Tanya’s path has never fit neatly into a box. Before stepping fully into therapy and coaching, she spent over a decade working in brand strategy, social media, and international partnerships across Australia, the UK, and Germany. Despite outward success, something felt hollow.

 

While immersed in content marketing and advertising, she was also building something else—an online presence as a spiritual coach. Working with people globally, she explored energy work, channelling, and mentorship. But in both worlds—corporate and New Age—she began to see the same patterns.

 

Each promised transformation. Each sold an ideal. Whether branding a product or branding an idealistic state of being, both industries revolved around selling wholeness—the idea that if you just reached the next level, you’d finally be complete. Both kept people reaching outward instead of looking within.

 

She saw how these spaces, like any system built around influence, could distort truth—how performance often replaced substance, and how people were conditioned to chase certainty rather than sit with complexity. She saw how real change requires discomfort, self-confrontation, and the willingness to hold paradox.

 

Over time, she found herself at repeated crossroads—moments that demanded self-examination and radical choice. Walking away from the corporate world. Leaving behind the New Age industry. Exchanging the noise of urban metropolises for a quieter, more grounded life in nature. These weren’t just career or lifestyle shifts; they were acts of self-integrity.

 

Transformation is not a singular event. It is an ongoing cycle of shedding and expansion—one that often arrives uninvited, disrupting what feels familiar and safe. Tanya intimately understands what it means to stand at these thresholds, to be confronted with the choice between comfort and growth.

 

This is now a core theme in her work: guiding individuals through their own cycles of evolution, identity reinvention, and the courage to create a life that reflects who they truly are.