14/04/2026
Look who is 1 whole year old today🎉
Natural and Holistic Modalities used to bring the body back into equilibrium💫
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Born and raised in KwaZulu Natal in South Africa, I grew up loving animals and the outdoors and what nature had to offer us as humans. My late Grandmother was a Doctor of both Homeopathy and Osteopathy. I loved her passion for alternate medicines, as I grew older I too found I had a love for the alternate modalities and what they had to offer.
At home we live as much of a holistic life as possible in today's world and have always turned to the alternate modalities for help or direction with regards to our health.
I started off with Equine Body work in 2009, along side studying animal behavior. In 2017 I started my Kinesiology journey with Touch For Health and then continued on to study Neuro-training, Emotional Kinesiology and Equine Energy Medicine. I've used the BEMER blanket and TENs machine for the past 12 years and seen the amazing results in both humans and animals. I recently started working with Photonic Red-light therapy, to expand my "tools" and what I have to offer. In July 2019 I started studying the EMMETT technique and hope to add that to my modalities and offer it to clients. In 2020 I started my journey following in my late grandmothers footsteps studying Classical Homeopathy. I am a registered member of the International Institute of Complementary Therapies (IICT), the International Association of Specialised Kinesiologists (IASK), Association of Specialised Kinesiologists South Africa (ASKSA), the International Equine Body Worker Association (IEBWA) and a student member of the Society of Homeopaths.
I found owning and breeding our own horses on our farm in South Africa, I was exposed to many injuries and illness's in horses. Over the years we developed many of our own techniques and training methods and incorporated them with the many we had learnt from others. I treated our animals myself, unless it was a case that was beyond my capability.