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About Me
I am what I am
Holistic Wellbeing & Complementary Therapy Consultant
Exceeding expectations one being at a time
From a young age, I knew I wanted a path that made a genuine difference in people’s lives. I never hesitated when asked what I wanted to be. My early interests led me to study conventional subjects at college and later at university as a mature student. I am a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) graduate. I chose not to pursue legal practice due to the behind‑the‑scenes aspects that didn’t align with my values, though the knowledge I gained has strengthened my ability to guide clients with clarity, discernment, and grounded decision‑making.
I’m also a bit of a serial entrepreneur, having explored a range of ventures over the years — including publishing projects, property development work, and various volunteering roles, such as serving as a Trustee for a couple of charities. Each experience has shaped my ability to create, build, and support meaningful work that aligns with my values and my desire to help others help themselves.
Life took me on a scenic route — roles unrelated to my original plan, unexpected experiences, and invaluable lessons. In many ways, I still found myself making a difference, gaining indirect experience in the very discipline I was drawn to. Life truly has a way of guiding us.
I am committed to the well-being of every client I work with. My approach promotes self‑empowerment, self‑healing, and a deeper connection with the inner spirit — that quiet inner voice that guides us more truthfully than ego ever can. Learning to discern between the two is one of life’s greatest challenges.
Practising as a Holistic Wellbeing & Complementary Therapy Consultant allows me to examine the whole person — their present situation, past experiences, external influences, self‑perception, and the deeper “why” beneath it all. My sessions are bespoke, shaped around each individual’s needs. I do not believe one size fits all.
My interest in the spiritual and metaphysical has been present since childhood, influenced partly by being raised in a Christian and Catholic household. Although my work is not religious‑based, I consider it more spiritual. It blends Ayurvedic wisdom, Christ‑centred grounding, Traditional Chinese therapeutic principles, and a range of complementary techniques to support deep, holistic wellbeing. While some individuals from Christian backgrounds may be cautious about holistic approaches, my work is not religious‑based; I consider it more spiritual. The techniques I use are therapeutic, grounding, and adaptable to clients of all or no beliefs.
From my early teens, I felt drawn to certain aspects of the unseen and the intuitive — a connection that felt natural, safe, and purposeful.
I do not profess to heal anyone. I see myself as a conduit — someone who supports clients in filling a void, exploring self‑discovery, or receiving a treatment that helps them move forward. I help clients identify the right modality for their journey, and I emphasise techniques that can be integrated into daily life for long‑term benefit.
Like everyone, I have climbed my own mountains. I’ve ascended quickly at times, feeling unstoppable, and I’ve fallen from great heights with force. These experiences softened me, made me more humane, and guided me toward a path I may not have chosen otherwise. Insight doesn’t remove life’s challenges — but it does help us navigate them without falling into old patterns. I’ve faced battles with anger, forgiveness, fear, control, and more. Each one shaped me.
This is not my final chapter — it is the beginning of another. God seems to be taking me through the scenic route, and I welcome the journey. It would be my pleasure to make your acquaintance along the way.
There is much more to me, though I live a private life — not very active on social media and sharing only on a need‑to‑know basis. I look forward to meeting you in the not‑too‑distant future.
My best is yet to come. Yasmin Edwin
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