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ko - Sheree Honeyfield-King tuku ingoa
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Moving through life

Sheree grew up in rural New Zealand, although life since then has been spent living in a variety of cities and towns around the country.  She has travelled overseas, most recently travelling to Brazil.

In 2013 she moved to a rural alpine property in Northern Southland where she has found a home in nature, along with her family and pets. 

Life as Inspiration 

Sheree's life trajectory has been the inspiration for a long journey in personal and professional studies and training.

Beginning as a parent helper at Playcentre and then at primary school, Sheree moved on to offering her time as a Bereavement Support volunteer for Hospice NZ.

Beginning formal training as a counsellor, Sheree also offered her skills at the pain clinic for Nelson Marlborough and completed her life coach training.

Discovering Hakomi

In 2007, she graduated from her first training in Hakomi Mindful Somatic Psychotherapy after discovering the power of Mindfulness applied as a tool to the process of self study. 

The Hakomi Method of Mindful-based Somatic Psychotherapy https://hakomi.co.nz/about-hakomi/ has since formed the backdrop to her life, both personally and professionally.

Now in later life, with adult children and grandchildren, Sheree has a private practice working from home, volunteers as a biographer with the Living Legacies team at Southland Hospice, and works as a supervisor for Nga Kete Matauranga Pounamu Trust.