My Bio

Sometimes, we are so caught up in being unhappy, that we forget to look for the joy in life and, we forget to have gratitude. Being grateful for what you do have in life is the first step in attracting the things you want and a more balanced and in-tune life.

Faye Baxter

This is the story of my journey into the spiritual practices that I now offer clients throughout Australia and internationally. I have spent many years studying different healing modalities, initially, to deal with my own traumas and those of the people I love and care about, and now for the many clients who seek my help.

As a child, I could see what I now know is energy around people and animals. I could tell when they were unwell, sad, angry or happy. I spent the first fifty years of my life thinking this was normal and just how the world looked. Apparently not!

In 1981, after several miscarriages, I finally gave birth to a little boy. Coming from a family of seven, my wish was that my son would have at least one sibling and not grow up as an only child. Despite two more miscarriages and a full-term stillbirth, at some level I knew that there would be another child, and in 1985 we finally welcomed a little girl. In 1988, we were confronted with the devastating news that our baby girl had an always fatal pediatric brain tumor, and that she had a 30 percent chance of surviving 3 months, and a 5 percent chance of seeing 5 years. The tumor was inoperable because of the positioning but we were advised that radiation might give her a little more time. Making the decision to put her through this was one of the hardest decisions we ever had to make, but we went ahead with it. Sadly, there was no improvement.

This was a turning point in my life, I could not lose this child after going through so much trauma to have her. When you ask God/The Goddess/The Universe, or whatever you believe in for help, it comes. And for my daughter, it was in the form of Reiki provided by an open-minded Medical Doctor. She responded to it and to the astonishment of her specialists, my daughter survived and will turn 40 this year.

Having a stillborn child is an experience that leaves you wondering whether there was something that you did or didn’t do, why it happened, and, in my case, there was no medical answer. One of the most challenging moments in my life was seeing that tiny white coffin being lowered into the grave. I stood in the pouring rain watching and feeling as if I was caught in a terrible nightmare that would never leave me. Eleven years later, in 1995, during a reading with a woman I had never met before, she told me that there was a little boy soul there, saying that I was his mummy. His message to me was that the journey I gave him was all that he needed. He said that I was a soul mother, strong enough to be of service to those little souls who chose not to come in. I felt his presence and cried tears of joy. It was such a healing experience, and in that moment. I knew that one day, I would work with spirit to help others.

In 2006, I became critically ill spending two weeks in hospital and being sent home with the expectation of a limited recovery and months at home. This same Medical Doctor referred me to a medical intuitive. Once again the universe was looking after me and I got a cancellation the very next day. Three weeks after my first visit, I was able to go back to work.

These crises in my life have launched me on a journey of study in several energy healing modalities, Meditation and Mediumship, and since 2009, I have been working in this field. At this point in my life, I provide medical intuitive healing, trance healing and classes in meditation and mediumship. My work is a source of joy to me, and I consider having the opportunity to help others on their journey to health and wellbeing a privilege.