Here are a couple of personal revelations that shaped my path:

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During a period of anxiety, I sought assistance from my spiritual healer rather than a traditional counsellor. This experience was a wake-up call, guiding me toward how I should be serving my own clients.

Despite being accepted into post-graduate psychology, the path leading to becoming a psychologist, I chose a Master's in Counselling instead. Despite advice from friends and family urging me to pursue the 'better on paper' option, something told me counselling was my true calling. This was the first time I really tuned in to my intuition, and I'm grateful I did. It allowed me the freedom to work authentically.

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While my path has been anything but straightforward or conventional, I wouldn't change it for  anything in the world. Each lesson, unexpected detour, and transformative experience has propelled me toward working in a manner that aligns with my authenticity. Every qualification, teacher, healer, and mentor has not only enriched my connection with myself but, more significantly, has guided me in serving my clients with a deeper sense of knowledge, experience and understanding.