have. This allows me to now hold space for my clients to reach this level of expansion, allowing total freedom in the same way the beach, shore and dunes allow space to the sea to expand its waves, as far as it can reach. The same way the trees in the forest offer space to each other to expand, stand tall, take space on and under the forest floor to be strong and grounded, lay down their roots, yet still stand tall, have space to express the sensitivity and vulnerability of the new, intricate, tiny, detailed and precious branches.

Unfurling new buds to blossom and bloom their elements, that will in turn nourish everything that it comes into contact with. It will offer food for birds and insects, it will eventually fertilise the ground below when it falls with the transition of seasons. What I hope is that my sessions will install this same sense of cycles you witness in nature. And that’s why I feel a session with me will feel like a day at the beach, you need not bring any thing with you but you will leave with a soul full of new insights, ambitions, freedom and acceptance of how your soul will not only start to cycle with profoundness but how it has been in cycle with freedom and nature all along. I strive to install this acknowledgement.

We’ll spend time together and afterwards, feel refreshed, good-tired, revitalised, walking away with a sense of new found freedom. The same freedom that the beach expresses.