Healing Voices

After a long unplanned hiatus the Healing Voices podcast is back and finds Jamie in conversation with Lucie Trinephi, an accomplished acupuncturist, artist and all-round healer. The conversation takes in Lucie's journey from Vietnam to Europe, choosing to train in acupuncture as a way to help her son, the different lineages of acupuncture that she's subsequently trained in and the Toyohari style that she now uses predominantly, nutrition and empowering people to take control of their health issues, and how suddenly reexperiencing childhood trauma led her into a decades-long artistic project.Lucie’s website: https://www.myhealing.coAnd Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theatre_of_healing/?hl=enBook at Healing Space: https://healingspacehackney.as.me/lucie

In episode 8 of Healing Voices, naturopath Charlotte Tiffany joins Jamie at his home in Lower Clapton to talk about homeopathy and Charlotte's early experiences of alternative medicine, balance and the causes of illness, stress, gut health, the healing power of making small changes, and much more.Read more about Charlotte at BubbleCuddle.com

In Episode 7 of Healing Voices, Lynette Brown joins the podcast to talk about her journey to becoming an energy healer which began two doors down from Healing Space on Chatsworth Road. As well as talking about her upbringing as a second generation immigrant and her previous careers in banking and management consulting, Lynette reveals how major events in her life led her to transformations of a spiritual nature. And how these transformations ultimately brought her to reconnect with her long-held gifts as an intuitive healer.Find links to book Reiki with Lynette, check out her podcast and shop her healing products via her linktree.

In episode 6 of Healing Voices, the Pink Room of Healing Space on Chatsworth Road plays host to a conversation between Jamie and Hackney Jane, a shamanic healer who lives just two minutes away. Jane is a yoga teacher and travel writer who is trained in Celtic shamanism. In the chat, Jane describes how she uses voice, somatics and intention to guide people into relaxed healing states, helping them access their ancestral memories of these ancient practices, and helping equip them with the resources they need for healing in their daily lives. Jamie talks about his own shamanic journeying with Jane and accessing unconditional love.You can book a session with Jane at https://healingspacehackney.co.uk

Massage therapist and Rosen Method practitioner Pieter Maritz joins Jamie on the podcast to talk about the power of mindful touch and the inner work of the therapist.After a stint as the owner of a busy catering business, it was a cancer diagnosis and recovery as well as work with plant medicine that brought Pieter to the realisation that he wanted to become a bodyworker. Setting out to learn the Rosen Method - a gentle, mindful form of bodywork that encourages the client to find a deeper connectiuon with their embodied feelings - Pieter first qualified as a massage therapist to build a career in bodywork while he underwent the long and involved process of becoming a Rosen Method practitioner. The conversation unfolds his story as well as touching on fascia, spirituality and the inseperability of mind and body.Find Pieter at Unalome Body Therapy.

Marta Witkowska is a reflexologist, Reiki practitioner and Shiatsu massage student, practicing as Big Calm Reflexology and Reiki. She joins Jamie to talk about growing up in Poland as a sensitive child, discovering the path of healer through undergoing a personal health crisis, turning anxiety into a healing superpower, the feet as the gateway to the body, the effects of modern life and of the COVID shutdowns on wellbeing, holding space for stress and anxiety and more.

Tasha Ponton is a modern spiritual healer. She's been on a healing path since a young age, having grown up in a spiritual household - she was taught to read Tarot by her mother at the age of eight - but it was only after a life coaching session, when the phrase "sound healing" popped into her head, that she began to pursue healing as a vocation.Through her company Solaris Sound Healing she now offers a unique blend of sound healing, Tarot and shamanism, treating individuals, couples and groups both in-person and online.

In this episode of Healing Voices a conversation with massage therapist Claire Sands of Massage on the Mind explores her specialism of facial massage, which includes treating issues related to dysfunction of the temperomandibular joint - the joint which connects the jaw bone to the skull. Symptoms of TMJ dysfunction include clicking and popping sounds, chronic jaw tension, teeth clenching and grinding, headaches, migraines and even heavier periods.Jamie and Claire talk about her journey into becoming a massage therapist, massaging faces, the muscles around the jaw and their role in TMJ problems, assessing jaw tension, taking a whole-body approach to TMJ massage, the differing prevalence of TMJ disorders in men and women, how modern life has affected the shape of our jaws and facial bones, mindfulness meditation and yin yoga.Music is provided by the generous Nihilore who can be found on Bandcamp.

In a new podcast all about holistic approaches to health and wellbeing, massage therapist Jamie Griffiths begins a journey to uncover the secrets of good health and how people heal.In this first episode, a conversation with Healing Space founder Tara Rivero Zea reveals her passion for traditional Chinese medicine and women's health. Topics covered include acupuncture, tui na massage, starting a clinic during the covid lockdowns, building a community of therapists, fertility and pregnancy treatments, the differences between TCM and western medicine, children and qi, hip replacement surgery and placenta encapsulation.