In 1981, she moved to England after being married to her British husband whom she met in the Cambodian refugee camp and soon after became a mother of her three sons. Despite her young family commitment, she continued to contribute her spiritual knowledge through her writing and by teaching Tai Chi and meditation at the University of Birmingham so that she could spread her humanitarian work to wider audience.

Supawan has written over 40 published books in both Thai and English. A few of her Thai books, especially the Thai version of ‘Einstein Questions, Buddha Answers’, were bestsellers in Thailand. She skilfully used the new innovation of both language and illustrations to present the Buddha’s core teaching in her latest book title: ‘The Four Noble Truths’, printed in 2018.

Some of her interesting published books in English are ‘The User Guide to Life: The Moral Diet’ and ‘The Law of Karma’ that cover a wide range of day to day life issues for which most people cannot find the answers. Some of her works have been translated into French, Japanese, Chinese, German and Dutch.

Besides writing, Supawan also gives talks and conducts seminars that include meditation (bring your mental self back home) and use Tai Chi movements as a nonreligious way to ease people’s mental pain. She is well known for her no-nonsense style which makes her teaching unique: the ability to simplify profound Buddhist jargon into much easier concepts with clear illustrations and metaphors making it accessible for modern people who are searching for mental refuge. Supawan has helped her students to know exactly how to find inner peace. Supawan has been teaching for the past twenty years in various venues such as universities, temples in the UK and Thailand, and further a field such as Singapore, Malaysia, Cameroon, USA, Germany, Denmark, Switzerland, Norway, Belgium, The Netherlands and Australia.

Supawan is so confident that her formula for World Peace by way of bringing our mental self back home is a brand new hope for humankind to live in peace and harmony.