Peaceful
Balance & Me

Once upon a time, in my 20s, my mum booked me in with a psychic reader she’d been recommended. I was incredibly grateful, and so was she. She simply wanted me to hear that there were better things, and kinder people out there for me.

Little did we both know, this would become the beginning of my healing spiritual journey.

There and then, I was invited into a closed Psychic Circle that met weekly, and I was part of that circle for five years. I loved the connection, the channelling, the healing techniques, and the meditations, oh, the places we would go. I also made some truly beautiful friendships. Looking back, I think I may have taken some of those learnings for granted at the time… but they stayed with me.

After moving to the Dandenong Ranges and starting our little family, I was introduced to Reiki and I felt the call. Over the next ten years, I completed Reiki Levels One and Two, and then my Master Teacher certification. What I had learnt in circle deeply supported and enriched my Reiki journey, naturally weaving into the way I now offer healing.

With a deep interest in healing mind, body and spirit, esoteric studies, self-care, and a strong commitment to both personal and professional growth, I’m always expanding always learning. This isn’t just for me, but for everyone who walks through my door.

Another passion close to my heart is nature our environment, our Mother Earth. I’ve been involved in local Landcare groups, helped organise community learning and festivals, and even started a local group to care for a nearby reserve. I care deeply about sharing the importance of nature, animals, and the air we breathe. I believe that when we care for, connect with, and respect the Earth, it reflects back to us in the most beautiful and grounding ways.

You might also find me holding a banner at a “Save the Forest” or environmental event from time to time.

I’ve also walked my own path with anxiety, and through that, found healing and strategies that truly support me, along with a passion for helping others find what works for them. I’ve moved through the spiral of grief, too, numbing, heavy, and at times a blur. It doesn’t ever fully leave us, but it can soften, shift, and evolve.

A couple of days a week, when I’m not in Kallista, I work in a school as Learning Support. It keeps me connected to the wider world and to our future. I’m inspired there more often than I can count.

Like many of us, I wear many hats: mother, daughter, sister, friend, wife, and active member of my community. To share and care in all of those roles, we also need self-care. And I truly feel honoured by every person who comes to see me, whether for healings, to learn, or to sit in a women’s circle together.

It really is a beautiful world. And I’m so grateful to walk this path with both the seen and unseen, and a wonderful spirit team I can lean into and connect with along the way.

 I’ve learnt how powerful it is to feel supported, seen, and gently guided

Blessings,

Jacqueline