Danielle Kerr-Wilson is accredited and trained in ISIS techniques by the Clairvision School over a period of six years. She has a Bachelor Degree in Psychology and Healing. She has been involved in hands on healing through the Arthur Findlay College in the 90’s.

Danielle has a passion for the healing arts. For Danielle, ISIS, a healing modality, has been the quickest way she has seen people change, glow and step into the biggest part of themselves. It is a meditative tool that allows clients to not only explore the deepest part of self, but to unravel who they are and find their deepest essence. That part of self that shines. Danielle’s clients are modern and active people, seeking to develop a meditative practice.

"I was trying to explain to myself and others what is happening every time I meet Danielle for an ISIS session and I found it very challenging. What I feel is that it takes me to my deepest places, it touches my deepest being, it’s surprising, it feels from a whole different world but has everything to do with who I am in this world and I know that for me it is life transforming. When I came to Danielle it was after knowing her for quite a while and appreciating her very much as a person, a parent and someone who always had those surprisingly truthful and inspiring words for me, as I was challenged by divorce, my health and spirit, daily life and with very big decisions to make.

I feel so wonderful now with this transition. I know there is more to learn and experience with ISIS, but I already feel the fruits of this work. I feel guided, clear, focused and strong. I feel part of a bigger picture. Thank you Danielle from my deepest essence for guiding me - to me.”      AS, Mom and Entrepreneur
 

“Thank-you Danielle, I feel totally different even at work with my patients, more grounded and aware of how strong I am.”    ZR, Orthoptist

 
"After years of traditional therapy I decided to try ISIS with Danielle and finally feel released from feelings of fear which I knew were irrational, but I could feel them strongly, and now they are gone and I am free to live my life.”        JW, Youth Worker