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What if the world is holding its breath –
waiting for you to take the place that only you can fill?
— David Whyte

Connection is our birthright. Connection to self, to earth, and community.

While the world is speeding up, there is another movement inviting us to slow down, to sink our roots deep into the red dirt and the rainforests, to remember our place in the family of things, to remember who we really are.

When we apprentice ourselves to nature, to the wilds both inside and outside of us, we can awaken into our full potential, our senses alive, our visions and passions on fire.

Now is the time. For as we Rewild ourselves, so too do we Rewild the planet.

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Rewilding the Urban Soul

Although famously nature-loving, 86% of Australians call the city home. How can we answer the call of the wild even while living in the concrete jungle?

Personal Mentoring

Work one-on-one with me to enquire deeply into your inner life, attend to edges and wounds, strengthen the facets of your wholeness and discover your gifts.

About

My own wild journey through the cauldron of life informs the offerings and stories I share with others. A bit of background here…

 

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It may be that our task now, as it has always been, is to listen. Simple that.
If we really listen, the land will tell us what it wants and how we can live more responsively
— Terry Tempest Williams

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Recently, on ABC’s Compass program, titled 'The Rewilders', my personal story was told.

It explores the sometimes excruciating enquiry of how to live the wild heart who wants to be radically changing the trajectory of culture, sleeping under the stars and singing longing to the moon whilst also being a mother living within the bounds of this economic and cultural system.

What are the portals and doorways to live both simultaneously?

 
 

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The woods would be very silent if no birds sang except those that sang best
— Henry van Dyke
 
 
 
 

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