How It All Started

At Soulful Shining, our aim is to equip people with the tools and support necessary to flow through both calm and challenging times while staying connected to their inner strength and wisdom. We aspire to create a world where individuals trust their own journey, handle life's storms and serene moments with grace, and let their souls shine brightly.   

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To us, Soulful Shining is the beauty of being unapologetically yourself, embracing every part of your journey, and turning your struggles into strength.

At Soulful Shining, we use a variety of methods to support your growth, including-

Inner Child Work: Dive into healing past emotional wounds that still influence your present life, helping you break free from old patterns.

Compassionate Inquiry: Gently explore your deeper thoughts, emotions, and memories to uncover the roots of suffering and anxiety, promoting true healing.

Emotional Agility: Learn to understand and accept your emotions without being controlled by them, building resilience and adaptability.

Yoga and Breathing Techniques: Use yoga and mindfulness to align body and mind, reduce stress, and support overall mental and emotional well-being.

Why Soulful Shining?

We don’t coach; we educate and facilitate your journey back to.

Soulful Shining sets itself apart through its deeply integrated and personalized approach to personal growth and healing. Rooted in a blend of psychological tools, life practices, and holistic methods like yoga and meditation, here’s what makes us unique:

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Our Coaches

Saraniah

Counsellor (CBT, Person Centered, Compassionate Inquiry) / Hypnotherapist / Group Therapist/Counsellor/ Facilitator | Addiction Specialist / Former Rehabilitation Specialist

"There is so much power in listening & being present.”

In both my personal & professional journey, I've understood the power of listening absolutely, as an empathetic witness, validating feelings of others and myself, without imposing interpretations or dismissing feelings.

I've had the privilege of working with inmates from all walks of life over the last 9 years specializing in rehabilitation and addiction. During this time, I’ve learned that the question to ask is "why the pain, instead of why the addiction." And, in order to understand people's pain, you have to understand their lives.

As Gabor mate himself states, "in other words, addiction is a normal response to trauma." On a personal front, the understanding of my own traumas, addiction (in the form of food) and patterns not only allowed me to reconnect with my inner self, but also become a source of hope for my clients.

This combined with my time in an Ashram (a powerful energy space for self-transformation) in India allowed me to see the beauty of yoga, nature, true selfless service and meditation in my daily life.

Once afraid to even assert my own boundaries against my parents, I now am in South America, volunteering, counselling and doing what I love.

This is why I am passionate about guiding individuals to overcome their barriers. If I can can, so can you!

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