Evelyn Jasmine Holistic Healing

17/10/2025

✨Feedback Friday✨

Well last night I sat down ready for my tea after a long day and I received this feedback in my Facebook 😍

It made my week!

It always means the world when clients go out of their way to leave feedback.

And to know they found the experience so beneficial is just so wonderful 😍

15/10/2025

09/10/2025

I have turned my profiles on social media pink and blue for

I’m low on words this evening. Seeing lots of posts about Babyloss awareness week is taking its toll this year.

But you all know how much I love and miss Evelyn, every single day.

💜🩷💙

08/10/2025

My treatment room 💜

Honestly, I can’t tell you how many people walk into my treatment room and seem to suddenly be able to breath deeply again.

As soon as they step in there is a moment where you feel a pause, a connection back to their breathing and their body. As if just walking into the room starts the healing process.

It’s a privilege.

03/10/2025

So one year ago… much later on in the evening… I was preparing those Lindt choccies ready for summit…

29/09/2025

One year ago today I started to climb Africa’s highest mountain and the tallest free standing mountain in the world with 14 wonderful people.

One year ago today I stood at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro.

This photo is me at the second camp with the summit behind me.

I learned so much about myself, about life and about how far I’ve come on my journey.

One of the lessons I learned is pertinent in my life right now.

Pole pole.

Translates as Slowly slowly in Swahili.

Your guides say this to you constantly. You can’t just race up the mountain. You must take it slowly, take time to acclimatise to the altitude.

You take one small, slow step at a time.

Many of my group had watched videos that people shared of their climbs.

I didn’t. I didn’t feel I needed to. I felt that knowing what was coming would probably ruminate, making me anxious. I heard Baranco Wall more times than I felt comfortable with 😅 I think if I’d have seen it prior I might have decided to give up before I even started.

But I took the view that as long as I put one foot in front of the other, one step at a time, I would reach the top. By the time I got to Baranco Wall it certainly looked terrifying but I was there, all I could do was carry on… one step at a time.

I conquered it all.

And I loved every minute of it.

How do you climb a mountain?

One small step at a time.

Just keep walking.