A little about Vanessa
Vanessa was born in Melbourne, Australia, and over the past nine years has been guiding people across Europe, India, and Australia through healing work and embodied practices.
Her work comes from a simple place — creating space for people to slow down, listen to their bodies, and reconnect with themselves.
Walking the unseen
Vanessa follows the path of a Völva, a wise woman of Seiðr, and works with energy healing and altered states of awareness.
For her, healing is not something separate from everyday life. It happens through the body — through breathing, feeling, noticing. Often it is less about doing more and more about allowing what is already there to unfold.
People often describe her presence as calm and steady, a space where things can soften and move at their own pace.
Where her path was shaped
Before moving fully into healing work, Vanessa spent seven years working as a paramedic in a global city. Being close to crisis, illness, and the edges of life changed the way she understands people and the nervous system.
That experience brought both strength and humility. It also led her toward a gentler way of working — one that values slowness, presence, and respect for each person’s timing.
The medicine she carries
Meditation was her first doorway into spiritual practice. Over the years, this expanded through shamanic work, alternative medicine, yoga, and qi gong.
Today these influences come together naturally in her work. Movement, sound, energy awareness, and intuitive guidance all have a place — not as techniques to perform, but as ways of supporting deeper embodiment.
Her background allows her to bridge something practical and grounded with something more subtle and intuitive.
In shared space
Together with Mark Magee, Vanessa co-creates spaces built on authenticity, courage, and honest human connection.
Their work invites:
- softness without losing strength
- playfulness alongside depth
- gentle movement and real change
The intention is simple — to create a space where people feel safe enough to meet themselves more fully.
