The Founder
Dawn Billett
Dawn has been working in the healing arts for over 17 years. It was after teaching her very first Kundalini Yoga class while living in Atlanta, Georgia, that Dawn discovered how extraordinarily tuned in she is to the intuitive field. She's been following the energy ever since.
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Having now returned to the UK, Dawn uses this gift to offer energy healing to friends and clients. She is a Usui Reiki Master and a Heal Your Life® coach, and she's also qualified in Reflexology, Systematic Kinesiology, Quantum Energy Coaching and Relax Kids. She also loves exploring all kinds of intuitive philosophy such as Astrology, Kabbalah and Law of Attraction.
"Everybody needs a Dawn"
The Space
Ty Dalen
The perfect place to turn over a new leaf, Ty Dalen has provided sanctuary and restoration for many a weary soul. Our gorgeous studio is located in the village of Goodwick in Pembrokeshire, West Wales, with space for group classes and private sessions.
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It is Dawn's vision to help as many people as possible reconnect with themselves to find health, happiness and peace.
"I choose to make the rest of my life the best of my life"
- Louise Hay
The Community
Pembrokeshire
Dawn delights in serving the local community, like many generations before her - stretching right back to the 1700s when her great-great-great-great-grandfather, Thomos Griffiths, was a boat builder at The Slade. In the 1800s, Dawn's forebears included the landlady of The Ivy Bush (now Old Gate Inn) in Scleddau, Margaret Harries, and David Griffiths, who operated the postal services between Newport, Fishguard and Haverfordwest by horse and carriage!
More recently, Dawn's grampy Len Jenkins did much of the local plumbing, and her dad, Pieter Billett, is renowned for his master builder skills. With these deep family roots, Dawn feels incredibly connected to Pembrokeshire, to its people, energy and beauty, and it is with this spirit of heart-centred togetherness that Dawn nurtures both local and global connection.
"We're all just walking each other home"
- Ram Dass