01/06/2026
🌿 Agnes Isumataq
This is the story and meaning behind the name — the heart of this practice.
Agnes honours a beloved dog whose calm, intuitive presence showed me how deeply animals participate in our healing. Isumataq is an Inuit word referring to the one who creates the space for wisdom to reveal itself. Together they shape the essence of this practice — a space held with stillness, connection, and more than words.
🌿 PSYCH‑K®
Psych‑K offers a simple way to shift subconscious beliefs that may be shaping how you feel or respond to life. I understand it as a process that works with the mind–body relationship, helping the conscious and subconscious move into greater harmony so change can unfold naturally and at a pace that feels right.
🌿 Inception
The process came through Rob Williams in the late 1980s. He describes it as something he received rather than something he designed. His work later intersected with the research of Dr Bruce Lipton, whose findings in epigenetics highlight how our perceptions and beliefs can influence our biology.
🌿 Paws
Psych‑K can support shifts in stress patterns or mindsets on behalf of others, including the animals who share our lives. A human surrogate is used to connect with their innate wisdom, allowing the process to unfold on their behalf. From what I’ve seen, it’s a sensitive and respectful approach that honours the natural intelligence of animals, supporting the shifts they need to live their best life.
🌿 Session
Sessions tend to be around an hour and feel relaxed and collaborative. They can be held in person, via video, or as voice‑only calls. It’s not a talk‑fest, but we do explore the beliefs that may be limiting your current experience, then use simple processes to create a whole‑brain state that supports a shift in your subconscious mind.
If this resonates, I’m glad you’re here.
