Hello there, my name is Britt Toksvig Jorgensen, and I am a holistic health practitioner. Thank you for stopping by.
I believe the body always is communicating with us. Symptoms are often more than something to suppress—they can be invitations to understand what the body needs in order to heal and regain balance. My work is about helping people listen to those messages and supporting lasting change.
Since 2006, I have been working with clients of all ages with a wide variety of conditions using mind-body medicine. I draw on several modalities and methods, primarily the neuroscience-based Brain Network Attunement (Advanced Certified Practitioner and Instructor), as well as BodyIntuitive (Master Practitioner and Instructor) and BodyTalk (Advanced Certified Practitioner, ParamaBP, and Access Instructor).
I am passionate about bringing a more scientific approach to the field of complementary and alternative medicine, and I hold a PhD in Natural Medicine from Quantum University (USA). My dissertation allowed me to explore fascinating new scientific approaches to stress.
I feel privileged to be doing this work, and I continue to see meaningful changes in the lives of many of my clients. In recent years, I have noticed more and more people embracing a holistic perspective on their health, rather than viewing the body through a mechanical lens. Some clients come with serious and pressing symptoms, while others arrive with a deep commitment to better understanding themselves and their bodies, or are seeking clarity during times of transition. Many of my clients come to me with complex symptoms that they have not yet found answers for within the conventional healthcare system.
I discovered BodyTalk when I was pregnant with my first child in 2005, and I can't imagine raising a family without mind-body medicine. I love working with pregnant women, babies, children, and teenagers, and I am continually inspired by the changes I witness.
It is also my passion to bring my work to people who might not otherwise have access to this kind of support, and that has led me to work with charities and schools in the UK, Rwanda, Nepal, and Malaysia. In Malaysia, I worked at a health clinic for refugees for three and a half years.
Previously, I lived and worked in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and London. In 2020, I relocated with my family to my native Denmark after living abroad for 20 years. I now live with my husband and two teenage children on a small farm in Hvalsø, 45 minutes west of Copenhagen, where I am exploring regenerative small-scale farming alongside seeing clients, teaching, mentoring, and volunteering as a funeral officiant.
I have always been fascinated by the connection between body, mind, and spirit, although I started my career in a very different field, working at the intersection of technology and society. I hold a BA and an MA in Information Studies. Before moving into holistic healthcare, I worked with an NGO on projects in Africa using mobile phones for social good. I have also worked in several think tanks focusing on sustainable development, creativity, and learning, as well as a freelance radio journalist.
Everyone is welcome, and I have a grounded, practical approach focusing on helping each client achieve lasting, meaningful improvements.
