Let’s find balance together

About the Founder: Saadiyah Chand

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Specialist Wellness Counsellor

Saadiyah Chand is a Specialist Wellness Counsellor and the heart behind Newfound Balance. Her work is guided by one core belief: everyone deserves to feel seen, heard, and supported as they navigate life’s complexities. 

Drawing on her background in HR and workplace wellness, Saadiyah blends practical insight with deep empathy—offering support that bridges both personal and professional well-being. Her counselling style is warm, grounded, and human. She knows what it means to juggle multiple roles, move through transitions, and feel stretched thin.

Saadiyah’s approach is not about perfection—it’s about helping people return to themselves with compassion and clarity. She holds space for honest conversations, real emotions, and courageous steps forward. Through Newfound Balance, she offers more than counselling; she offers connection, understanding, and a path to wholeness.

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Our Approach: Counselling for the Whole Person

At Newfound Balance, we centre the person—not the problem. Every story matters, and our work begins with listening deeply. Whether you come as an individual, a couple, a family, or part of a team, we meet you where you are—with care, curiosity, and respect.
We believe true well-being is found in the intentional alignment of mind, body, and spirit—but that journey looks different for everyone. Our holistic counselling approach is
rooted in these guiding principles:

  • Mental wellness means feeling heard, understood, and equipped to navigate lifewith clarity and resilience.
  • Physical wellness includes caring for the body through sustainable habits, rest, and energy awareness.
  • Spiritual wellness involves reconnecting with purpose, peace, and a deeper sense of meaning.

Why work with me

Because I’ve walked the path myself, and I know how powerful it is to not walk the path alone.

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Coming Home To Yourself

For years, I carried wounds I couldn't name—burdens passed down, pain pushed aside, and a quiet ache for something more. Like many, I kept going, holding it all together on the outside while feeling the weight silently grow within. I thought if I just carried on, it would pass. But eventually, I realised that healing doesn't happen by accident—it begins with one step.

When I finally took that first step, everything started to shift. My healing journey wasn't linear, perfect, or always graceful—but it was real. So many things surfaced along the way—grief, anger, confusion, even parts of me I thought were lost. And I came to understand that healing is different for everyone.

Sometimes it's soft, sometimes it's messy, and sometimes it means gently tending to the broken places we've learned to hide. I faced my shadows, reclaimed my voice, and slowly began to come home to myself. I discovered that healing isn't about fixing what's broken—it's about remembering what was never truly lost.

If you're reading this, maybe you're feeling that quiet pull too. So I'll ask you the same question that changed everything for me:

What did you do?