Healthy Mind For Life

Counselling for Deeply Sensitive, Neurodivergent & Spiritually Attuned Minds

A space for those who feel too much, think too deeply, and long for what’s real

A sanctuary for sensitive minds seeking real change, not just coping strategies

A Unique Approach

About Me

I'm Nathan: a counsellor, educator, and lifelong seeker of clarity.


My work is shaped by personal experience with sensitivity, masking, and the quiet exhaustion of trying to fit into a world that often doesn’t make sense.

Many of the people I work with are neurodivergent, spiritually curious, or simply overwhelmed by the noise and expectations of modern life. They often carry deep insight — and just as often, a deep fatigue from not being understood.

I didn’t start counselling to fix people. I started because I know what it’s like to feel like you’re performing life instead of living it. My own path has included profound inner shifts, meditation training, lucid dream exploration, and a slow process of unmasking, returning to something simpler and more real.

I offer counselling that’s not about pushing or polishing. It’s about creating space where something true can emerge, free from diagnosis, pressure, or performance.

This is me; unfiltered

I could have shared a polished, professional headshot, but that would be another mask, and this practice is about taking them off.

So instead, I offer you this: two simple photos of me, unfiltered and unguarded, meeting my puppy for the first time.

A moment of clarity, softness, and connection, exactly the kind of space I aim to hold in session.

If something about this resonates with you, let’s talk.

The mind that reaches out … to provide what it seems to lack itself, is a mind that is ignorant of its own resources for peace and happiness. - B. Alan Wallace 

*The images on this website are not stock photos; they’re moments I’ve photographed during my travels.


Each was chosen not for marketing, but because it reflects something real: purity, stillness, awareness, and quiet clarity.


They are part of the same spirit that guides this work. Nathan.

One of the most persistent of all delusions is the conviction that the source of our dissatisfaction lies outside ourselves. - B. Alan Wallace