Rhiannon Rees

Rhiannon Rees has a wealth of experience in both Business and healing. She grew up in the picturesque area of Byron Bay Australia. This area is renowned for it’s healers and artists. Coming from a celtic background, she soon discovered her innate intuitive capacity. Her paternal grandmother was also a clairvoyant.

After completing a Bachelor of Business degree at the University of Technology, Sydney, Australia she began a very corporate path of marketing with such prestigious companies as Colgate-Palmolive, Yves.St.Laurent , Thomson’s Publishing and Pacific Dunlop. Her positions included Product Manager, Project Manager, Marketing Manager and National Sales and Marketing Manager. In 1998 she took over the position of Marketing Manager at The Spa at Chateau Whistler (rated by Conde Nast magazine as one of the top 10 spas in the world). After working as a consultant to other businesses she then teamed up with her current partner – Diana Sillery and opened Nibbana Healing Spa.

Over the last 7 years she has also completed her 4 year Diploma in Homeopathy and is currently immersed in her Master’s of Homeopathy. Rhiannon is a clairvoyant, channeler, tarot reader, reiki practitioner, medical intuitive and homeopath as well as a business owner/consultant. She currently runs workshops on developing your intuition while also running her homeopathic business. Her mantra for this life is to connect people to their higher purpose and therefore a more meaningful life.

In her spare time (limited!) – you can find Rhiannon sharing time with her partner and her favourite pets, Twistie and Muriel. She is also an avid traveler having been to more than 40 countries and her deepest pleasure is third world travel. “It’s just so different and so exciting. People there are so much closer to the divine. They have a very concrete understanding of what’s important in this life – family, friends, a beautiful flower. We on the other hand, get so caught up in all the things that have no significance at all – the type of car you drive, the clothes you wear and the job you do. No wonder depression is so paramount in our culture”. Rhiannon works with what is real and meaningful and encourages that in her own life. “It’s so easy to stray from your true path.”

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