Alisha’s message last Wednesday night absolutely blew me away. It was such a powerful and beautiful invitation to allow God to flow through us – for Spirit to be sensed, met with, and to become a conduit for divine flow. What she shared was like a fragrant offering, deeply impactful and full of grace. I’ve been carrying a wholehearted ‘yes’ with me ever since. I’m in awe of the way she honours, reveres, and is so devoted to following God—Spirit, and how she creates space within her life, body, and heart for that wisdom to come through her.

I initially started seeing Alisha for art therapy, which was truly transformative! Having never tried this type of therapy before, I was amazed at how it helped me approach challenges from a fresh perspective, allowing me to see life through a broader lens—an absolute blessing!
From there, I explored vibrational sound and energy healing, and I was blown away by Alisha’s incredible ability to work with energy. With power and gentleness, she effortlessly shifted the layers holding me back for years, guiding me back into alignment in ways I never thought possible.
With each session, my life continues to improve, and my soul feels lighter and more uplifted. As the external world shifts for the better, I’m beyond grateful to have crossed paths with Alisha—she has been a true catalyst for change. Thank goodness for you, Alisha!

Isha combines in-depth studies and practice in art therapy and creativity with a genuine concern for the welfare of her clients so they come away from her sessions feeling fulfilled and renewed with positive energy. This approach in facilitating Painting with Parkinsons sessions is particularly valuable as she is working with people desperate to regain their sense of identity while coming to terms with a condition for which there is no known cure. Having said that it is now known that sensitive management of the symptoms as delivered in Isha’s program is as effective as medication. I love watching clients so inspired by her process that they often forget their walking aids as they leave the room!

I wish I could be in this state all of the time, it’s better and more effective than drugs.

I have lived with “mental health” issues all my life and the stigma is a major stumbling block. I have been treated with respect and privacy and at last I have been able to express my emotions freely.