I grew up in Poland, in the 1980s, in a family that kept its problems hidden and its pain unspoken. As a child I learned to read other people before I learned to read myself and to stay quiet. As an adult, I discovered that what we do not acknowledge eventually finds its way to the surface.
 

I trained first as a pharmacist, then as a naturopath. For years I worked with Western medicine, but it was a single breathwork session in my twenties that enabled me to finally feel all the grief I had been holding. This pointed me towards a different kind of practice. One rooted in an ancestry that holds us all. 
 

Since then I have trained in breathwork, shamanic and shadow practice, and Kambo, for which I made a pilgrimage to the Amazon to learn with the Matsés people of the Ibama tribe.

I have been on my own healing journey too: through sacred ceremony, difficult conversations and the slow unwinding of patterns I once thought were mine. My relationships have changed for better, and a new confidence to hold boundaries means some have come to an appropriate end.

Today I live in the south of England with my partner Richard and our two Alaskan Malamute dogs. Singing has returned to my life, and I bring my voice into the ceremonies I hold.
 

Pink Griffin is where I bring my experience and expertise together. Ancient practices, held with the safety and care Western life calls for. The work belongs to you. And I will walk beside you.