Sally Hatton

Achieving balance across physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual dimensions is no easy feat, and Sally provides an open-minded and open-hearted space for this alchemy to take place. Life's complexities are inevitable, and Sally acknowledges the reality of facing them.

With four decades of experience in education, refugee settlement, and unemployment sectors, Sally has encountered a diverse range of relationships and experiences, while also learning a lot about vulnerability. In her therapy space it is through warmth and compassion that she establishes a safe and supportive environment, encouraging an exploration of life's complexities and challenges while strengthening a relationship to self.

Her talk-therapy style complements her offerings of bodywork and rituals designed for healing, celebration, and transformation.

Abhi Jyoti

Abhi integrates Holistic Psychotherapy into her 8 years of experience supporting individuals and groups with yoga and bodywork therapy.

Through the cultivation of trusting relationships, Abhi creates an environment conducive to exploring deep-seated issues and uncovering patterns, trauma, and tension which may be proving unhelpful.

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Utilising techniques such as somatic exploration, visualisation, and receptive listening Abhi delves beneath the surface of intellectual and emotional complexities to reveal underlying root causes.

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The phrase "What is mentionable is manageable" underscores Abhi's commitment to facilitating the recognition and discussion of unconscious behaviours and patterns. By shedding light on these aspects, Abhi empowers clients to actively engage in their healing process and effect lasting change.

Lisa Petheram

Lisa brings curiosity, openness, gentleness, and integrity to her client-led sessions. She guides people to trust their inner resources and wisdom, and nurture deeper connection and wonder in their lives. With a background in nature-based facilitation, community development, breathwork, movement, and the arts, she values the profound link between humans and nature, and the importance of creativity and the body. 

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Lisa’s sessions are trauma-informed and she welcomes individuals at any stage of personal growth. Her special interest areas include: chronic illness, life transitions, being a younger or older person, ecological grief, burnout, stress, anxiety, grief, finding purpose and creative expression.

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Read more about Lisa here

Gareth Davies 

Gareth's therapeutic strengths lie in deep listening, skilful reflection and helping his clients unearth a clearer, fresher understating of themselves or their situation. His clients feel at ease very quickly as he is able to offer acceptance, understanding, and comfort while being with the deep difficulties and suffering that life can bring. 

For clients who are up for getting in to what’s happening underneath the surface level of the intellect, Gareth has great intuitive ability to open up and hold a supported exploration of deeper emotional landscapes through somatic, inner-child or parts-of-self techniques - that’s just fancy therapist talk for getting in contact with, clarifying and loosening up some of the root causes of what’s brought a client to him in the first place.    

Dahna McConnachie 

Dahna is a Holistic Psychotherapist, Yoga and Meditation teacher, Lomi Lomi practitioner, spiritual traveller and part time public servant. She loves adventure, connecting with her family and friends and being out in nature.

She holds deep space for people to explore their own inner landscape and find the answers they’ve forgotten or buried. Dahna has a knack for blending playfulness with the sacred and is able to traverse heavy terrain with a gentle confidence and lightness.

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In her own words:

“I have an innate trust in people’s own ability to heal and transform and I feel deeply honoured when I’m invited to be a part of that.”

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Read more about Dahna here

Flynn Tucker 

Flynn holds a space of attuned sensitivity and curious, focussed attention. 

His over five years of experience as a Shiatsu bodywork therapist and Buddhist practitioner, contributes to a deeply felt and inquiring session. 

Through an understanding of the present experience of each person, Flynn facilitates an uncovering of the deeper layers of self and relationship to others. Flynn draws upon body awareness techniques, visualisations and vocal expression as tools to unpack and support clients' growth.

Hannah Sylva 

For Hannah, true healing occurs when we address the symptoms as well as the root causes of our challenges. She believes all people have an innate capacity for healing and growth. Within her compassionate space clients explore their inner landscape of thoughts, emotions, physical sensations and spiritual beliefs while gaining insights, and make lasting positive changes with new coping strategies and perspectives.

Clients' needs, preferences and goals are honoured through a holistic lens while patterns, traumas and unresolved issues that impact well-being are uncovered.

This journey of self-exploration results in acceptance, empowerment and a deeper understanding of self. 

Holistic modalities are often used including mindfulness techniques, breath-work, body awareness exercises, visualisation, energy work and somatic approaches.

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Read more about Hannah here

Keri Wingate

Keri is a qualified Holistic Psychotherapist, Zenthai shiatsu practitioner and  Adventure guide. 

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She loves to work with a person holistically~addressing mind, body and soul and connecting back to our origins and to nature. 

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Keri has a gentle approach where safety and consent are paramount. Together with her clients the inner and outer worlds are explored to create spaciousness and ease.

She believes that when we feel safe, deeply heard and held by another, the healing can happen. We are all here to walk each other home.

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Read more about Keri here

Emma Zwi

Emma feels deeply that people deserve to live a life of connection. Connection to land, to self, to community and purpose. She’ll invite you to explore those connections that need tending to, and hold space for the parts of you wanting to be heard. 

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Emma has a background in ecology and evolutionary biology which inform her worldview, and is a passionate advocate for the environment. 

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She has spent many years facilitating nature connection, mentoring young people, and running a popular weekly community music group.

She also has a passion for bringing the wild and gentle ways of nature into urban life.

Rachel DeSumma

Rachel brings to her sessions a passion for health and connection, her love of nature and deep commitment to support humans to embrace a life they truly love. She offers insights that bring us into a fuller understanding of ourselves. 

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By listening deeply and she seeks to guide clients to the heart of things with gentleness, wisdom and clarity. The natural world is one of her greatest teachers and Rachel invites her clients to deepen their connection it as well as with their own self and others.

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Her background includes community connection roles working with youth, volunteers, people in need of support, organising events for people with vision loss, postgraduate studies in Psychology, Community Development and Forest Therapy. 

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Read more about Rachel here

Carla Buckley 

Carla has a longstanding connection to Lee and Gina’s rewilding community. Her training and experience in holistic psychotherapy, along with her time at their bush camps, have underscored the importance of community, as a means to access support and a sense of belonging. This has inspired her to become a therapist, offering empathetic and caring support to people as they navigate their journey of change and growth. 

Carla is deeply committed to supporting individuals in whatever way they show up, helping them replace judgement and shame with compassion and confidence. Her approach is guided by curiosity, compassion and the cultivation of meaningful connection, trust and rapport with her clients. She assists clients with broadening their perspectives, helping them gain new insights and a sense of spaciousness in their experience. 

Erika Steller

Erika has worked with groups exploring self-belief, mind-body connection and embodied spirituality through yoga and mindfulness for almost 15 years.

Her dedication to helping people is both her constitution and life purpose. While she seeks to ‘get to the heart’ of challenges that are presenting with Holistic Psychotherapy, she honours the clients own internal guidance system, working in a way that feels right for each person.

Erika’s therapeutic areas of experience are parenting, family life, childhood, emotions, grief (including world/environmental), and remembering purpose and meaning. She often draws on body awareness, breath, nervous system regulation and nature connection practices to support clients in sessions.

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Read more about Erika here

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Candice Storey 

Candice is a Certified Holistic Psychotherapist with a background in Somatic Movement, Tantric Philosophy and the Creative Arts. Her sessions are a unique blend of somatic therapy, internal ‘parts’ exploration and intuitive guidance. Candice works under the notion that if we want to experience transformation in our external worlds, then we must first turn towards our internal, felt experience. A devoted mother and partner, she brings a keen interest in supporting couples and families.

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Joshua Wrest

Joshua offers a variety of workshops and private sessions including men's groups, nature-connection processes, retreats, workplace wellbeing programs and gatherings tailored to the LGBTIQ+ community, always supporting his clients’ mental, emotional and spiritual journeys. From extensive time abroad, Joshua has learnt from many therapeutic, breathwork and spiritual traditions.

Joshua supports individuals to access their inner power and wisdom, freeing themselves from self-limiting beliefs and fostering personal growth. His trauma-informed practice is guided by clients’ processes, and assists in addressing challenges such as anxiety, depression, grief, addictions, anger and shame. His primary focus is to empower individuals in recognising and utilising the transformative potential of their mind, body, breath and spirit as therapeutic tools for personal growth and transformation.

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Read more about Joshua here

Michelle McCosker

​Michelle is a vibrant and creative person, who is not afraid or judgemental of dark places. She is doubly qualified, certified in both Holistic psychotherapy and Art Therapy. Her breadth of life experience and playful creativity give her work a unique and profound wisdom.​

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Michelle loves holding space for her clients and delving into, at the clients own pace, old wounds and patterns. It is an honour for her to witness and listen to these places while offering them gratitude, patience and compassion. On this pathway she gently guides her clients to access their own innate wisdom and find acceptance and trust in their own self and life. She is able to offer a lot of clarity and inspiration around expression, finding wisdom in wounding, as well as everyday tools for living.

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This is healing from the inside.

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Read more about Michelle here