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ABOUT LYDIE
Lydie is an accredited healer with the Healing Trust and she has developed further her abilities at the college of psychic studies.
Before embracing this calling, Lydie worked fifteen years as a corporate flight attendant, and she decided to change her life in order to be more in alignment with her soul purpose.
Lydie’s passion for travel and personal development has a positive impact on both her work and the people around her. She believes that exploring new experiences, discovering oneself and nurturing personal passions are essential to personal and professional growth. For Lydie, personal development is a continuous journey, and she is passionate about sharing her experiences and the tools that have supported her throughout her own journey.
Since 2019, Lydie has been involved in volunteering with various organisations and charities in London. She previously volunteered with Riverhouse Trust Charity, where she provided support and healing care to people living with HIV. She also previously volunteered with Sue’s House, offering her support and healing services to people affected by cancer. Her volunteering experience has played an important role in developing her understanding of compassion, resilience and emotional wellbeing.
Today, Lydie works as a Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner (PWP) within the NHS, supporting people experiencing anxiety, depression and a range of emotional difficulties. This professional experience enables her to combine her knowledge of psychological wellbeing with her passion for helping others, offering a compassionate, accessible and person-centred approach.
Originally from Brittany in France, Lydie settled in London several years ago, where her spiritual journey took on a new direction.
Through understanding her own sensitivity, Lydie found solace in the spiritual realm, channeling emotions and energies around her. Her inner work has played a profound and transformative role in recent years, and today, Lydie assists others in navigating their own emotional challenges.
Member of the NFSH

