
Whole-System
Healing
Shoshannah works holistically with mind, body, nervous system, and relationships—addressing root causes, not just symptoms.
Expertise in Complex
& Chronic Patterns
Specialises in anxiety, trauma, chronic health issues, nervous system sensitivity, and family/relationship dynamics—especially when standard methods haven’t worked.
Integrated,
Lasting Change
Combines therapy, mindscaping, genetics, and natural medicine to create lasting transformation, focusing on prevention, resilience, and deep understanding—not quick fixes.
Shoshannah works on-line nationally and internationally, and in person in St Albans, Hertfordshire, UK
Riding the Wave: Finding Inner Peace in the Flow of Life
In the ocean of existence, waves rise and fall - moments of joy cresting to meet challenges that crash into our shores. The wave is life itself, ever-changing and constant, a paradox that invites us not to resist but to ride.
Acceptance and Presence
Ram Dass taught us the beauty of “Being Here Now.” Riding the wave isn’t about controlling the tide; it’s about surrendering to its rhythm. Resistance creates suffering. Acceptance allows us to move with grace, even in the face of uncertainty.
The Wave as a Teacher
Every wave has something to teach us. The gentle ones remind us to savor moments of peace, while the tumultuous ones test our patience and resilience. Both are sacred. As we ride, we learn to trust the greater ocean—the divine flow that connects us all.
Practical Steps to Ride the Wave
1 Pause: When overwhelmed, stop and breathe. Feel the present moment as it is, without judgment.
2 Observe: Notice the wave—its height, its force. Is it fear? Joy? Grief? Naming the wave lessens its power over you.
3 Trust: Know that every wave rises and falls. Nothing is permanent, and peace is always within reach.
Healing, Growing, Loving
In riding the wave, we heal the fear of drowning in our emotions, grow into deeper resilience, and open our hearts to love—love for the moment, for ourselves, and for the divine rhythm of life.
“The heart surrenders everything to the moment. T
