JIN ONG
Sucess Stories
Real people. Remarkable shifts.
Every person who comes to work with me brings a different story, a different set of experiences and their own reasons for wanting change.
Some arrive navigating significant health challenges. Others are successful in so many areas of life, yet recognise there are patterns, emotions or limitations they haven’t been able to move beyond.
What connects them is a willingness to look deeper, to explore what their body and emotions may be communicating, and to take responsibility for creating a different experience of life.
Through private 1:1 emotional processing and mentorship, we work with what’s beneath the surface, creating space for greater awareness, personal freedom and new possibilities.
These are their experiences.
"I stopped living in survival mode. I stopped striving for an outcome and just started living for the day and the future that I knew I would have. I've got to a point where I'm really happy within myself. And I think for a long time, I really wasn't."
PRIVATE CLIENT EXPERIENCE
Susan Harrington
Susan’s journey is one of courage, self-discovery and profound personal transformation.
What began as a journey through a confronting cancer diagnosis became an exploration of the emotions, beliefs and patterns that had shaped her life for decades.
Through our work together, Susan began to experience changes that extended far beyond her physical health, including a deeper understanding of herself, her relationships and what it means to feel genuinely at peace within.
No Evidence of Disease
Finding Peace Within the System
After a series of ongoing health challenges and a devastating cancer diagnosis, Susan sought out an alternative path to recovery—one that would not only treat her disease but set in motion a profound transformation within her. This is Susan's incredible journey of release and how her holistic approach to healing ultimately resulted in the best possible outcome.
Susan recognises that a defining moment in her life was the tragic loss of her husband in a car accident. At just 23, she was left widowed and raising three children on her own. Despite this, Susan created a stable and loving environment for herself and her children, and she describes those early years as happy and healthy. However, it was around 15 years ago that a cascade of health issues began to manifest for Susan—shingles, Bell's palsy, and fibromyalgia, all exacerbated by the stress of work and relationships. Adding to the list was a diagnosis of Graves' disease in 2015. Susan's doctor told her she was facing lifelong medication—something she resisted, opting instead to explore dietary changes and holistic remedies with notable success.
“I was told the only way to fix it was to take a tablet, but I knew that was not the way I wanted to go.” - Susan
The gradual improvement in her health solidified Susan's belief that alternatives to mainstream medication were always worth investigating, or at least as a complement to them. However, Susan was not out of the woods with her other health issues. She struggled with fibromyalgia and the recurrence of shingles was an ongoing source of stress.
It was after she experienced a severe reaction to an ice bath and breath work session that Susan underwent a series of medical tests. Susan was aware of a lump in her breast that had been there for some time, but it had not been reason for concern previously. However, the tests following her reaction to the breath work revealed the lump now required urgent attention. Despite her hopes that the lump was benign, Susan received the shocking diagnosis of HER2-positive breast cancer. Her oncologist recommended immediate action by shrinking the tumour with Herceptin - a targeted antibody drug - and chemotherapy and then operating, then doing more chemo, more Herceptin and radiotherapy. This intense prognosis prompted Susan to dive into her own research and seek out alternative treatments. It was only early days, but Susan was guided by her belief that she needed to address not only the tumour but her entire body's wellness.
Discovering holistic healing
Susan's journey led her to Hope4Cancer, a clinic in Mexico renowned for treating cancer holistically. The clinic focuses on the mind, body, and soul, addressing not only physical symptoms but also emotional and spiritual wellbeing. Hope4Cancer's philosophy resonated deeply with Susan, who felt that conventional treatments neglected the root causes of her illness. She knew that her past emotional trauma was contributing to the health issues, and she needed to address that.
Her initial three-week stay was an intense schedule of treatments, during which she learned a great deal about her body and the factors affecting her health, including heavy metal toxicity and the psychological impact of past traumas. The treatments at Hope4Cancer included therapies involving detoxification, immunotherapy, nutrition and emotional healing. Susan's regime also involved supplements and specialist equipment brought home from the clinic.
Back home, Susan faced the challenge of integrating these practices into her daily life. Despite the practical difficulties and strain it put on some relationships, Susan's resilience shone through.
Six months later, another MRI revealed the tumour had grown, nearly doubling in size. However, Susan's belief in her holistic healing path remained unshaken despite a lack of support from her oncologist.
Embracing emotional release
It was at this point that Susan got in touch. She wanted to delve deeper into the underlying issues potentially contributing to her illness. With so many of Susan's family members having experienced cancer, she felt there may have been an unconscious belief that cancer within her family was inevitable. She knew that this was a pattern of thinking that she wanted to break free from. Through my MetaCancer programme of one-on-one guided sessions, I worked with Susan to uncover and release deeply rooted emotional traumas and stressors that had accumulated over the years. I encouraged her to recognise the connection between past experiences and relationships and health ailments like fibromyalgia.
We worked on processing past grief, understanding how emotions are stored in the body, the emotional impact of previous health challenges, and even the psychological scars left from her husband's passing. Some of the techniques that brought about significant results for Susan were deep emotional release, guided imagery, and developing healthy strategies to manage stress.
These sessions provided Susan with tools to address her current emotional state and build resilience against future stressors. It was not always easy, but Susan did the work, and this was instrumental in shifting her mental and emotional outlook, which in turn had a significant impact on her physical health.
“Emotionally, it was very tough. I used to fear my appointments with Jin, but it wasn't long before I started to really look forward to them because it was so powerful.”
The turning point
The emotional release work that Susan and I did proved transformative. Along with the lifestyle changes Susan was making, she felt more vibrant than she had in decades. This physical strength enabled her to begin taking the medication, but on her own terms. Learning to process her emotions had shown Susan she was capable of making decisions that were right for her. Despite her oncologist strongly recommending she do chemotherapy and Herceptin, Susan started taking Herceptin on its own, without chemotherapy.
Susan opted for Herceptin treatment, Susan had an MRI, which revealed a reduction in the size of the tumour. Her oncologist was impressed by the reduction but to Susan's disappointment, made no enquiry about what other protocols Susan had been undertaking. Susan had achieved a significant reduction in the tumour after choosing to do Herceptin only, despite specialists recommending she do Herceptin alongside chemotherapy.
“I think that's why I resonated with your work: you teach people the tools to continue helping themselves. There is so much to the work you do, and it's developing procedures or ways to recognise emotions within your body and then knowing how to deal with them.”
Finding the path to wholeness (and wellness)
It is so wonderful to say that Susan's dedication to her holistic treatment and our emotional work has paid off. Susan's most recent CT and PET scans, conducted by her oncologist, gave her the incredible result of "no evidence of disease". She has achieved what many might have thought impossible: she is cancer-free. Susan still considers herself on a journey, but she now knows that whatever she may have to face in the future, she will do so feeling stronger emotionally and physically. Finding the strength to undertake emotional release has given her the missing link she needed to heal.
“I'm more attuned to my feelings and my body's signals when I'm going through issues, I'm also more aware of others and how my behaviour affects not just me. I feel more positive about the direction I'm heading, and I'm very grateful for everything I've been able to do to heal myself as a whole.”
Susan's Story in Healing Beyond The Diagnosis
Susan's journey is also featured in Chapter 13: Creating Safety of my book Healing Beyond The Diagnosis . Her story offers a deeply personal perspective on finding a sense of safety within yourself while navigating uncertainty, fear and significant changes in your health.
PRIVATE CLIENT EXPERIENCE
Vanessa McEvoy
When Vanessa and I first met in 2019, she dreamed of leaving behind the security of full-time work and having the freedom to spend her days at home with her animals.
Seven years later, she’s living that dream.
After nearly 15 years in a government role, Vanessa sold an investment property, transitioned to working just 10–15 hours a week with her lifelong best friend, and created space to pursue her passion for supporting First Nations communities.
Her journey is one of letting go of guilt, responsibility and the constant need to be productive, and discovering what it truly means to live life on her own terms.
The Journey of Vanessa McEvoy
Leaving Behind Safety, Security and Following a Desire
"The process revealed things that I didn't know I was still holding onto still held a lot of emotion for me, and gave me insight into how I move through the world."
Vanessa McEvoy
A dream seven years in the making
When Vanessa McEvoy and I first met in 2019, neither of us could have known just how much her life would change over the following seven years.
We met on a Hope for Health retreat in North East Arnhem Land, where I was working as an osteopath. During a treatment, Vanessa became emotional as we explored her relationship with security, responsibility and what she truly wanted from life.
She had a simple but powerful desire.
She wanted to stop working full-time, live on her property with her animals and have the financial freedom to choose how she spent her days.
There was also a much bigger purpose behind the life she wanted to create: giving land back to First Nations communities.
But at the time, Vanessa had a secure government career, financial commitments and a husband who also had concerns about money and financial security.
The dream was there. She just couldn't yet see how to make it happen.
Today, Vanessa is living much of that dream.
She's working approximately 10–15 hours a week alongside her best friend, enjoying time at home with her birds, waking without an alarm and pursuing work that feels meaningful to her.
And perhaps most importantly, she no longer feels the constant pressure to be doing something.
Learning to let go of responsibility for everyone else
One of the most significant patterns Vanessa explored through our work together was her tendency to take responsibility for other people's wellbeing.
She is naturally generous, supportive and deeply considerate of others. These are beautiful qualities, but they had also made it difficult for her to prioritise her own desires.
This became particularly apparent during our work together at my 2024 Ponies, Pins and Tonic retreat.
Vanessa owned an investment property that she had purchased in 2000. Her tenant, an older single mother with a disabled son, had lived there since 2012.
Vanessa felt an enormous sense of responsibility towards her. So much so that she had even considered leaving the property to her tenant in her will.
Yet selling that house was one of the practical steps that could give Vanessa the financial freedom she wanted.
She began recognising the difference between being compassionate towards someone and assuming responsibility for their entire future.
It was a significant emotional shift.
Towards the end of 2024, Vanessa contacted her real estate agent and began making plans to sell the property once the tenancy ended.
She initially imagined the sale happening towards the end of 2025.
But things began moving much faster than she expected.
Her tenant found another home. A family connection expressed interest in purchasing the property. Her financial adviser helped her understand the opportunities available if she sold within that financial year.
By May 2025, the property was sold.
What Vanessa had anticipated would take more than a year had unfolded in a matter of months.
And the outcome wasn't only positive for Vanessa. Her tenant had found another place to live, the purchaser secured a property he'd been searching for, and Vanessa was able to take a significant step towards her own freedom.
It was a powerful experience of discovering that choosing herself didn't necessarily mean abandoning others.
Leaving behind nearly 15 years of security
Vanessa had worked for SA Health for almost 15 years in a specialised food safety role.
She was experienced, capable and very good at what she did.
Yet the security of that position came with a structure that no longer reflected how she wanted to live.
Full working days, commuting, fixed schedules and the constant expectation of productivity had become her normal.
Selling her investment property created the financial flexibility to begin changing that.
Vanessa negotiated extended leave from her government role, including long service leave at half pay and unpaid leave, while transitioning into working with her lifelong best friend, Dana.
They had known each other since they were children and had talked about working together for decades.
Now, in their fifties, they were finally doing it.
Vanessa established herself as a consultant, something I'd suggested years earlier that she had initially dismissed.
But rather than consulting in her previous field, she now supports Dana's work with First Nations organisations and organisations seeking to work with First Nations communities.
The role is different from what she once imagined, but it fits beautifully with her strengths, interests and deeper purpose.
Instead of working approximately 40 hours a week and commuting, she now works around 10–15 hours, with flexibility depending on what is needed.
And although her financial position is still something she's assessing, she has noticed that her day-to-day expenses have reduced significantly.
She's no longer paying for the same commuting costs, city lunches and other expenses associated with full-time office work.
The most significant change, however, is her experience of time.
She can wake naturally, go for a walk when she wants, exercise when it feels right or simply sit and watch her birds.
For Vanessa, this isn't an occasional holiday.
It's becoming her everyday life.
From constantly pushing to allowing herself to rest
Vanessa's transformation has also changed her relationship with her body.
For years, she identified strongly with being disciplined about health and exercise.
She cycled to work in almost every condition imaginable, from extreme heat to heavy rain and hail.
She combined cycling with personal training, strength work and hiking, often pushing herself through physical discomfort.
Her feet would cramp, her body would become tight, and she felt that if she stopped moving, everything might seize up.
She described herself as a kind of wellness warrior, someone who was extremely strict and controlling about food, exercise and physical activity, even when those habits were creating more stress.
Over time, through emotional processing and greater self-awareness, Vanessa began questioning the energy behind those behaviours.
Was she moving because she genuinely enjoyed it?
Or because she felt compelled to keep pushing?
After a horse-riding accident at the 2024 retreat resulted in a broken shoulder, Vanessa spent time rehabilitating her injury.
She worked diligently on her recovery and reported that her physiotherapist was impressed by the range of movement she regained.
But the experience also gave her an opportunity to discover what it felt like to stop.
Later, when she began taking extended leave from work, I encouraged her to give herself genuine time to rest rather than immediately filling her days with new projects.
She returned to Em-Body for additional support during the transition.
For the first couple of months, she allowed herself to slow down, attend our calls and explore who she was without the constant demands of work and productivity.
It brought up an important question.
Who was she when she wasn't busy doing something?
Vanessa began discovering that she didn't have to earn her right to rest.
Enjoyment became one of her values.
She could enjoy her time, enjoy her space and choose how she wanted to participate in life.
Rather than feeling lazy or unproductive, she began to experience the freedom she had been working towards for years.
When you change, your relationships can change too
Another fascinating part of Vanessa's journey has been the shift within her marriage.
Her husband, Bruce, had also been working extremely hard.
He had spent approximately two years trying to sell his business without success.
Eventually, he began reducing his workload by letting go of difficult clients and reclaiming some of his time.
Then, after watching Vanessa sell her investment property and begin living differently, he started reviewing his own financial position.
He realised that selling his investment properties might also allow him to stop working.
This was particularly meaningful because Vanessa had previously worried about how to bring Bruce on board with her vision.
Rather than trying to persuade him to follow the same emotional or personal development path, she had continued making changes within her own life.
Now he was beginning to consider his own version of greater freedom.
Vanessa also recognised how her decisions had benefited other people.
Her tenant found another home. The purchaser secured a property. Her best friend gained the support she'd needed. And Bruce began exploring a different future for himself.
One of Vanessa's biggest lessons has been understanding that she doesn't have to organise everyone else's life before she can choose her own.
She can be supportive without taking responsibility for everything.
A bigger purpose: giving land back
Financial freedom was never Vanessa's only desire.
For years, she has felt a strong connection to supporting First Nations communities and a personal purpose around giving land back.
Her work with Dana now brings her closer to First Nations organisations and initiatives, including a cultural healing network focused on reconnecting Indigenous people with Country and cultural heritage.
Vanessa has also begun exploring the practicalities of gifting land.
Through conversations with people involved in these communities, she has been learning about the different pathways, legal structures and considerations involved.
It's more complex than simply purchasing land and handing it over.
But she now has something she previously lacked: the time and space to investigate the possibilities properly.
She's also been considering how her assets might contribute to this purpose beyond her lifetime.
After years of putting off preparing her will, Vanessa began documenting her wishes, thinking through how her estate could support her loved ones and contribute to initiatives that matter deeply to her.
For Vanessa, this is part of living in alignment with her values.
It's not just about what she can accumulate.
It's about what she can contribute and what she wants her life to stand for.
Receiving support when life is going well
One of my favourite parts of Vanessa's journey is how her relationship with support has evolved.
When people first come into emotional work, they're often looking for relief from something painful.
Vanessa initially explored patterns around her health, emotional responses, relationships and the pressure she placed on herself.
Over time, her reasons for continuing the work changed.
She was no longer only seeking support because something felt wrong.
She wanted support while creating something wonderful.
Having participated in private sessions, Release, Em-Body, The Space and retreats, Vanessa has moved between different levels of support depending on what was happening in her life.
When she was making the significant transition away from full-time employment, she chose to return to more intimate support.
Not because she was in crisis, but because she recognised the value of having guidance while navigating such a major change.
With her background in food technology, Vanessa described this approach as preventive maintenance.
Rather than waiting until something breaks down, she prefers to recognise patterns early and address them before they become bigger challenges.
Support helps her notice what's happening, stay connected to her desires and make decisions with greater awareness.
It's also helped her become more flexible with her goals.
She still loves planning and structure, but she no longer needs every task to happen according to a rigid timetable.
If something needs to wait, it can wait.
If she finds herself immersed in a project she enjoys, she can spend longer on it.
She is learning to work with the natural rhythms of her life rather than constantly trying to control them.
Living the life she once imagined
Looking back over seven years, Vanessa can see how the emotional work and practical decisions have come together.
She has sold a property she once felt unable to let go of.
She's stepped away from the demands of her long-standing government role while on extended leave.
She's created a new working relationship with her best friend.
She's developed a healthier relationship with rest, exercise and productivity.
She's found greater freedom in her marriage and more space to pursue the causes that matter to her.
And she has begun to genuinely enjoy the experience of being where she is.
There are still things she wants to explore.
More travel, road trips, perhaps welcoming dogs into the family again after the grief of losing several beloved companions, and continuing to investigate her desire to give land back.
But she isn't waiting for all of those things to happen before allowing herself to feel fulfilled.
She's already living a life that once existed only as a dream in a journal.
Vanessa's journey is a beautiful reminder that emotional work isn't only about moving through pain.
It can also be about developing the capacity to make decisions, receive support, let go of familiar identities and create a life that genuinely reflects what matters to you.
And sometimes, the most extraordinary transformation is having the freedom to enjoy the simplest things.
"Open yourself as much as you can to the process and harness it. The more that you work through the process on an open basis with a free spirit and free mind, the more you are going to benefit, and your life will change all for the better."
PRIVATE CLIENT EXPERIENCE
Claus Brewer
Claus Brewer had a successful career, a young family and little expectation that he’d ever explore emotional processing.
But after witnessing the changes in his wife Emily, he became curious about the work.
Having lost his younger brother Scotty when he was just 19, Claus began recognising grief that was resurfacing as his own sons grew older.
Through our work together, he developed greater emotional awareness, clarity and focus, along with a practical process he could return to whenever difficult emotions arose.
Claus Brewer
Discovering emotional processing
If you had asked Claus Brewer 12 months ago if he would be working with a cathartic release therapist, he probably would have told you there was no chance.
However, the Auckland-based dad of three is always open to learning and self-development. So, when wife Emily experienced the full effect of Jin Ong’s coaching sessions, Claus was happy to give it a go.
Outwardly, Claus is a successful guy. He works for a global logistics company in a role that sees him responsible for the leasing and selling of warehousing logistics on and offshore. His boys, aged eight, six and four, keep the 42-year-old on his toes when he’s not at work.
Grief that had never fully gone away
Despite many aspects of Claus’ life going well, inwardly, he is challenged by the grief and emotions that still linger from losing his brother when he was 19. Claus’ brother Scotty was just 16 when he passed away from an enlarged heart. While Claus believes his family grieved as best they could at the time, a tragic event such as this can leave lasting wounds that can surface at any time.
After Emily worked through a coaching program with Jin, Claus saw the positive impact it made not only for his wife but the entire family.
“After my wife did the coaching with Jin, I saw how it made us better as a family. I thought it was amazing but I didn’t really understand what the process was. So, I thought the best way to understand what Emily was doing was to do the course with Jin myself.”
This all came at the same time as Claus realising he needed to finally address some of his grief. What he thought was in the past began to surface as he saw reminders of his late brother in his young sons.
“I’ve always been open about Scotty, and my boys know about him. Seeing my sons get older and start to look like my brother, with the same mannerisms and characteristics, brought up a lot of emotions for me. I realised there was probably a lot I hadn’t dealt with.”
Finding clarity through emotional awareness
Claus’ willingness to learn and grow allowed him to dive right in and feel the full benefits of Jin’s work. In his job, Claus has undertaken many professional development courses, so he approached the coaching with openness.
It wasn’t long before Claus began to experience breakthroughs. These came in the form of gaining awareness and an understanding of what was going on in his body from an emotional perspective.
“I found I was able to take better control of my day-to-day life. I found an awareness that wasn’t there before. Now I have more clarity, more focus and a better understanding of what’s happening with me and why.”
A process he can return to
If old emotions rise up, and Claus finds he isn’t sure what’s going on, he knows he can revisit Jin’s process and gain that understanding again. As a logistics professional, Claus appreciated the clear process that Jin’s coaching provided.
“The process that you work through with Jin was something I found to be very effective. If I’m triggered or if something happens, I can easily go back through what Jin has taught me.”
PRIVATE CLIENT EXPERIENCE
Cynthia Mansfield
Diagnosed with stage IV breast cancer while breastfeeding her twins, Cynthia Mansfield had already navigated extraordinary challenges when she began exploring emotional processing. She came into this work having the all clear from cancer but didn’t feel the way she thought she should. Through the Release Process®, she began shifting longstanding fears and emotional patterns, reclaiming her sense of freedom and trust in herself.
Her journey has since included welcoming two more babies, experiencing an empowering home birth and creating a beautiful new life with her family in New Zealand’s South Island.
"Now, we live on this beautiful piece of land, and we've started building our home. I've been 'fired' by my oncologist. I feel like now I am living. I am free and no longer fear the cancer returning"
Cynthia Mansfield
Cynthia is a special lady whose story is truly extraordinary. Cynthia's journey has taken her from the emotional trauma of twin pregnancy complications, followed quickly by a Stage 4 cancer diagnosis and the anxiety of a fourth pregnancy, to a life overflowing with purpose and joy. Cynthia's resilient spirit guided her through the Release Process®, and she now reports living cancer-free and with purpose.
The backstory
Cynthia's journey began when the joy of finding out she was pregnant with twins turned to the heaviness of a diagnosis of twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome. The rare condition occurs when identical twins share a single placenta, resulting in unequal blood flow. Surgery to separate the twins brings with it a 60% chance of both babies surviving and an 85% chance of one baby surviving.
“We decided we would try surgery because we just wanted to have both of our babies. I had surgery at 17 weeks' gestation to give both babies a chance at survival.”
Both twins survived the surgery, and Cynthia delivered her babies naturally in what she describes as an “incredible birth.” However, born prematurely, the twins faced challenges and spent three weeks in the NICU. This was a challenging time for Cynthia, who ended up back in hospital with an infection herself, as well as experiencing what she can now identify as panic attacks due to the stress of the situation.
An ongoing issue with a blocked milk duct and some pain prompted Cynthia to get a lump in her breast checked out. Despite everyone telling her that a lump was not unusual for a breastfeeding mother, Cynthia got a biopsy and was delivered the diagnosis of Stage 4 cancer.
“The doctor just said, 'It's HER2-positive and it's Stage 4, there's nothing I can do for you and we have to refer you on.' And that's when I started to feel it.”
Cynthia remained focused on survival, trying to maintain normalcy for her new twins and their older sister, Alexia. Cynthia began chemotherapy in March 2020. After two rounds she opted to discontinue. By July 2021, she was pregnant with her fourth child.
Following her cancer diagnosis and treatment decisions, Cynthia later reported being cancer-free.
Time for change
Despite being declared cancer-free, Cynthia recognised that something wasn't right. The overwhelming fear of a recurrence cast a dark shadow over her, and she struggled through her pregnancy.
“You would think after finding out you're in remission you'd be on top of the world. But that's not what happened to me. I went into this depression. I was in my bed all day crying. I couldn't care for my children. I was not living my life and I needed help.”
At this point, Cynthia connected with Jin and joined one of her Release groups. Despite some initial questions about whether it was a good idea for Cynthia to undertake the deeply powerful process of release while pregnant, both Cynthia and Jin found a connection and knew they wanted to work together.
For Cynthia, meeting Jin was the turning point in addressing the emotional distress she was experiencing.
“I said to Jin, if I don't do this, I feel like I will have a reoccurrence. I felt so much fear and knew I needed to get through these emotions.”
Transformative emotional work begins
The Release Process® enabled Cynthia to explore and process the huge emotions that she had experienced in such a short time.
“It just resonated with me so deeply, the Release Process®. The shifts were incredible. I did releases around my twins, the twin birth that I had, and just the overwhelm. Going through that release, I saw a shift—not just in myself but my relationships.”
Her relationships with her children, husband and parents deepened and flourished.
“By the end of the six weeks, I was feeling amazing. I was able to care for the girls more, and I was feeling happier. Everything had shifted dramatically.”
Empowered birth and new beginnings
Cynthia continued with 1:1 coaching through the MetaCancer programme and went on to have a healthy baby boy through what she describes as an empowering, painless home birth.
For Cynthia, the emotional work also changed how she experienced her body and her relationship with pain.
“The healing ability of the human body is just so mind-blowing. It's our minds that can get in the way sometimes.”
Cynthia and her husband, Josh, welcomed their fourth child. However, Cynthia has taken her personal growth even further. Listening to the messages she received during the Release Process®, she has created a life more closely aligned with what matters to her.
Since Cynthia's release work, her husband sold his share in the family business, and they purchased their dream lifestyle block in a beautiful location in the South Island of New Zealand.
“Now, we live on this beautiful piece of land, and we've started building our home. My last scans mid 2024 were all clear. I feel like now I am living.”
Cynthia's journey has allowed her to step back into putting herself first, listening to what she needed to feel empowered and make a contribution.
“I learned not to turn away from myself.”
Cynthia's journey continues: 2026 update
Since sharing her original story, Cynthia's family has continued to grow.
She welcomed the fourth baby she was pregnant with during our interview and has since welcomed another beautiful baby, bringing her family to five children.
What began as a journey through overwhelming fear, grief and uncertainty has evolved into a life centred on family, personal freedom and the things that matter most to her.
Cynthia's experience is also featured in Chapter 19: Reclaim Your Power of my book Healing Beyond The Diagnosis, where I explore the importance of reclaiming personal agency and listening to yourself through life's most challenging experiences.
"I saw three different doctors and they didn't have an answer for me. In my heart, I knew there was something deeper I needed to get to. I never realised how much emotional baggage I hadn't fully worked through."
PRIVATE CLIENT EXPERIENCE
Amy Griffith
Amy Griffith is a New York Broadway-dancer-turned-yoga-teacher who, from the outside, looked like she had it all. Beautiful, outgoing and a devoted mum to four gorgeous children – including twins – life was full and fun.
But throughout her day-to-day life, there was an unmoving obstacle that was affecting her confidence, her happiness and, ultimately, her path forward.
Amy Griffith
When everything looks fine on the outside
Amy Griffith is a New York Broadway-dancer-turned-yoga-teacher who, from the outside, looked like she had it all. Beautiful, outgoing and a devoted mum to four gorgeous children, including twins, life was full and fun.
But throughout her day-to-day life, there was an unmoving obstacle that was affecting her confidence, her happiness and, ultimately, her path forward.
Amy had developed recurring skin problems in 2019 and she'd been seeking treatment for the rash-like flare-ups on her body and face, from her arms to her eyelids.
Cortisone didn't work. Conventional treatment didn't work. Alternative methods, including Ayurvedic consultations, helped to a certain point but not completely. Amy's husband is an emergency department doctor and even he was stumped.
There seemed to be no logical explanation and no cure for Amy's skin issues.
As a yoga instructor and dancer, Amy was used to taking good care of her body inside and out, therefore her diet and skincare products were not significant contributing factors. But she couldn't shake the feeling that there was more to it than just the superficial and she was not prepared to resign herself to a life of skin ailments.
Exploring the emotions beneath the surface
Serendipitously, that's when Amy and Jin met at an online health summit, where Jin spoke about how stored emotions present and what left versus right sided issues meant.
Jin and Amy worked together over three months of one-on-one online coaching sessions, exploring the emotional issues and past life experiences that Amy felt were connected to her skin flare-ups.
“It was amazing to me that I had so many emotional blockages and things that I really needed to process and heal from. I thought I was okay as I'm very much a 'go-with-the-flow' type person. But there was a lot I needed to address and work through and learn about myself.”
Jin helped Amy explore some key experiences in her life, including her parents' divorce when she was younger, and work through the emotions she associated with these experiences.
“I hadn't done anything like this before. But it was so powerful to talk to a professional who will hold that space for you and help you release it. I'm so very grateful to have found Jin to help me move forward in life.”
A new relationship with her body
Today, Amy reports that her skin issues have changed remarkably. They have largely resolved, although occasional flare-ups can still occur.
Rather than experiencing these moments with the same frustration and uncertainty, Amy now views them as a personal reminder to check in with herself when she feels out of alignment.
She has developed ways to respond when she notices early signs of a flare-up and feels more confident in understanding her emotional responses.
Her head feels clearer and lighter, her body feels healthier without the constant itching she previously experienced, and she feels more in control of her life.
Positive changes beyond her skin
Amy also noticed changes in her family life, particularly in the way she responded to the everyday demands of being a mother of four.
She became more patient with her children and better able to navigate the moments that previously might have felt overwhelming.
Our work also opened up conversations about the next stage of her Exercising Balance business. Although business wasn't the primary focus of our sessions, Amy began recognising new possibilities and ideas for moving forward.
“My patience with my children is 100 times better – I'm rolling with so much of the usual stuff as a mum. Jin has also helped me to find clarity for my business goals and ideas. She has empowered me with the freedom and the ability to transition into the next phase of my life.”
PRIVATE CLIENT EXPERIENCE
Carla Jones
For years, Carla Jones had put everyone else’s needs before her own. Between a challenging childhood, postnatal depression and raising a child with additional needs, she’d lost touch with her creativity, confidence and sense of purpose.
Through our private work together, Carla began processing emotions she’d carried for years and rediscovering what she wanted for herself.
She went on to launch a successful business as a Human Design guide, while experiencing greater honesty, less reactivity and more freedom in her relationships.
"I used to feel like I was surviving, and now I feel like I am thriving and ready for the next level. It’s a beautiful synergy and a place where you can be honest, and there is no judgement. I wish I had done this sooner."
Carla Jones
A colourful life and the emotions beneath it
“Colourful” is the adjective that Sydneysider Carla Jones uses to describe her eventful life.
From being raised as a Jehovah’s Witness – in an environment she refers to as “a cult” – to raising a beautiful yet challenging special needs child, Carla has battled some deep, dark and uncomfortable emotions.
These intense emotions began to rise to the surface when she experienced postnatal depression after welcoming her second child, an additional-needs son.
“When he was born, I realised that he was going to need my help, and my husband’s help, all of his life. It just sounded way too hard. I thought, ‘why me? Why him?’ I thought I had done everything by the book during my pregnancy. I never factored in that anyone could have a special needs child.”
Family life was busy, stressful, and Carla had lost her zest for life as her own wants and needs fell further and further down the priority list. A former make-up artist and creative, Carla also had a strong entrepreneurial streak that was being under-utilised and felt there was “something more” she needed to achieve.
Rediscovering herself
“I was at a crossroads in my life where I wanted to discover myself again. I had a major disconnect with my body and shoved a lot of emotions way down. It got to the point where I knew I couldn’t move forward because I needed to go back.
“I also did it for my health. I didn’t want anything festering in my body that would show up in some form later in my life. I wanted to be clean and healthy within.”
Carla had been following Jin on social media and decided to make the investment in her health and in her future.
They worked together through a series of one-on-one online sessions, delving into Carla’s childhood as a Jehovah’s Witness and some deeply personal life events, then releasing the emotions attached to them.
Finding her purpose and creating a new career
Jin also guided Carla in finding her true purpose in life. These discoveries gave Carla the confidence and assurance to make some big decisions, including starting a successful new business as a Human Design guide.
“When I started working with Jin, I began to think clearer about what I wanted to do with my career and Jin helped launch me into it and showed me the way.”
“My biggest breakthrough was that I learned I am in my head a lot and need to let go, not micromanage and just trust people. Having that emotional release really helped me to be able to do this.”
More honesty, freedom and appreciation
Carla has found her relationships have improved, as has her inner strength.
“I am not so reactive, and I am definitely more honest after working with Jin. I am conscious not to always ‘people-please’ and I can articulate my thoughts without feeling resentful.”
“I look at everything with much more appreciation now. If I hadn’t worked with Jin I would still be on the couch, feeling resentful and possibly jealous of other people and seeing their progress. I was surviving before but now I’m really thriving, with an exciting new career.”
"This got to the heart of the issue and it's the fastest I've ever been able to release.
I was able to generate a resolution to past issues I thought I had worked through.
I had massive shifts in my life beyond what I expected
and feel clear about the direction I'm heading in."
PRIVATE CLIENT EXPERIENCE
Dana Lewis
I contacted Jin to see if she could help me deal with the emotions of anger, frustration and despair following my daughter’s passing. I had done counselling before but was not sure what to expect. Once we got started, I was soon looking forward to my sessions with Jin and doing my ‘homework’. I learnt a lot about myself and how to deal with my emotions. Jin was able to quietly draw out my emotions, allow me to experience them and help me deal with them appropriately.
PRIVATE CLIENT EXPERIENCE
Tresa Shirtcliffe
I had a history of anxiety, specifically food and body-related. I used to feel like I had bricks on my chest. I would do some work with a therapist, but that would only take one brick off. I knew there was some deep inner work to do.
Within 30 minutes of talking to Jin, there was no going back. I knew it was going to be confronting but I was ready for it. Previously, whenever I worked with a specialist, a doctor, a chiro, whatever, no one heard what I was trying to say, and they often contradicted each other. But Jin actually listens. She is a one-stop shop. Since doing this work, I’ve had a lot of people say that I seem more content. In the classes I teach, people now tell me they love my energy. I feel like things are flowing.
Years later Tresa has gone on to receive multiple promotions at work, get married, buy and sell property and welcome a baby.
“I used to feel like I had bricks on my chest. I would do some work with a therapist, but that would only take one brick off. Jin actually listens, she is a one-stop shop. Since doing this work, I’ve had a lot of people say that I seem more content, and they love my energy. I feel like things are flowing.”
PRIVATE CLIENT EXPERIENCE
Robyn Koski
After 20 years in the corporate finance world, Robyn Koski was successful professionally, but the chronic stress and emotional reactivity she’d accumulated were taking their toll.
As she prepared to launch a new career in health coaching and counselling, she wanted to address the patterns holding her back.
Through our private work together, Robyn developed greater emotional awareness, found a sense of inner calm and gained the confidence to become visible in an entirely new industry.
What began as personal emotional work became one of the most valuable experiences of her life.
"Overall, my life has completely changed. My biggest breakthrough was freeing myself from emotional and defensive reactions. I feel like I have lost the need to react in the old ways and discovered an inner sense of calm."
Robyn Koski
Success on the outside, stress on the inside
Achieving high has never been a foreign concept to Australian finance broker, health coach and counsellor Robyn Koski.
A high-flying and respected member of the corporate world for 20 years, Robyn advises clients on their personal and business investments. But she also wanted to harness her natural ability to relate to people by becoming a health coach, corporate wellness advisor and counsellor.
“Before I launched my own health coaching practice I wanted to work through my own emotional issues and chronic stresses that had built up over the past 10-12 years. There had been yo-yo dieting and drinking too much (really all the general corporate-curse stuff) and I had finally come to find myself living in a state where every business email and text would just send my blood pressure sky-high.”
Preparing for a new chapter
Robyn sought out Jin’s help to ensure she was completely open and ready for the challenge of entering a new industry, and to free the stored emotions that were holding her back.
She’d been following Jin on social media and was a regular listener of Jin’s The Art Of Listening To Your Body podcast but was unsure of the benefits Jin could bring to her new business.
“Before working with Jin I already ran a successful business so to begin with I felt like there wasn’t much I was going to learn with regard to setting up my new practice. But I was wrong. The wellness space is very different and the business coaching that we've done together really helped and gave me the confidence to get out there and become visible.”
Releasing old patterns and discovering her values
Jin and Robyn worked together through a series of one-on-one online coaching and Robyn committed herself to fully surrendering to the process in order to achieve both her business and personal goals.
They focussed on erasing Robyn’s corporate habits and instead uncovered the life events and emotions that shaped her life, as well as pinpointing her true personal values.
“I remember being nervous for the first three or four sessions, mainly because I suspected what was coming. But I knew I had to do it and this work has turned out to be one of the best experiences that I've ever been through in my life.”
Finding calm, confidence and a different way of living
Robyn says her biggest breakthrough was being able to free herself from emotional and defensive reactions, particularly during conversations with her partner and family members.
She also found a sense of inner calm and a true appreciation for her life after releasing some deep-seated emotions.
Today, she has continuous feelings of happiness and excitement about what the day will bring.
“One of the best parts of the experience (although I spent most of it crying!) was the release process. My other favourite part was just having Jin be there for me. I don't have many friends in my network that have built businesses and who’ve had the courage to change industries. So having someone to talk to who has done exactly that has been great.”
PRIVATE CLIENT EXPERIENCE
Robyn Edelston
I contacted Jin to see if she could help me deal with the emotions of anger, frustration and despair following my daughter’s passing. I had done counselling before but was not sure what to expect. Once we got started, I was soon looking forward to my sessions with Jin and doing my ‘homework’. I learnt a lot about myself and how to deal with my emotions. Jin was able to quietly draw out my emotions, allow me to experience them and help me deal with them appropriately.
“I needed help to deal with the emotions of anger, frustration and despair following my daughter’s passing. Jin was able to quietly draw out my emotions, allow me to experience them and help me deal with them appropriately.”
Dana Lewis
California-based Dana Lewis was once a busy corporate lawyer in the bustling beachgoer’s paradise of Malibu, California. Around six years ago when she changed careers to become a cognitive energy practitioner, Dana believed this would be the key to finding freedom and flow in her life.
However, this was not the case. As Dana worked in her much-loved field of energy healing, she was dogged by a persistent sacroiliac (SI) joint injury. Despite Dana’s healthy lifestyle, regular yoga practice and an above-average understanding of the mind-body connection, she was unable to shift the frustrating injury.
It impacted many aspects of Dana’s physical well-being and impeded the health of her business and her relationships.
Many years and many visits to specialists would follow. Chiropractors, physiotherapists, and doctors could not help and only suggested unfathomable diagnoses like arthritis and scoliosis.
With no solution in sight, Dana decided to seek the help of an emotional release therapist. But despite her work in this area, the injury persisted and Dana was left wondering what else she had left to release.
“Nobody could tell me what the problem was,” says Dana. “Nobody seemed to understand it, and this led to me developing a lot of fear around the injury.”
“I worried about what this injury meant for my future. Would I be able to continue an active lifestyle, to run and jump with my daughter? And, most worryingly, would I be able to have another child?”
After Dana felt she had exhausted every option, she saw Jin speak at an online event and was compelled to reach out. Dana began coaching sessions with Jin immediately.
Throughout the sessions, Jin shared with Dana a number of physical and emotional techniques. Dana found the verbal dialogue method one of the most powerful of the whole process. With Jin facilitating, Dana verbalised her emotions in their most raw form. She describes her reaction as “somewhat offensive, inappropriate, even unkind” but within Jin’s safe space, Dana was able to let everything go.
“This was very powerful. There were places that I was expecting to go, but there were also places I had no idea we would go.”
“I realised later these were the places that I had missed when I was working with other therapists. These were my blind spots. Without working on these areas, I would never have had the breakthroughs which followed.”
Seeing Dana present with an injury as specific as a dysfunction in the left SI joint gave Jin a roadmap of where Dana’s sessions needed to go. This made the experience succinct and precise for Dana and unexpectedly fast.
“Jin was able to target the precise area of emotional storage and release it. She got to the heart of it very quickly.”
Reflecting on her coaching sessions with Jin, Dana can see the many breakthroughs she made. She has been able to begin the physical healing of her SI injury in earnest and has noticed improvements in her mobility and strength. She feels a long way from the fear and uncertainty she once felt.
Like any emotional release work, the physical and the emotional go hand-in-hand.
“Now I feel so much lighter,” she says. “I feel I have fewer negative emotions and my emotional reactions to other people or situations are more tempered. I can have fluid and open-hearted conversations with my husband or mother.”
“In my business I have also been able to make big decisions around investing in the business and moving forward with clarity and confidence.”
As Dana moves towards a more positive and pain-free future, she takes with her the many tools and techniques learnt from Jin. Armed with the powerful verbal dialogue method for emotional releasing and the right muscular exercises for her back, she believes she can now heal her once-immovable injury.
Personal words. profound shifts.
In Their Own Words
Some experiences are best shared in the words of those who lived the. These are reflections from clients who chose to explore what was happening beneath the surface.
What I appreciated most was her impeccability. She does not try to rescue or convince. Instead, she stands beside you as you reclaim your own authority and remember how to listen to the intelligence moving through your body and life.
A deeply personal reflection on being seen, supported and guided towards greater awareness and personal authority.
Working with Jin felt less like coaching and more like meeting a skilled tracker on the path.
There are people who speak about healing, and there are those who can actually see — who notice the subtle movements beneath the surface where our habits, emotions, and stories hide. Jin works from that deeper place. She listens with a rare precision, gently guiding you to face what has been waiting in the shadows of the body and spirit.
In our work together, she helped me recover pieces of my energy that had been tied up in old experiences and unconscious patterns. Nothing was forced. Like a true guide, she simply held the space where awareness could do its work.
What I appreciated most was her impeccability. She does not try to rescue or convince. Instead, she stands beside you as you reclaim your own authority and remember how to listen to the intelligence moving through your body and life.
Our sessions felt like stepping onto the path of the warrior — where honesty replaces avoidance and awareness dissolves what no longer serves. With Jin’s steady presence, what once felt heavy began to loosen and fall away.
I walked away from our work clearer, lighter, and more connected to intent. For anyone willing to meet themselves with courage, Jin is a powerful ally on the path.
It really gave me the tools and clarity of what I needed to do to get back in alignment and to move through that period of feeling stuck.
From navigating recurring health challenges and self-doubt to developing greater confidence in speaking her truth and recognising the patterns that had been holding her back.
My major hesitation about starting one-on-one coaching was the financial investment. It was a lot for me at the time. But even though it was a lot, there was a part of me that just knew this was what I needed to do. In the end, it was a pretty easy decision.
Before I reached out to Jin, I'd spent the previous 16 months experiencing recurring mouth ulcers and feeling really run down. My immune system felt shot. The week before my goal race in August 2023, I developed a cold sore that spread across my gums and inside my mouth, and I couldn't compete. That was my breaking point.
Before that, I'd been trying to supplement my way out of it, and it just hadn't worked.
I knew there was an emotional component to what was happening. There was a lot coming up around judgement, not feeling like I was speaking my truth, and a real lack of confidence and self-worth. I felt really stuck and didn't know how to move through that or come back into alignment.
One of the most beneficial parts of coaching was having someone who wasn't a close friend or family member to talk to. It felt like such a safe space. I could bring absolutely everything, and I felt really supported throughout the whole process.
It was also good to have that time for myself to work through my core beliefs, my desire statement and my goals, because I'd never actually allocated the time to work those things out.
That gave me more space in everyday life. When a situation came up, I could ask myself, Am I speaking my truth here? Is this in alignment with me? Instead of just going back into my default mode.
It really gave me the tools and clarity of what I needed to do to get back in alignment and move through that period of feeling stuck.
One of my biggest breakthroughs came through the Release Process®, when we worked on a meeting that I felt my eating disorder stemmed from.
Up until that point, I'd been very much in a victim mentality. I blamed everyone in that room that day for developing the eating disorder. But when we went through the release, I realised that everyone was just doing their best and that they were there to help me.
I felt like I was able to let that go and for it not to feel like such a pivotal point in my life anymore.
Another message that kept coming up through the releases was the need to speak my truth. I feel like that really got hammered into me over the 12 weeks!
Now, in everyday life, I'm much more aware of it. When a situation comes up, I ask myself, Are you speaking your truth?
I also realised how much I'd been operating in my masculine energy and how much I'd neglected my feminine side. I wanted every week to be about what I needed to do next, and it was a big breakthrough to recognise how much I wanted to nourish that other side of myself.
One of the first changes I noticed was that I stopped biting my nails, for the first time in my entire life.
I've also become much more confident in saying things as they are. Previously, I would often soften what I needed to say or even tell little white lies because I didn't want someone to hear something uncomfortable. Now I'm more confident in speaking directly.
I'm still working on it, but I'm making much more of a priority of doing what serves me rather than always doing what serves others.
I have a lot more clarity about what I need to do to feel in alignment.
One of the things I enjoyed most was having Jin's support between sessions. It felt like having her in my pocket. Whenever something came up, I could get her feedback or support.
I also loved learning about Human Design and having my reading, because it was something I'd never really heard about before.
Having studied naturopathy, learning more about the emotional side of things made me realise what a pivotal part it can play.
The coaching has been another avenue for so much personal growth. It's made me much more aware of the patterns and conditioning that I want to shift.
I know I still have a lot of work to do, but I'm excited about my future.
Making History in Trail Running
In August 2025, Ruth Croft won the prestigious UTMB Mont-Blanc, becoming the first woman to complete the UTMB World Series Finals Triple Crown, having previously won the CCC in 2015 and OCC in 2018 and 2019.
She was subsequently named the 2025 Women's Worldwide UltraRunner of the Year by UltraRunning Magazine.
Despite having done lots of previous therapy I still had issues that were constantly coming up again and again. When I learnt how to process my feelings my outlook on life changed significantly. I feel more sure of my choices and decisions. I feel certain of my future and what I choose it to be. I'm me without that stuff on my shoulders.
I had a fear of dying due to the trauma I had experienced after my second pregnancy but I gained confidence that I will be okay.
Anonymous | Learning to Process Emotions
A big surprise to me was that you can think you know who you are. “This is, This is me. This is who I am. This is what I do. This is why I do it.”
Then the same body that contains the same brain and the same mouth is actually giving you something quite different.
Allowing the process to do what it can or do what it has the ability to do is probably the answer to it.
My brain literally went into places that I didn’t realise that it would go, and things came out of my mouth were clearly some of the crux of the problem in which I was not cognitively aware of.
I’m a bullet points, I’m a show me the facts, don’t waste my time, kind of Gal. This is not just woo-woo talkie talkie “let’s do another style of therapy, see how that goes” kind of palaver. When you literally give yourself to the process. It works.
Lisa | Finding Confidence After Birth Trauma
I was hesitant about putting myself through something potentially very emotional and draining but I trusted that Jin would guide me and support me. Her background training and expertise is very strong and I trusted this.
I had a traumatic experience following the birth of my second child, having a secondary post partum haemorrhage at home. I was seeking her coaching to prepare me for the birth of my third child. I knew I had to address the trauma before going into my next birth.
It was confronting and very emotional, but I felt supported and safe whilst experiencing these feelings. In some way, it was like revisiting the experience but in a controlled way, where Jin helped me to reframe the emotions, events and experiences in a more positive way so I wasn’t so scared. I found the sessions tough, but then felt stronger and had a renewed energy after each one.
I had a fear of dying due to the trauma I had experienced after my second pregnancy but I gained confidence that I will be okay.
The experience I had being coached as well as the skills and techniques Jin used in the sessions, I often use again on myself when those fears arise within me.
I was able to go into my third birthing experience not as afraid and nervous as I would have been without this support. I was able to talk through my concerns with my obstetrician beforehand so that we could work together for the best outcome possible.
The best part was the guided discovery and talking to each event – like I was able to relive it, but change the experience in my mind.
I would absolutely recommend this work to anyone who has experienced some type of trauma or have difficulties with deep emotions they are having trouble managing in their life.
It’s emotional and confronting, but with Jin’s support and guidance, you will be a braver and stronger individual for having done it.
It was a breakthrough for me to be happy in the present. To be able to enjoy each day again and the small things that make up each day. The energy around me changed and felt in charge of my future. Nothing could hold me back.
It was truly life changing! I feel as though I have undergone years of therapy within the space of 12 weeks and more than this, I have walked away with tools so that I can manage this myself going forwards.
Anonymous | Reclaiming Joy and Confidence
I needed to hit the 'reset button'. The moment I released the emotion my world came into focus. I can let go of the fear of disease returning.
I was unsure whether I would be able to open up and be fully truthful. I thought I’d hide certain things or find it hard to be vulnerable. I also told myself that there was no way it would make any difference, and I’d complete the coaching and feel/ behave/think the same as I did before. I really didn’t know what to expect.
I was interested in changing my thought patterns and beliefs. The negativity towards myself and others could consume me at times, leading to ill health – stress and disease. I needed to hit a “reset button” but I didn’t know how. I wanted to learn tools to do so, to free me from the downward spiral.
The whole experience was quite unexpected. I never anticipated that I would so quickly feel that I could completely trust Jin. I opened up and told her things I had never told anyone else. She made it easy to show vulnerabilities and there was never any judgement.
I was also amazed at what emotions and situations in my life surfaced. Ones that I knew were troubling me, but other traumas that were deeply buried and I didn’t realise were impacting on my life.
The moment I realised this and released the emotion, it was like the world came into focus for me. I saw what I wanted and what I needed to do to get it. I felt liberated.
Jin has a special way of building this trust to allow you to feel and express emotions that you don’t know exist. Learning how to process emotions that had been holding me back. I felt free, happy and excited for my future. These were feelings I hadn’t felt in years.
It was a breakthrough for me to be happy in the present. To be able to enjoy each day again and the small things that make up each day. The energy around me changed and felt in charge of my future. Nothing could hold me back.
Communication with my husband has greatly improved and our relationship has really benefited. We are happy together and best friends once again. Things have also fallen into place financially. I’ve made a couple of great investments which I’m so proud of. I feel in control of my future.
I really enjoy the work I’m doing and I feel excited about what’s ahead. Things feel right. People also comment that I glow, have a great energy and seem happy. Which I am.
The release work was most enjoyable. Although this work was challenging and exhausting, this process had a huge effect on me. The results were instant. It all made sense and I felt like a huge weight was off my shoulders after each session.
I feel excited for my future. I know I need to keep working on myself, this is so important. But I know that good things will continue to come. I can get pleasure from both the small accomplishments and the larger ones. I can let go of the fear of disease returning. I have the tools to help myself through challenging periods. I know they will still arise, but I am better equipped to deal with them.
Jin is one of the most special people that have come into my life and I will miss our sessions greatly. She has changed my life. I couldn’t recommend coaching with her more. I think a person needs to be aware that they want change. If they can identify this, then the coaching can help from there.
Trust and believe and good things will come.
Emily | Lasting Tools for Emotional Freedom
Initially I was worried about the investment as well as if it was the right time.
I wanted to address my health as well as some emotional issues that were coming up.
It was truly life changing! I feel as though I have undergone years of therapy within the space of 12 weeks and more than this, I have walked away with tools so that I can manage this myself going forwards.
Generally I am much more relaxed and happier. Knowing that I actually can release really old stuck emotions and realising how many I had stored over the years.
I am much more connected to those around me, I am craving practices like meditation which previously I really struggled to do and I am way less triggered by things.
I really liked the vision for next year that we did at the end.
The heartfelt listening was amazing
You just need to be open minded and willing to do things out of your comfort zone.
Robyn Newton
Sydney, Australia
"Self-care became my priority. But this time it wasn't out of obligation but out of a deep love and respect for myself. I learned to listen to my body's needs and to honour them without guilt or judgement."
Danielle McMahon
Sydney, Australia
I realised I was actually masking and stifling my feelings away a lot of the time, like sweeping everything under the rug. this work will definitely stay with me and also my children now.
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