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Meet Sherise Reid MCMA, a conscious mother of two, writer, teacher, healer, and spiritual counsellor. With a robust background in healthcare spanning over 16 years, Sherise initially delved into pharmacy at the age of 15, later progressing to roles in Occupational Health (Unilever), the Barnet Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG), and the NHS 111 Service.

 

Despite leaning on western medicine to cope with various health challenges, including migraines, endometriosis, fibroids, IBS, depression, and anxiety, Sherise always possessed a keen intuitive and empathic ability. While serving others in the healthcare field, her personal struggle with postnatal depression after the traumatic birth of her first child ignited a profound spiritual journey.

 

Seeking her own medicine, Sherise studied spiritual counselling with the School of Intuition and Healing, earning Distinction and accreditation from the Complementary Medical Association (CMA). Her exploration expanded into meditation, alternative medicines, Reiki mastery in both Eastern and Western lineages, plant medicines, homeopathy, shamanic practices, psychic mediumship and ancestral healing.

 

With a holistic approach, Sherise integrates over a decade of healthcare experience, knowledge of both Western and Eastern medicine, and her own transformative journey with trauma and mental health struggles. Her mission is to work with the whole person, recognizing the profound interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit.

 

In her personal and professional evolution, Sherise has discovered that, above all, we are spiritual beings. Through consciousness, she empowers individuals to change their perspectives, guiding them to not only see the world through a different lens but also to actively choose and shape their experiences. Sherise Reid is dedicated to facilitating holistic healing and spiritual growth for those on their transformative journey.

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We all have a story.

We have the right to be seen and heard.

We need spaces where we can be held, supported and guided.

Where we can be ourselves, be vulnerable, fall apart and feel safe.

Where we can show up exactly as we are.

Without judgement or expectation to be anyone or anywhere else.

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