A Ritual of Resistance: Free Naming Ceremonies

In times of grief, outrage, or erasure, ceremony can be an anchor – a way to say: I am here. I exist. I matter. On Thursday, the UK Supreme Court ruled that the word “woman” under the Equality Act 2010…
In times of grief, outrage, or erasure, ceremony can be an anchor – a way to say: I am here. I exist. I matter. On Thursday, the UK Supreme Court ruled that the word “woman” under the Equality Act 2010…
Grief is a deeply personal and often isolating experience. It can feel like you’re carrying a weight no one else can see, while trying to navigate life and its many transitions. As we move through grief, we often long for…
Yesterday, I sat for six hours while the buzz of a tattoo gun filled the air, marking my skin with the intricate dance of two otters. This tattoo is a tribute to my Nan, who died six years ago. She…
A Transformative Day Retreat in Glastonbury with Awen Clement & Laura Doherty As the waxing moon rises and Beltane’s sacred energy calls us in, it’s the perfect time to reconnect with your inner wisdom and ground yourself in your unique…
I don’t always talk about the full range of ceremonies I offer as a celebrant. Understandably, much of what I share is about end-of-life care – celebrations of life, funerals and memorials are a big part of my work. But…
I’ve decided to share this month’s newsletter here on my blog – partly because it almost didn’t happen. Not for lack of connection but because I’ve been deeply immersed in reassessing where and how I show up online. Over the…