Denise Kingsley-Jones

Denise Kingsley-Jones was born in Hampstead, London, living in Mill Hill and then, Kenton, before moving to Elstree at seven and moving further afield in Hertfordshire at twenty-one years of age.
 
Having studied a History and Politics/Philosophy Degree, then completing a post-Graduate Degree in Business, at Middlesex and Hertfordshire universities, she then moved to Swansea at the age of 36 and whilst working, completed a master’s degree in International Relations.
 
Having worked at her own business, taking holistic therapy, stress management, and coaching into big business, where she stopped attrition and managed to turn sick days into wellness days, she then won an Entrepreneur of the Year Award and one in Marketing, and featured in many publications, mentoring young people in business. Also, becoming a Green candidate in the Watford area.
 
In Swansea, Denise ran a community centre with safe spaces for counselling, homeless charities, and holistic therapies, and worked at Swansea Bay Racial Equality Council, managing Hate crime and working with refugees and asylum seekers, community, faith, and racial groups. Her creativity spilled over into an initiative named ‘Not on Our Estate’ where she received a commendation from the Lord Mayor, Ministers and other dignitaries for keeping race hate off estates and holding large events.
 
Denise set up The Olive Trust a non-profit organisation helping against discrimination, fresh food for food banks in the pandemic and setting up help for vulnerable people especially with Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes.
 
Denise was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes and worked to raise awareness, so others are diagnosed before it is nearly too late, as happened to her. When moving to west Wales, Denise met her second husband, Steve, before diagnosis and had a son, now 14, named Adam.

Denise speaks out at Holocaust Memorial events and set up the first event to be held in West Wales, featured on the TV channel S4C.
 
As a writer, Denise has written for health, business magazines, and websites, as well as writing a health column for 4 years for the local newspaper.

Her loves are her family, dogs, Luna and Coco, and the beautiful Welsh and Devon coast. Now living back in Swansea, she spends her time with her family in Wales and Devon. Art, crafts, and swimming are her passions, along with holistic health, where she holds health and wellness events in the community and health, healing courses, and sessions online.

Denise has the ability to read your soul and understand your traumas, working with people to heal them or, if they have a chronic disease, enabling people to still be healthy, receive healing and wellness tips, and live their best lives.
 
Denise has studied the Law of Attraction, quantum physics with physicists, and the Seth material for over 30 years, and has been a healer for nearly 40 years, also attending the Dalai Lama's events and other spiritual leaders. Having been on a spiritual journey of her own, and becoming a spiritual teacher to help others on their way, suffering from self-doubt, fear, stuckness, or trauma.