I absolutely loved this conversation all about yoga getting to be inclusive and accessible with Kym Geier.

Kym is the founder of Sparkling Soul Yoga, an exercise physiologist, yoga teacher, and passionate advocate for using yoga to improve physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing.

With more than 25 years working in healthcare, including over a decade supporting people in mental health settings, Kym combines evidence-informed practice with the timeless wisdom of yoga. She is trained in vinyasa, yin, restorative, chair yoga, yoga for menopause, prenatal and yoga for mental health and trauma recovery, creating inclusive, accessible practices that meet people exactly where they are.

Through community classes, retreats, workshops, online programs, and her growing YouTube channel, Kym's mission is simple: to make yoga accessible to everyone, regardless of age, ability, experience, or circumstance, and to help people cultivate greater resilience, self-compassion, and connection in everyday life.

If you'd love to connect with Kym, you can find her below:

Website: www.sparklingsoulyoga.com.au

YouTube: www.youtube.com/@sparklingsoulyoga

Instagram: www.instagram.com/sparklingsoulyoga

Facebook: www.facebook.com/sparklingsoulyoga

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Today I chat with one of my closest friends Tyarra Nelson.

Tyarra and I met, when we bonded over the death of a huge loggerhead turtle and became instant friends.

While she may only be 29 years old, Tyarra has already lived a full and inspiring life.

She studied nutrition and has helped 100s of people as a body building dietician, she herself was a body builder and worked hard all of her 20s to build a very successful business alongside her then partner.

She openly shares that while this all ticked so many boxes, she was ready to live a life that felt more "her", so she quit her job and has moved to Canada, where she is travelling around in a van.

A truly inspiring and fascinating conversation!

If you'd love to follow along with Tyarras van life journey, you can find her at the link below:

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Today I got to chat with Helen McDougall, who is the founder of Loving Space Solutions and Authentic & Aligned Wellbeing Support, where she helps people create calmer homes and more aligned lives.

As a home transformation specialist, Helen has spent years helping clients reduce overwhelm by creating practical, functional spaces that are easier to live in and maintain.

More recently, she became a certified PSYCH-K®️ Facilitator, expanding her work to support clients in exploring the subconscious beliefs and patterns that can influence lasting change.

Whether she's transforming a home or supporting personal growth, Helen's approach combines practical action with a genuine curiosity about what helps people move forward with greater ease.

Our conversation is quite entertaining (I think) and Helens warm and endearing personality really shines through!

If you'd love to work with helen or find out more, you can visit the sites below:

Instagram: Instagram

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In this episode, I’m chatting with Amanda Davis, who I decided to interview because I feel she embodies what choosing woo is all about, which is continually choosing to see the magic of life, being your authentic self and following your heart, which I believe has meant Amanda has lived a full and inspiring life.

Originally from the Uk, Amanda is now settled in North Brisbane, where she’s working on living a life that combines her skills from a professional career in marketing and IT, with a deep love of nature and wildlife, whilst maintaining a strong spiritual component in her daily life.

We’ll be talking about some of the many differentjobs Amanda’s had; from driving an ice cream van in New Orleans, to carrying out turtle surveys in Panama, to being a university lecturer, her experiences growing up in West Africa and Pacific Islands, working in and travelling to many different countries, and the challenges of being true to your values and keeping in good health, whilst also needing toearn a living.

You can see the kind of consultancy services Amanda’s currently providing atwww.greendatainsights.com.au

And if you'd love to sign up or find more details for the choosing woo group journey, you can find the details below:

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Our guest today is Donna Woodrow, though she feels most at home when called Don. Don is an Enneagram Practitioner, a Somatic Art Therapist, and the founder of The 9 Within.

Don spent seven years teaching the Enneagram alongside her sister and went on to serve as a Guide for the Enneagram Prison Project in the US, witnessing the system's power to create freedom on both sides of the bars.

Her path to this work was forged through a powerful journey of personal liberation, including a profound moment of waking up to her own personal power to exit a domestic violence relationship in her early twenties.

After an intentional 'kid-retirement' to nurture the attachment and development of her young son, Don has returned to her practice with a revolutionary approach: bridging the map of the Enneagram with the expressive, subconscious voice of Art Therapy.We have an incredbly insightful and honest conversation, if you'd love to find out more about dons work, you can follow the links below:

Website: The 9 Within | Enneagram Coaching & Art Therapy

Instagram: Instagram

If you'd love to find out your enneagram type, you can go to the link below:

The Enneagram Institute - The Enneagram Institute

And lastly, if you'd love to know more about the choosing woo group journey, you can go to the link below:

Restorative Rach

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This fortnights interview is with Holly Allen. She is the founder of Rest Massage Studio, a wellness and self-care space based in Brendale, Queensland.

What started as a passion for helping people slow down and reconnect with themselves has grown a space focused on relaxation, stress relief, nervous system support, and community connection.

With a background in massage therapy and a strong focus on wellbeing, Holly is passionate about changing the way people view self-care, to her, it's not a luxury but something that is essential.

Through Rest Massage Studio, she has created a welcoming space offering massage, yoga, meditation, workshops, and events designed to help people rest, reset, and feel supported.

We have a chat about Hollys journey to opening her studio, her experience with a medium reading (from me) and why she feels it's so freaking important to rest & take time for yourself.

If you'd love to find Hollys studio you can go to the below links:

www.restmassagestudio.com.au

www.instagram.com/rest.massage.studio

www.facebook.com/rest.massage.studio

And if you'd love to know more about the choosing woo group journey then you can find more details below:

Restorative Rach

In this episode, I sit down with Brian Caldwell-White for a really open and honest conversation about everything he’s been through. From trauma, mental health struggles, and relationship breakdowns to navigating a cancer diagnosis.

We talk about how those experiences shaped him, the role his rescue dog Barbara played in his healing, and why he started Barberras Botanicals and the Blether with Barberra podcast.

Brian also shares his experience working within the hospital system and how it changed his perspective on life, resilience, and people.

A raw and human conversation about struggle, hope, and rebuilding yourself when life takes an unexpected turn.

For more info on Berberras botanicals and the Blether with Barberra podcast, you can find all details below:

Blether with Barberra - Podcast - Apple PodcastsBarberras Botanicals LtdIf you'd love to join the choosing woo group journey, you can find more info below:

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In this episode, I reflect on synchronicities, self-trust, healing old loops, and the shift from constantly trying to “figure life out” to simply being present with it.

I speak about:

• The difference between chasing life versus making yourself available to it,
• How overanalysing spirituality or searching for meaning in everything can sometimes pull us away from actually living and
• Why the moments I feel most connected are often the simplest and most human.
• I also share reflections from our recent women’s circle, thoughts on timing, relationships, authenticity, and the realisation that life isn’t meant to be one-dimensional; it includes joy, grief, uncertainty, beauty, messiness, and everything in between.

This episode is an invitation to soften the grip, trust yourself a little more deeply, and remember that you don’t need to have everything figured out to belong in the world.

If you'd to know more about the choosing woo group journey you can follow the link below:

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In this episode, I sit down with Julieta Duval; a soulful rebel, mother, and founder of The Unschooling Lifestyle, who is redefining what it means to live, parent, and educate outside the system.

After nearly two decades as a flight attendant, Julieta chose a radically different path, one rooted in freedom, intuition, and deep alignment. We explore her journey into Human Design, unschooling, and creating a nomadic, intentional life with her family.

This conversation goes beyond surface-level parenting advice. We talk about breaking generational patterns, questioning societal expectations, and what it really takes to build a life that feels true, for you and your children.

If you’ve ever felt the pull to do things differently, to trust your own rhythm, and to step outside the “shoulds” of modern life, this episode will meet you there.

You can learn more about Julieta’s work at www.theunschoolinglifestyle.com, where she supports families through deep transformation, conscious home education, and aligned living, or email her for more information at [email protected]If you'd love more information or to join the next round of the choosing woo group journey, you can find all info below:

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In this solo episode, I explore what it really means to trust yourself when your mind feels full of noise.

We dive into the difference between intuition, fear, and conditioned thoughts and why so many of us struggle to know which voice to listen to. I share insights from the Choosing Woo journey around the third eye chakra, and why discernment has become such an important practice in my life.

This episode is a gentle reminder that your intuition hasn’t gone anywhere, it may just be getting lost in the noise. And learning to trust yourself isn’t about having all the answers, but building a relationship with your inner voice over time.

If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, unsure, or stuck in overthinking, this episode is for you.

If you'd love more information on the choosing woo group journey or to join you can follow the link below:

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