Adria Ellis - Fusion Healing

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Adria began her studies in the healing arts over 20 years ago, weaving the philosophies of ancient Chinese Acupressure, Energy Healing, Intuitive Coaching and Qi Gong Techniques into her personal life and those of her clients. Her father encourged her to develop her skill from the age of 14 until she graduated from her originial training in acupressure in 2006

Over the past 10 years Adria has been working as a full time acupressure therapist specialising in inner guidance and coaching techniques, these methods are derived from principles of transpersonal psychology and somatic therapy. Adria has worked extensively with clients moving through physical pain, tension, sexual abuse, grief and loss, depression and relationship change. She currently also teaches self help workshops and transpersonal guided meditations to assist students in building awareness and empowerment. Each session is tailored to the clients needs whether it is an Aromatherapy Massage, Acupressure with Intuitive coaching, Energy healing with Medical Qi Gong, Releasing sabotage with Psych-K, or a fusion of all of these healing techniques

23/10/2026

And so begins another magical 5 Element Coaching… a Sacred Journey of Self Mastery..

11/10/2026

Hi everyone,

Lately, I’ve been thinking about how often we can sense when something in our lives isn’t quite right anymore, even when we can’t always explain exactly why. And how, despite that feeling, we can still find ourselves staying where we are.

There are so many reasons why we stay. Sometimes it’s fear of what might happen if we change our circumstance. Sometimes it’s familiarity, loyalty, hope or responsibility. And sometimes, if we’re honest, we’re simply not ready to act on what might need to change.

I know this is something many of us can relate to at different points in our lives, so today I wanted to explore it a little more with you and invite some gentle curiosity about what keeps us where we are — even when a part of us knows that something no longer feels quite right.

Why do we stay?
Why do we stay in relationships that no longer feel right. In jobs that drain us. In friendships that have changed. In patterns we know aren’t good for us. Sometimes we stay because we’re afraid. But often it’s more complicated than that.

Familiar doesn’t always mean right
Our nervous system tends to prefer what it knows. Even when something isn’t particularly good for us, familiarity can feel safer than uncertainty. We know how this works. We know what to expect. We know who we are in this situation. Change means stepping into the unknown. And the unknown can be terrifying.

Then there are all the other reasons:

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