The body, as bodies do, eventually made itself impossible to ignore.
I was signed off work, and the life I had been holding together with considerable effort came apart. At the time it felt like failure. Like losing everything I had worked for.
Looking back, it was the beginning of something I could not yet name.
In 2017, a diagnosis of fibromyalgia gave language to what my body had been trying to tell me for years. It asked me to completely rethink how I lived. To stop overriding my own signals. To build a different and far more honest relationship with my own needs. That process was slow and not always graceful. I have also navigated depression, anxiety, and chronic migraines alongside the fibromyalgia, and I continue to do so. These are not things I have left behind. They are part of the landscape I move through, and they have taught me more about what it means to truly care for yourself than anything else I have encountered.
I was also, through much of this, a carer and a business owner. Life did not pause to allow for reclamation. I had to find my way through it whilst standing in the middle of it.
I share this not to present a story of overcoming, but because I want you to understand where this work comes from. I am not guiding you from a distance. I am guiding you from genuine, lived understanding of what it takes to reclaim yourself when life is complicated, when your body is not cooperating, when the responsibilities are real and the energy is limited.
And from an unshakeable belief, hard won and honestly held, that the journey is worth making.
The deepest shift in my own path came in 2020, when I found my way to the Goddess Temple in Glastonbury. I walked in and simply knew, with a quiet certainty I have come to trust, that I was somewhere I was meant to be.
What followed was two years of deep training in Goddess-centred astrology through the Silver Spiral, a dedication as a Priestess of the Stars in January 2025, and a gradual, profound understanding that everything I had walked through had meaning. That I had not been falling apart.
I had been falling into place.