About me - Cat Moyle

Cat Moyle: Mind Body Mentor and Intuitive Bodyworker

This is the bit where I try to convince you of my credibility and whilst what I say here is of some importance (so you know I’m not a charlatan or scammer) what I feel strongly about is this – you are the best person to make judgements about what will support you and your body. The relationship you develop with your own choices is a crucial part of feeling well and living a stronger, calmer and more authentic life. We make decisions with our heart and then justify those with logic, so if you don’t like what I am saying or the way I am saying it, then we know we are not the right fit for each other.

There are plenty of other awesome health professionals out there with whom you will have a move productive time.

I am fully committed to supporting you to find your way and I have some qualifications, frameworks and experience that help me do that.

I was born in the UK in the 1970’s and have travelled far and wide internally and externally. Inspired by a transformational experience in my university years, I began training in holistic / complementary / alternative therapies in 2001 and haven’t stopped since.

Qualifications and Training

I qualified in Amanae (a powerful form of transformational bodywork) under the Amanae Europe school in 2017 after completing the intense three year training programme.

I acquired a distinction in the Holistic Massage (ITEC) diploma in 2011, a Diploma in Reflexology in 2003 (Philip Salmon School) and Level 1 and 2 Reiki (Mari Hall) in 2001 and level 3 in 2010.

I hold a Bachelor of Sciences degree in Health and Community Services and have taken short courses in advanced reflexology, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Neuro Linguistic Programming, Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT), energy work practices, aromatherapy, flower remedies and bodywork techniques.

Where am I at?

I set up camp in Malta, Europe in 2011 and now offer one to one therapeutic services and deliver therapeutic and transformational workshops and retreats in Malta, the UK and across mainland Europe and host online programmes.

I am committed to continually working on my own stuff and maintaining a solid self care practice, I share a lot about my personal and therapeutic experience of doing this work and I am always trying new techniques and practices out but to date my personal go to medicine is:

My: ‘mazing mentors

I am fiercely supported and inspired by a network of teachers, mentors, peers and friends.

I wholeheartedly understand that part of my work is to share what I learn from them. Here are the ones who currently inspire, support and teach me, speak a truth that makes me stop and listen and generally shine a light it’s hard not to want to bathe in.

Mum and Family

Every client I have ever worked with

Every difficult experience

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My online crew

I talk a lot about the importance of leaning into our networks, about not having to ‘do it all’ ourselves.

These are some of the wonderful souls who have helped me get the website to this point:

Karl for the tech magic, eye for detail and flair for elegant presentation

Amanda Fredericks at Red Sparrow Design for the logo design and textures

Majda Tuomi for the photos of me in stillness and action

Karen De Souza of Gloriously Good Guts, Dr Alice Holmes, Maria Moller, Elleria Janas and Chris Tew for keeping me focused.

Other image credits:

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Press Biog

Cat Moyle is obsessed with bodies. She is a Mind Body Mentor, an Intuitive Bodyworker, a yogi, novice meditator, over sharer, altruist, optimist, prolific swearer, dancefloor demon and massive fan of sounds and the sea.

She is a fierce believer in you and your body’s ability to deal with whatever life throws at you. She understands the powerful scientific connection between our emotional health and our physical wellbeing.

She focuses therefore on teaching people how to connect deeply with their emotions as a tool for managing their health, becoming calmer, stronger and learning to live more authentically.

She is committed to sharing what she learns that might help you remember that via online programmes, group workshops and one to one sessions or in any conversation at any gathering where the music is a bit rubbish.