Jenetta Barry & The Epiphany Process

14/12/2025

Grateful to share that I’m now in remission after early-stage breast cancer — a year that invited deep reflection and quiet resilience.

Much of this season was also spent bringing O’Leleshwa Retreat to life, a purpose-led space built with youth from our surrounding communities, with all profits reinvested back into supporting them. After many years working in trauma and wellness, being part of a retreat like this has long been on my bucket list.

O’Leleshwa is now open to Wellness Workshops and Retreats.

With gratitude for healing, community, and the meaningful work that grows when we tend it together.

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14/12/2025

After a year that asked me to slow down in ways I never expected, I’m deeply grateful to share that I’m now in remission following early-stage breast cancer — thankfully caught early.

Much of my quiet this past year has also been spent helping bring O’Leleshwa Retreat to life — a place built in partnership with youth from our surrounding communities, with all profits reinvested back into supporting them.
After many years working in trauma and wellness, being part of the creation of a retreat like this has long sat on my bucket list.

In many ways, this reflects the heart of The Epiphany Process — creating space where pause, presence, and meaning can gently emerge.

O’Leleshwa is now open to Wellness Workshops and Retreats, and we’re already receiving enquiries from around the world.

Grateful for healing, for community, and for the gentle reminder that meaningful things grow when we tend them together. 🌿

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12/07/2025

I’VE BEEN A LITTLE (OR A LOT) QUIET ON SOCIAL MEDIA THIS YEAR and so I wanted to let you know that ... During April this year whilst down in South Africa with my children and grandchildren, I found myself having to have surgery for breast cancer.

The prognosis is good ... Stage 1A caught early. Being able to very especially recuperate with family, made all the difference, and I am now back home feeling as though I have a new sense of purpose.

These challenges always bring a new way of looking at life for me and that’s what’s happened here. Don’t get me wrong - there have been some scary moments - thank goodness I have my process! But then experiencing the outpouring of love from my family who mean the world to me, was so very special. There were as many conversations/interactions/memories to be thankful for, as there have been trying times and incidents.

It’s also enabled me to look at expanding my work in new ways that will embrace my other part of life that I love so very much.

I can’t wait to share with you this new chapter very soon ...
So much love to you

12/07/2025

I'VE BEEN A LITTLE (OR A LOT) QUIET ON SOCIAL MEDIA THIS YEAR and so I wanted to let you know that ... During April this year whilst down in South Africa with my children and grandchildren, I found myself having to have surgery for breast cancer.

The prognosis is good ... Stage 1A caught early. Being able to very especially recuperate with family, made all the difference, and I am now back home feeling as though I have a new sense of purpose.

These challenges always bring a new way of looking at life for me and that's what's happened here. Don’t get me wrong - there have been some scary moments - thank goodness I have my process! But then experiencing the outpouring of love from my family who mean the world to me, was so very special. There were as many conversations/interactions/memories to be thankful for, as there have been trying times and incidents.

It's also enabled me to look at expanding my work in new ways that will embrace my other part of life that I love so very much.

I can't wait to share with you this new chapter very soon ...
So much love to you

27/11/2024

05/07/2024

HAVE YOU EVER BREATHED A SIGH OF RELIEF - when you realised that what you were most afraid of losing was something you were better off without?

Or laughed out loud when you realised what you’d yearned for was something you had all along?

Researchers tell us that in these “a-ha” moments our brains release a rush of neurotransmitters and that these moments can actually change the brain’s physical structure. In other words, it is our epiphanies that lead us to new ways of thinking, and lasting new behaviours ...

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