I am passionate about guiding my clients through a journey of discovery, helping them understand the extraordinary power of their mind and the innate wellbeing that exists within us all. With a calm, compassionate presence, I support people in reconnecting with their I am passionate about walking alongside people through some of life’s most profound experiences — death, dying, grief, loss and remembrance. With a calm, compassionate presence, I create space for honest conversations, thoughtful choices and the emotions that naturally arise when we face our own mortality or the death of someone we love. Whether preparing for death, supporting someone who is dying, navigating grief or honouring a life that has been lived, I believe no one should have to navigate these experiences alone.

My work is rooted in the belief that talking openly about death can help us live more consciously. When we give ourselves permission to explore our fears, wishes and questions around death, we can find greater clarity, connection and peace. I support people to have the conversations that matter, make choices that feel true to them, and approach death not simply as an ending, but as a deeply human part of life.

As a celebrant, I create personal and meaningful funerals and Celebrations of Life that reflect the uniqueness of each person and the people who love them. As a death coach and soul midwife, I offer a safe and compassionate space for those preparing for death, supporting someone who is dying, or finding their way through loss and grief. My role is not to tell you how to feel or what your journey should look like, but to listen, guide and walk beside you.

I also offer programmes, workshops and spaces for deeper exploration — helping people become more comfortable with conversations around death, loss, dying and grief. These may be particularly valuable for those who want to prepare for their own death, support a loved one, or simply develop a more open and conscious relationship with mortality.

I believe that death is not separate from life; it is part of the same journey. By bringing death out of the shadows and creating space to talk about it with honesty, compassion and heart, we can approach life's transitions with greater understanding, connection and meaning.

My approach emphasises that when people see the thought-feeling connection for themselves, life becomes less frightening, more hopeful, and infinitely easier to navigate. Clients discover that their feelings are simply reflections of their moment-to-moment thinking. Through insight, people naturally shift from reacting to life to responding to it, with confidence and understanding. 

I specialise in habits and addictions, following my years as Head of Clinic in a treatment centre. I love working with people who are ready to move from unhealthy habits into resilient living. Seeing adults at the height of their anxiety and full-blown addictions inspired me to shift into preventative practice for teenagers and families. I now deliver wellbeing programmes and workshops for English-speaking communities.

I don’t think we need more experts in the world of mental health; we merely need everybody to have the opportunity to learn from a young age how their mind works. That alone would create a paradigm shift.

Amanda O’Shea [TO BE EDITED/REVISED]