My Story

Tania Burt · Saturday, 30 December 2017

My perception only.

I grew up in a country town known for its sporting celebrities. Being the second child of four. With a Father and Mother well known for the community spirit. The main form of parenting in those days was “ up you get you will be alright and don't let anyone see you are scared or sad”. No time for showing or communicating  your feelings.

At an early age fitting in was very important and that meant controlling myself and being diligent at keeping the peace. Time after time my life proved to me that being different was not a good idea.

Then my father died and being different was inevitable , so emotions and feelings were buried even deeper. A role was taken on without even knowing. Keeping the peace and focusing on everyone else took up all my energy. It was safer than dealing with myself .

Then my mother died and I wanted to run and I did into the arms of anyone who would pay attention to me, even if it was the type of attention that didn’t last.

My life then offered me proof that people who love you, leave you. And my understanding or comprehension of life was completely distorted by years of competition and a desire to fit in.

As mature adult I could no longer hide and the reality of my perception began to shatter. I realized that no one really fits in and we do have choices. My sensitivity levels sky rocketed and now I work with an awareness that keeping yourself on lock down creates an inevitable disaster. Some people get chronic illness and others simply suffer in their patterns and beliefs like me.

Helping people uncover what is underneath their pain and challenges is rewarding and it reminds me everyday that mother nature is the best teacher. Our bodies and environments are amazing, we don’t have to tell them how to do their job all we need do is listen and support them.

Using Crystals, Essential oils, mindfulness techniques, intuition and the many modalities I have studied, I study each clients full story from conception to now and explore how to help them respond instead of react. Working with people for a short time or long time, one on one or in groups.