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Gabi’s life has led her into many interesting areas of work and play: as she says “If work isn’t fun then do something else! We are here on this planet to have fun, not to buy into the trauma and drama of the planet as if it were real - it is everybody’s creation and they make it real!”

Wow! That’s a little controversial when you look at everything that is going on in the world today, but Gabi’s work; her talks, her workshops and seminars, her books and her articles all point to how looking at the world in this rather different way may be more empowering and may enable people to create something different in their lives.

What would it be like if you were to create and generate your life in the way you always envisioned it would be?

Maybe it is that way already - if it is contact Gabi and tell her how you did it and if it is still working for you. She is always looking for more information.

Through various studies from psychology, human behaviour, grief and marriage counselling (often the same thing!) plus working with Adoption in all its aspects Gabi has developed a broad foundation for her work.

Her first book “Registered Under Another Name” chronicles the sudden and shocking discovery aged 34, that she had been adopted and never told. Her search into her true background led her into many of the areas of personal relationship counselling she is now involved in.

“I couldn’t believe that I had grown up surrounded by a web of lies and hadn’t seen it,” she remarked. “I wondered just how much I had really known intuitively and hadn’t wish to see! How many of those lies were the ones I had told myself every day?”

Recognising how easy it is to play the ‘victim’ role in life; to blame others for one’s own misfortunes and to lie continuously to oneself about what we create, Gabi determined to find the truth or her own life so that she could empower others to recognise where they too are affected by the lies they buy into every day.

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