You can call it yin and yang.

I’ve always felt at home in two worlds. Two sides, blending effortlessly.

Growing up, I had a deep sense of spirituality & magic, I was artistic and a nature lover.

In secondary school I ate biology books for fun. An A1 student all the way.

#ifuckinglovescience

I studied Occupational Therapy in university and I went all in on anatomy, physics, research & statistics.

After graduating, I packed a rucksack and lived in a hut by the beach on a remote island in Thailand.

I went all in on spirituality - I met the Dalai Lama in the Himalayas, lived in yoga ashrams in India, sat in ceremony with shamans in Brazil & Mexico, had bone readings in Africa and did Celtic druid rituals back home in Ireland.

Then I found the Tao.

It seemed to be the perfect blend of science & spirit.

Of physics & quantum physics.

Of the mystical and the mundane.

And this is where my two worlds combined. As a therapist and a Senior Taoist Instructor.

Not separate from each other. Not competing with each other but co-existing and relying on each other.

This is me.

Weaver of magic. Science geek. Pragmatist. Visionary.

I’m all in. 

And here to share it with you.