"Hannah comes from her highest integrity when facilitating a journey session. My 'inner child' feels absolutely safe in her presence, enabling me to finally face the truth of my own life. I know of no-one more dedicated to the truth than Hannah. She will tenderly 'hold your hand' whilst you find 'your own way home'." - Kate, Edinburgh.

"With J it was like the pain had floated away." - Mother of 12 year old after one session, Scotland.

"P found himself." - mother of 14 year old after two sessions, Scotland.

"Hannah, thank you!

I counted myself as one of the most sceptical of people when it came to alternative therapies. I had a problem with my work life that I suspected was a problem with my psychology/emotions. Brandon's book came like a bolt out of the blue. The next problem was to find someone professional enough who could help me get through my thick skin to what lay beneath! I needn't have worried as I very quickly realised having spoken to you that I was in more than capable hands. I felt completely relaxed, and well, the rest is history!

I didn't have a debilitating disease. My problems were at face value small. However, I was paralysed with negativity, anger and fear. Since our meetings, its like the fog has lifted, I have more energy for life, I'm much less negative and feel more confident about all areas of my life. I know it's only by putting myself in your professional hands that I've come such a long way in a short space of time. Thanks once again and keep up the good work!" - J. H., France

"For most of my forty years on this planet, I had found life a struggle. The past three years, since the birth of my beloved daughter, had been a hellish descent into burnout, depression, chronic fatigue and often suicidal feelings of despair and anguish. Life was misery: a day-to-day battle merely to survive.

The Journey works. It is now nine months since my first Journey under the warm guidance of Hannah Goodbourn, and I've made several Journeys since then. My days are no longer a constant struggle. I wake each morning with expectation in my heart rather than dread. My energy levels have soared. My closest relationships have improved beyond measure. I don't feel depressed anymore. And now I am finally learning to be wonderfully, truly me rather than trying to live up to my own or other people's expectations of what I should be. I'm not only accepting myself, I'm learning to love and rejoice in myself. This should surely be a birthright for all of us. Health, joy and freedom can be ours if we are ready to look for it." - R. R., Cumbria

"At the point in my life that Journey Therapy was suggested to me I had been suffering from post-natal depression for a long time and had lost touch with my friends, my self and my life in general.

Literally hours after my first and only consultation with Hannah I felt lighter and brighter than I have done in years. Now nine months on, I am unrecognisable as the person I was then. My life and outlook for the future are inspirationally transformed. It's official - Journey Therapy is a life giver! Thanks very much." - A. S., Cumbria

"As I sit here to write about my experience with ‘Journey' work, I find myself strangely tongue-tied. Why I am not sure because, without doubt, ‘The Journey' has been the most influential thing I have done in my life so far. Not simply from a ‘spiritual awareness' perspective but for the simple life-changing events that have taken place. And, It is not something that can be explained away easily (though many of my friends have tried). I have discovered that my life has been governed only by the limits of my imagination and am resolved to not live (or dream) within these limits again.

I am sitting here at 10.30 in the morning in New Zealand on a sunny day in February. This, in itself, is not extraordinary except for the fact that I was determined that NZ would never again be my home. What I have discovered about myself is that I like it here and have enjoyed my summer far more than expected, and that I enjoy very much the people (my people). The point is that I was limiting myself to accepting less than I really wanted and what I really wanted was to live in both places (Italy & NZ) working and teaching in the industry I love.

All my life I have felt different from everyone else (well perhaps everyone does a little). I have always expected that I could (and should) do more and have travelled and moved constantly to try and ‘find my place'. I have been in relationships that have ‘felt right' for a few months, even years, only to fall apart at the real commitment stage for the most part by men who say they can't explain it but this is not the right place for me. As you can imagine this has been devastating, for my ego as much as my heart. And, worst of all I never got rid of the ‘feeling different' ache! No matter where I lived, worked and played.

Since embarking on ‘Journey' work my whole life and, more importantly, my life attitude has changed. I have found that doors have opened for me into areas in my industry that I have never considered before. I have a much greater respect for myself professionally and am no longer apprehensive about expecting my terms to be met, neither am I scared to turn work down if those terms are not met. I, in fact, turned down a multi-million dollar American Company for the sake of $10US per day in wages and won! Since the beginning of the year, I have registered for Business Management courses to be taken by correspondence and am about to register myself as a Limited Liability Company. I have been asked by two companies to pitch for their business next year, and whilst that is no guarantee of success – it is a very good start. I have an enormous amount of work to do to get out on my own, but I am excited and 100% confident that I am on the right road and that professionally I will not only be a great success, but one of the best in my field.

Personally, I am happier with myself than I have been in years – I won't say that one ‘Journey' process has been like a magic wand, because for me that is not the case. However, I can see the progress and so can others. I am finally in touch with my body and have this great need to physically push myself, which is something I have never done before. During January I was offered a job to work on a parasailing boat on Lake Taupo as a deckhand. This job was only three weeks but was without doubt the best time I have ever had in my home country and showed me the possibilities (and limitations) of my body. I have never been fitter, healthier or happier in my life. And, importantly for me, it was about me, my achievements and my life and not simply ‘living as an extra' in some man's life for a short time.