ML Devitt

My journey into wellbeing, psychology and personal growth has been shaped by a deep curiosity about what helps people understand themselves, navigate change and create lives that feel meaningful and fulfilling.

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My professional path began with psychology and counselling, where I developed a strong foundation in understanding human behaviour, emotional wellbeing and the experiences that can leave us feeling anxious, overwhelmed, disconnected or unsure of the way forward. I went on to complete a BSc in Psychology, a Postgraduate Diploma in Counselling and an MSc in Research Psychology, and for more than 15 years I have supported people through periods of challenge, transition and personal growth.

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Over the years, my work has taught me that knowledge and strategies alone are not always enough. Many of the women I meet already know a great deal about wellbeing. They are capable, responsible and accustomed to managing demanding careers, relationships and responsibilities. Yet beneath the surface, they can feel exhausted, disconnected from themselves or uncertain about what they truly want from the next chapter of their lives.

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I began to recognise the importance of creating space for something deeper: reflection, self-awareness, intuition and the opportunity to reconnect with the inner wisdom that can become difficult to hear beneath the noise and demands of everyday life.

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This understanding shaped the way I work today.

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My approach brings together psychology-informed coaching, reflective practice and intuitive insight. I believe meaningful change begins when we create enough space to understand ourselves more deeply, recognise the patterns and pressures shaping our lives, and become clearer about what we need, what matters to us and how we want to move forward.

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Cedar Willow Wellbeing grew from this philosophy. I wanted to create a place where women could step away from the pressure to constantly achieve, cope or hold everything together and have the support, space and practical resources to reconnect with themselves.

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Today, through one-to-one coaching, the Wellbeing Community, reflective journals, workshops and guided practices, I support women to move from overwhelm and overthinking towards greater clarity, confidence and grounded wellbeing.

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My work is not about telling you who you should become or offering quick fixes. It is about helping you create space to listen to yourself, understand what may be keeping you stuck and take realistic, meaningful steps towards the life you want to create.

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Because I believe wellbeing begins within. And when you strengthen your relationship with yourself, you create the foundation for meaningful change in every area of your life.