A gift certificate

Give somebody ninety minutes of being looked after.

Not a candle. Not a hamper. A session, held for whenever they are ready for it, with nothing for them to organise except turning up.

They choose the day. You are not booking their calendar, you are opening a door.
Three years to use it. Australian law sets the minimum and I am not going to be cleverer than that.
Nothing to post. A code arrives by email, and you decide when to hand it over.
What you can give

One voucher, bought in a minute.

One session, priced and ready. Anything else is a short conversation, because it usually needs to be.

The Attunement

Ninety minutes. Reiki and Aromatic Kinesiology® together, with their own blend mixed from what their body chose, to take home and keep using.

A$299. In the room in St Kilda.

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Something else

An amount towards the nine sessions, or a session for somebody whose situation you would rather describe to me first. Tell me roughly what is going on and I will set it up.

Arranged rather than bought, so it takes a day.

Ask me

How it works

Four steps, and three of them are mine.

You pay, and a code lands in your inbox with a printable certificate, so you can forward it, print it, or write the code into a card. They book themselves in and enter the code, and the session comes off it. Nothing expires for three years.

I never see who you bought it for until they book. That is deliberate. A gift that arrives with a stranger already knowing about it is a different kind of gift.

The part people skip

Three years, no fees, no fine print.

Australian Consumer Law sets a minimum of three years from the day it is bought, and bans any fee that eats into the value afterwards. I have no interest in finding the edges of that, so: three years, and the full amount is still there on the last day.

Certificates are not redeemable for cash and cannot be refunded once sent, which is the one thing the law does allow me to hold. If something has gone wrong, write to me rather than reading that as a no.

Sessions are held in St Kilda, Melbourne, or online where the session allows it. If a price changes between the day you buy and the day they book, the certificate covers the amount you paid and they pay any difference.

Not sure

Ask me, and I will tell you honestly.

If you know roughly what is going on for them and not what would help, describe it to me. I would rather point you at the right thing than sell you the expensive one.

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