Sona is a Coach, Conscious Leadership Consultant, Facilitator and Transformational Change Specialist. She stands for reducing suffering and bringing more joy and human thriving into the world. Since hearing about TRTP™ and training as a practitioner, TRTP™ has quickly become one of Sona’s core client offerings because of the incredible life and wellbeing outcomes and
My earlier professional careers were that of a potter, an artist, a published writer and an educator. For the past twenty-five years I have taught and practiced in the field of mental health. I loved my earlier work and I am passionate about the work I do now. I approach my therapeutic practice with curiosity,
Razz brings with her 35+ years experience as a musculoskeletal practitioner, a teacher, mentor and more recently as a TRTP practitioner. She’s is passionate about gently moving people from a place of physical and emotional pain, to a place of empowerment and freedom. In her years of treating physical pain, Razz has understood that with some
Do you have that constant nagging feeling of “I’m not good enough” or “I don’t deserve to be successful” Do you find yourself arguing with your inner critic and telling yourself “to get over IT” but the “IT” stubbornly keeps you stuck? Do the internal conversations make you feel exhausted? Do you feel embarrassed at
I am a Registered Counsellor and Trauma Practitioner with over 7 years’ post-graduate experience. I worked in the not-for-profit sector for several years and occasionally lecture at university in addition to independent practice as a Counsellor, Supervisor and Group Facilitator. I provide individual, couples, family, and group counselling, utilising integrative strategies to empower and facilitate
Marike specialises in life performance coaching. Now in her 12th year of business, Marike helps organisations and individuals shift their mental gears in a balanced, sustainable way to confidently meet ambiguity, adversity and everyday challenges. Marike teaches clients how to address and manage life in three simple steps: 1) Acknowledge and normalise the current experience
