Beautifully Wyld with Shekinah Leigh

Beautifully Wyld with Shekinah Leigh Shekinah holds a strong and safe space for transformation & healing to take place at a deep & cellular level.

🌙 Sacred Threshold™ Practitioner
Guiding women through life’s profound transitions
🌿 Counselling • Shamanic • Psych-K® • Ritual • Ceremony
💍 Marriage & Funeral Celebrant
Gold Coast | Kingscliff | Northern NSW Shekinah Leigh runs her own business on the Gold Coast and Northern NSW, facilitating Weddings, Sacred Ceremonies, Counselling, Mentoring, Speciality Treatments, Workshops, Retreats, and Sail

ing Adventures. With over 20 years experience as an intuitive healer, Shekinah combines many modalities to provide a range of services that honour & activate the divine within us all. She is a certified Marriage Celebrant, Counsellor, Massage Therapist, Shamanic Practitioner, Yoga Teacher, Childbirth Mentor and Young Girls ‘Coming of Age’ Mentor, with many years of experience facilitating Circles, Rites of Passage, Sacred Ceremony and Birth Work. She integrates her embodied life experience's with ancient teachings and modern practices to provide a comprehensive, evidence based and holistic approach to healing relationships with ourselves, life and others. Shekinah loves to help people become more conscious of their personal story, supporting a deeper exploration and awareness of self, so that we can all live the life that brings us joy and ease, in alignment with our Soul’s purpose! For more information check out my website - www.shekinahleigh.com.au

28/08/2026

For me, it means looking at the whole person, not just what’s happening in your mind, but what’s happening in your body, your nervous system, your relationships, your life transitions, and the deeper story that’s brought you here.

Sometimes we talk. Sometimes we work with the body. Sometimes we use ritual or other gentle therapeutic approaches.

Because healing isn’t one-size-fits-all.

If you’re curious about working together, send me a message or book a discovery call today.

HOLISTIC COUNSELLING for women (Online and In Person - Southport and Kingscliff)

Rewylding means restoring something to its natural state. For women, it means returning to our innate nature, wisdom, wi...
26/08/2026

Rewylding means restoring something to its natural state. For women, it means returning to our innate nature, wisdom, wildness, and wholeness.

If you’ve spent years being everything to everyone else, perhaps it’s time to remember who you are beneath it all. 🌿 Rewylding begins here, reach out via DM.

Holistic Counselling | Shamanic Therapies | Rewylding Online Seasonal Course

A little local love 💫I’m currently welcoming beautiful souls for 1:1 sessions in Kingscliff, Southport & Tallebudgera🌿✨I...
26/08/2026

A little local love 💫

I’m currently welcoming beautiful souls for 1:1 sessions in Kingscliff, Southport & Tallebudgera🌿✨

If you’re standing at a threshold in your life — releasing, recalibrating, healing or becoming — I’d love to walk alongside you.

Motherhood | Midlife | Menopause | Birth Trauma

🌿 Holistic Counselling
🌙 Shamanic Therapies
🌀 Psych-K Subconscious Rewiring
🔥 Ritual & transformational work

If you’ve been feeling the call, this may be your sign. 🤍

DM me to find a time that feels right for you or book directly through my website (link in bio)

https://shekinahleigh.com.au/holistic-counselling/

There is something I wish more women knew about anxiety in their 40s. Sometimes it isn’t because you have suddenly becom...
24/08/2026

There is something I wish more women knew about anxiety in their 40s. Sometimes it isn’t because you have suddenly become an anxious person. Sometimes your nervous system has simply been running the show for too long.

I know this because I lived it.

I went through early menopause only two years after breast cancer. Looking back, I believe the years of stress I had already been carrying, including solo parenting a high-needs child, were part of the picture. I had spent years making decisions, solving problems, anticipating needs, pushing through, staying capable and keeping everything moving.

And when you live like that for long enough, your body can become extraordinarily good at being on alert.

Excitement can start to feel like anxiety.

A new opportunity, a decision, a change of plans, even something you genuinely want can create that familiar surge in your body. The heart speeds up. The mind races. Suddenly things feel urgent instead of exciting. The very things that used to make you feel passionate and alive, are now triggering your fight or flight response.

Read more - https://shekinahleigh.substack.com/p/when-excitement-starts-feeling-like

There is a grief that rarely finds words. It doesn’t arrive with a diagnosis or a funeral, and there are no rituals that...
18/08/2026

There is a grief that rarely finds words. It doesn’t arrive with a diagnosis or a funeral, and there are no rituals that acknowledge its presence. It settles quietly beneath the surface of our lives until one day we find ourselves feeling restless, disconnected or inexplicably sad, unable to name what has been lost. We tell ourselves we’re burnt out, overwhelmed by the pace of modern life, or simply getting older. Yet I can’t help but wonder if some of what we are carrying belongs to something much bigger than ourselves. I wonder if, beneath our personal stories, we are grieving the slow disappearance of the places that once nourished us.

Some people call it progress. New estates, wider roads, taller buildings, shopping precincts, endless expansion. We celebrate growth because we have been taught that growth is always good. But there comes a point where a place begins to lose its potency. You can feel it if you’ve lived somewhere long enough. The birds are fewer. The stars are swallowed by light. The creeks run differently. The old trees that held the memory of the seasons disappear one by one. The silence that once settled over the land is replaced by the constant hum of traffic, machinery and human urgency. The landscape becomes crowded, extracted from, expected to give endlessly without ever being allowed to rest.

Read More - https://open.substack.com/pub/shekinahleigh/p/the-grief-of-a-landscape-forgotten

5 THINGS EVERY WOMAN NEEDS TO KNOW ABOUT BIRTH TRAUMA1. Birth trauma isn’t only about what happened.It’s also about how ...
17/08/2026

5 THINGS EVERY WOMAN NEEDS TO KNOW ABOUT BIRTH TRAUMA

1. Birth trauma isn’t only about what happened.
It’s also about how you experienced what happened.

A birth can be medically straightforward and still leave you feeling frightened, powerless, unheard or deeply unsettled.

2. You don’t have to call it traumatic for it to matter.
Maybe you’re grateful for your baby. Maybe you know the care team did their best. Maybe you’ve been told, *“At least you’re both healthy.”

And still… something doesn’t feel right.

Your experience is valid without needing to justify it.

3. Your body can remember what your mind has tried to move past.
Replaying moments, feeling anxious when you think about another birth, avoiding your birth story, feeling disconnected from your body or becoming unexpectedly emotional when you talk about it can all be signs that your experience still needs attention.

4. Understanding what happened can be profoundly healing.
Sometimes what we need most is the opportunity to ask:

Why did that happen?
What was happening in my body?
What choices were available?
Why wasn’t I told?

Having your birth story explained by someone who understands the clinical reality can bring a different kind of peace.

5. You are allowed to revisit your birth story.
Not to change what happened.

But to understand it.
To feel what you didn’t have space to feel.
To reclaim your voice.
And perhaps, to hold the story with a little more compassion.

Your birth story matters, even when the ending was a healthy baby.

If you’re still thinking about your birth, there may be something within you asking to be heard.

🌿 Birth Debrief + Birth Story Reframing
A two-part journey of understanding, processing and integration.

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