I’m Jaymie.

What you see here is the real me loud, fun, hyper, unfiltered, and a little bit wild. I’ve always been the outgoing type, the one who talks too much when I’m excited, laughs at my own jokes, and brings way too much energy into a room. I don’t sugar-coat, I don’t pretend, and I don’t do “perfect.” What you get is me raw, real, and fully myself.

My life hasn’t followed a traditional path and that’s exactly why I am so passionate about the work I do now.

From a young age I carried a lot of trauma. My childhood was far from easy and the pain shaped how I saw myself and the world around me. By the time I was 14 I was already battling depression and anxiety, and self-harm became a way I tried to cope. It quickly spiralled into an addiction that stole away a normal teenage life and followed me into my early twenties.

I tried to escape in every way I could. For five to six years I was a binge addict when it came to party drugs, chasing highs to drown out the pain I didn’t want to face. Alongside that came an eating disorder and heavy drinking. I told myself I was just having fun but deep down I knew I was numbing the heaviness I carried.

In 2019 I moved away for a job in the mines and found myself in a domestic violence relationship. I got out physically but the emotional scars cut deep and left me carrying even more pain.

Then Christmas Eve 2020 came and my world shattered. My dad had attempted suicide. The next day my family and I made the heartbreaking decision to turn off his life support. That year that followed was filled with numbness, emptiness and a depression that only grew worse.

By January 2022 I hit breaking point and ended up in intensive care after a suicide attempt. Looking into my mum’s eyes and seeing the fear there was my wake-up call. I knew something had to change. I left my old life behind and moved somewhere quiet to focus on my mental health and start again.

That was the beginning of my healing journey.

I threw myself into self-help resources, spiritual podcasts and shadow work. In May 2023 I had an injury that kept me from work for a year, but it turned out to be the biggest blessing. It gave me the space to go deeper than ever into my healing and growth.

Slowly I transformed my life. I overcame depression and anxiety, released destructive habits, and embraced a sober, joyful way of living.

Now it’s my mission to hold space for others on their own path of healing. To remind you that no matter how heavy your past has been or how dark things may feel, there is always a way forward. Healing is possible. Transformation is possible. Life can be good again.

My purpose is to help you reconnect with yourself, discover your soul’s purpose and create a life that feels aligned, authentic and free.

Much love,
Jaymie Xx