About

I have been working in community spaces for over 15 years, devoted to the question of how we live in right relationship — with ourselves, with one another, and with the living Earth.

My work is rooted in reciprocity. I am less interested in fixing or improving people, and more interested in cultivating presence, balance, and alignment with what is true. 

Through somatic inquiry, ritual practice, and land-based engagement, I create spaces where people can listen more deeply — to their bodies, their longings, their grief, and the ecosystems they belong to.

Since 2017, I have worked extensively with California native plants and land-based community initiatives. My foundation in ecological design spans over a decade, and I have learned alongside attuned land stewards committed to regeneration and long-term relationship with place. Working directly with native landscapes has shaped how I understand liberation — not as transcendence, but as participation in living systems.

I moved to California in 2018 from Naarm (Melbourne, Australia) to complete my graduate degree in Anthropology and Social Change at the California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS). Over the years, I have organized earth-based festivals, retreats, and gatherings; led workshops; and facilitated rituals and ceremonies rooted in reverence and relational responsibility.

I began my personal journey with plant medicine in 2008 and have trained for eight years within the Shipibo lineage and other earth-based ceremonial traditions. 

My approach emphasises integrity, humility, and reciprocity.

I am currently training in the Hakomi Method of somatic coaching as a practice of embodied self-inquiry.

Today, I offer individual and small group ceremonies, somatic coaching, and land-based experiences in service of collective liberation and right relationship.