I spent my school years in Harrogate, North Yorkshire,England. I then studied nursing in Worcester for two years. After leaving Worcester I became a student of Dr Shen Hongxun. www.buqi.net   .I have lived and worked in several holistic communities in the UK and abroad sharing insight and techniques with other complementary practitioners it is this experience I believe that has enhanced my abilities, as a full time carer for people with a variety of illness and disabilities.

In 2001 I was awarded an honours degree from Sussex University,where as a final year student of the excellent African and Asian school, a large proportion of my studies were focused on traditional eastern medicine systems and how these contribute to health care in contemporary societies. Several weeks were spent in Chaing Mai, Northern Thailand recently and it was here I was able to consolidate my healing skills throught meditation with the Buddist Monks and the study and practice of Nuad Bo-Rarm (Ancient massage of Thailand). I achieved a Diploma in Thai Massage therapy.I also hold an I.T.E.C Diploma in massage.In September 2006 I finished a Three year Diploma in Health and Nursing at Brighton University. I am now a Registered Nurse (Adult).

I have spent several years travelling around the world with a particular interest in indigenous medicine systems.ie maroi, taoist

Qigong is unique like many forms of external healing the application of chi hands to remove negative blocked energy is  only the begining to the understanding of that which moves within.  I have also had the good fortune to meet William CC Chen www.williamccchen.com and participate in  using martial art Tai Chi.The technical abililies developed over 6000 year are very potent. Skills are passed on from one generation to the next, teacher to student.I am a very slow learner. I know nothing.Continuous practice is important and being good to other always (not just on Sunday!). Individual labels are not important to the big scheme of things.What can they demonstrate.

In the national Park in Thailand where the mountain people were working hard, all around. Towards the Burma border .I will say that I found Thailand a very safe place to be during the months I travelled around This stunning country.

This the famous University of Sussex.....er...Bridge..!.

Meanwhile back in Thailand...Kharn is Creating luck by hauling small change and water in the vessel hanging on the rope, all the way to the top of the temple. Where a quick tug and it scatters on the temple.Note the gold Budda shining in the temple.

I am currently want to work in New Zealand as a nurse.