About Us
AAMAR Healing was set up by June Meagher in 2001 in memory of her parents Alex And Mary. June has studied various energy channeling, spiritual and holistic therapies including sound and colour over the past 30 years, is a member of the The Healing Trust (NFSH) as well as the International Council of Holistic Therapists. June lives in Llanfair Caereinion with her husband Andy and their cats. Profits from AAMAR go to various animal charities.
June recorded Journey of the Soul with Maria Giles and Susan Raven, seven beautiful piano pieces aimed at relaxation and balancing the Chakras. June has studies various disciplines including colour therapy, crystal healing, sound therapy, spiritual healing, reflexology, energy healing, meditation, aura cleansing, chakra balancing and is a Reiki Master & Teacher.
June currently teaches introductory courses to channeling including Spiritual and Reiki, Indian Head Massage, reflexology, Chakra balancing and aura cleansing, meditation, tarot and personal development in Shrewsbury, Shropshire and Mid-Wales as well as giving talks throughout the UK. A great motivator of people and communicator, June sends out a monthly newsletter to over 2,000 therapists from the Midlands and Mid-Wales areas. June was the founder of the Exhibition of Healing & Complementary Therapies that used to be held annually in Oswestry until 2007 and attracted hundreds of visitors from all over the UK. In 2011 June held another exhibition in Shrewsbury to mark the 10th anniversary of AAMAR and had some of the countries best known speakers and, again, attracted nearly 1,000 visitors to this free event.
With a background in marketing, June also runs workshops for therapists on marketing and promotional techniques. June is also Head of Sales and Marketing for Chemical Watch and Environment Analyst and is on the steering group of met-net. Previously she was marketing manager for the Darwin & Pride Hill Shopping Centres, marketing manager for Ninjin Limited and helped raise awareness of Japanese food in the UK during the 80's for this chain of prestigious Japanese restaurants including the Hiroko at Kensington Hilton, Masako at St Christopher's Place. She also worked with Chen Enterprises who managed the art space at Church St Gallery, Marble Arch, Actors Institute, Barbican. June joined publishers Kuperard and went on to co-edit the Michael's Guide to Scotland and attended the major book fairs in London, New York and Frankfurt. June owned her own gallery and photographic workshop in the Highlands of Scotland during the early 90's and wrote a series of local travel Guides for the MacMillan Cancer trust. She also worked within the marketing team of Virgin's onilne music store, Sunday Times music store. She partly retired before moving to Shropshire in 1997 then to Wales in 2006. As Marketing & Sales manager for Total Communications she built up the team until it was sold in 1998. She has offered marketing, promotional and sales advice to many charities throughout the years as well as many holistic organisations.