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This journey is for those seeking holistic, lasting support for their reproductive health—not just quick fixes or surface-level solutions. Whether you’re navigating challenges like irregular periods, painful cycles, hormonal imbalances, fertility struggles, preparation for pregnancy and birth, postpartum recovery, or the profound transitions of perimenopause and menopause, this journey offers a deeply integrated approach to healing and wellbeing.
Reproductive health is not just a physical concern—it touches the emotional, mental, and spiritual aspects of life. It’s connected to how you feel about your body, your identity, and your relationship with the world around you. This journey provides the space to explore these connections while addressing the symptoms and root causes of reproductive health issues.
Before beginning your Healing Journey, you’ll have the opportunity to take part in an optional Pre-Journey Planning Process. In these sessions, we’ll clarify your goals, explore what’s happening in your body, and begin crafting a personalized plan. This is also your chance to experience my approach and ensure it feels right for you.
Each Healing Journey is designed to:
In addition to general reproductive health, Healing Journeys can focus on specialised areas, such as:
Once you’ve completed your Healing Journey, you may wish to continue integrating your discoveries and sustaining your progress.
Living Journeys offer ongoing support as you navigate new phases of healing and life.
If you’re not ready for a full journey, single sessions are available.
These are perfect for those seeking immediate relief or focused support without committing to a longer program.
I’d love to hear about your experience and discuss how we can tailor a Healing Journey to your needs.
Reach out anytime to explore the next steps in your path to healing.
Home > Is this you? > How this works > Reproductive health healing journey
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