Live
Well

Live in
Harmony

Live
Consciously

The work is being done, but something still persists.

What seems separate is usually connected beneath the surface. 

You already look after yourself. You may have seen good practitioners, followed what was advised and made meaningful changes over the years.

But a symptom, feeling or pattern still returns.

Your physical health, emotions, relationships and inherited patterns may appear unrelated. But they continually inform one another.

When the whole picture comes into view, what is happening and where to begin becomes clearer.

The change starts with the body, but it doesn’t end there.

The Why

Dipika means guiding light.

As a child, I was often unwell. There were no answers or ones that led to unnecessary medical intervention. No one could explain why I felt as I did.

So I took my health into my own hands and looked for answers from a different perspective.

After a debilitating car accident in my late teens, I healed my mind and body with Yoga and Osteopathy. It was the holistic framework of Traditional Chinese Acupuncture that finally cracked my code and I was called to study.

After my Science Honours Degree and postgraduate hospital training in China, I began practicing, 25 years ago.

Becoming a mother brought me to my knees.

It revealed what I had not felt in my own emotional history. I relived my childhood through my son’s, and that parallel was hard.

My prayers for help led me into deeper root work and for the first time, I stopped managing my health and started living my life. 

Chinese medicine showed me how to read the body. Motherhood forced me to look underneath. 

Together, it has inspired how I live and relate, how I mother and work today.

What I offer to you, comes from all of it.

Dipika

What might be true for you?

What my clients say

“A superior physician treats disease before it occurs.”
Huangdi Neijing, Ling Shu
“Returning to the root is called stillness.”
Laozi, Dao De Jing, Chapter 16
“Health is the most precious gain; contentment the greatest wealth.”
Dhammapada 204
“The self is the friend of the self, and the self is also the enemy of the self.”
Bhagavad Gita 6.5
A heart in balance is lighter than a feather.
Inspired by the ancient Egyptian teaching of Ma’at

Ways to work with me

Live Well

Live In Harmony

Live Consciously

Where do we begin?

If something in your wellbeing isn’t where you want it to be, Live Well is the place to begin.

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