About Tana

Yep, that's me!

I spent most of my twenties searching for happiness like it was some alluring and long-lost treasure. Sometimes I got so close that I could taste the gold, but found myself back at square one, map and magnifying glass in hand, as I continued my quest.... again.

I chased happiness around the globe, trying to find the perfect partner, country, diet, career, believing that if I hit the jackpot, everything would fall into place.

It turns out that I had the treasure inside myself the whole time. It was just covered up by the insecurities, inner-conflicts, self-criticism, and uncertainty that took up my attention.

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So, at age 6 I lost my brother to Cancer, and moved with my grief-stricken mother (who'd also lost a child before I was born) to the arse end of Cornwall - away from the blue skies and liquorice trees of Spain.

I turned to food to cope, which was made worse by the emotional and sometimes physical bullying that followed me through out school. It was lonely, and the first time I wanted to end my life I was 12.

Thankfully there was a voice inside me that knew that there was a way out. It led me to be open to change, healing, and growth, and fueled my journey of self-development and transformation.

The truth is that every obstacle was a little piece of treasure, and every challenge left a gemstone in its place.

All we have to do is look at a diamond to see how much beauty comes out of the darkness.

Now I support my clients to explore their own treasure-chest as challenges turn into possibilities, and difficulties turn into sign posts, directing them towards their joy, inner-strength and desires.

There is nothing more special than seeing someone access the wisdom, insights, and ideas that naturally emerge from the limitless magic of the body!

To get through to the light at the end of the tunnel, we have to find peace as we journey through the shadows. That being said, it's easier with a good torch and someone there by our side.

Working with me is just that, because we don't always have to go it alone.

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Want To Dive Deeper With Me?

So, at age 6 I lost my brother to Cancer and moved with my grief stricken mother (who'd also lost a child before I was born) to the arse end of Cornwall - away from the blue skies and liquorice trees of Spain.

I turned to food to cope, which was made worse by the emotional and sometimes physical bullying that followed me through-out school. It was lonely, and the first time I wanted to end my life I was 12.