Felicity Jane (Flick) is a cycle coach and holistic psychotherapist with a background in creative practice, performance, and community cultural development. Her work centres around children, young people, and women; creating spaces for connection, expression, and wellbeing. Blending holistic psychotherapy, cycle awareness, somatic and creative practices with nature connection, she supports people who feel overwhelmed or ungrounded to reconnect with their body’s wisdom and find a deeper sense of belonging within themselves. Flick brings a grounded, intuitive, and playful approach - guiding you to feel safe in your body, listen to your emotions, and trust your inner rhythms.

David offers a steady, compassionate environment where genuine reflection and transformation can unfold. Seeing our stories as living, relational forces, he invites clients into a gentle widening of perspective - a slow, grounded reconnection with their own inner intelligence. Alongside Holistic Psychotherapy, David draws on his background as a qualified engineer, bringing a deep appreciation for structure, systems, and interconnected processes into his therapeutic work. He is also a Zenthai Shiatsu therapist with a broad foundation in movement, somatic practices, and hands‑on healing. Years of study with respected teachers inform his intuitive, grounded approach - meeting people exactly where they are with presence, curiosity, and care. His work supports a return to simplicity, steadiness, and the intelligence already within, helping clients to reconnect, reset, and reshape the way they move through their lives.

Background in: Over 10 years in community services and the not-for-profit sector, predominantly supporting young people and families navigating homelessness, family conflict, and major life challenges. I love working with: Creatives, queer and non-binary folk, and those living unconventional lifestyles—on the land, on the road, or in vans. I also love supporting people moving through grief, recovery, and big life transitions. Fun fact: I’ve been writing and sharing poetry for the past six years.

Katisha offers a therapeutic space where the mind can soften, the body can speak, and the heart can be gently met. As a Holistic Psychotherapist, she supports people to navigate life’s transitions, relational patterns, emotional overwhelm, and the quiet inner questions that ask to be heard. Her approach blends psychological insight with somatic awareness, offering a grounded path toward deeper clarity and connection. Born in Germany and now rooted in Australia, Katisha naturally bridges cultures, perspectives, and ways of being. She understands what it means to stand between worlds - the structured and the intuitive, the corporate and the creative, the practical and the deeply felt. This gives her an ability to meet people from many walks of life: those who think a lot and feel little, those who feel a lot and need steadiness, and those seeking a way home to themselves. Her therapeutic work is informed by: -Holistic psychotherapy -Somatic and relational awareness -Zenthai shiatsu bodywork -Yoga, breath and embodied presence -A gentle understanding of both emotional depth and human resilience With the curiosity of a seeker and the steadiness of a guide, Katisha invites clients into a space where the nervous system can settle, where old stories can loosen, and where the body and mind can remember they are not separate. Sessions with her are not about fixing. They are about befriending what is alive, so that change can arise from within. Whether you arrive with anxiety, tension, grief, confusion, or simply the desire to know yourself more deeply, Katisha will meet you where you are and walk with you from there. “Every part of you belongs. Together, we make space for what is ready to be seen, felt, and transformed, gently, at your pace.”

My approach to therapy is grounded in meeting things as they really are, embracing discomfort and letting it reveal another face. I am no stranger to grief and believe that in many dark corners we find our gold. In therapy I offer gentle curiosity, to help create safety for the intelligence that lives inside you to speak and be heard. Entraining new patterns in the nervous system and new possibilities in life. Working together, from the present moment, to cultivate a deeply rooted sense of relational safety and trust in life. I draw on years of my own lived experience in therapy as well as life long creative, nature, embodiment and story telling practices. As a neuro-divergent woman I value diversity and the gifts of difference; I welcome all flavours of weird and folks from all walks of life. \ I look forward to sharing the path of the brave and the curious. If finances are a barrier, please reach out via email: sage400@hotmail.co.uk for an alternative booking link

Background in: A Bachelor’s degree in Psychology, yoga teaching, and Lomi Lomi therapy and teaching. My work blends emotional insight with body-based healing, helping people reconnect with themselves and their relationships. I love working with: People navigating relationship challenges—both couples and individuals—as well as those wanting support with boundaries, conflict, communication, anxiety, self-esteem, and shifting unhealthy relationship patterns. Fun fact: I grew up in France and speak French. I almost became a professional equestrian, but chose to dive into the human psyche instead—though I’ll always have a deep love of horses. My partner and I now live off-grid on a 40-acre property on the Central Coast of New South Wales.

Melanie's heart has been broken open, shredded and mended into an untameable love for Nature. Her greatest passion is to support others in their journey own healing journey toward a life of Soul. Through one-to-one therapy and couples therapy, we engage the mind and body through somatic and narrative processes, to feel, heal, and integrate the client's inner wisdom, becoming more and more one's own essential truth, the whole self. Vibrant in aliveness. Welcoming the dark, the unknown, the repressed forgotten parts. Welcoming them home. In her work Melanie invites the felt-sense and the imagination into a cohesive generative dance, through practices such as; nature and rewilding processes, movement as medicine, and ritual and ceremony in the personal and community spaces. Offering: One-to-one Therapy Couples Therapy (first 3 sessions free) Focus areas include: Emotional attunement Developing safety in the body Welcoming home and integrating parts Healing Narratives and making way for the new Supporting clients in grounding, connection, safety, attunement to Self, finding clarity, nurturing trust, feeling and healing the past, courting client's inner truths, to follow their path of Soul.

Richard van de Veerdonk is a compassionate and grounded certified Holistic Psychotherapist whose work is shaped by more than four decades of clinical practice, life experience and a respect for the human journey across all stages of life. As a remote area registered nurse, Richard has provided care across the full lifespan, working in diverse settings including remote and regional communities, acute and community health, palliative care, men’s health, midwifery, and long-term follow-up support. His extensive frontline experience as a first responder in trauma situations, combined with over 30 years of ongoing trauma and after-care. This extensive experience has given him an exceptional capacity to support individuals navigating grief, shock, loss, addiction, self-harm, and major life transitions. Richard’s therapeutic presence is enriched by his comprehensive training in psychotherapy, allowing him to bridge medical understanding with a clear somatic understanding and psychological insight. He brings a steady, attuned approach to themes such as communication, boundaries, identity, and relational healing, supporting clients to feel safe, seen, and respected as they reconnect with themselves and others. As a father of five and a proud grandfather, Richard holds a lived understanding of family systems, generational patterns, and the complexities of intimate and evolving relationships. This personal experience informs his work with individuals, parents, men, and families, helping clients navigate both inner and relational landscapes with clarity and compassion. A defining feature of Richard’s work is his strong nature-based orientation and commitment to cross-cultural learning. Years spent working alongside diverse communities have fostered a deep appreciation for cultural context, connection to land, and the wisdom that emerges when healing is approached holistically. He views wellbeing not as something to be fixed, but as something to be gently remembered and restored through presence, relationship, and self-reflection. Richard’s self-reflective approach to life underpins his therapeutic work. He meets each client with humility, maturity, and genuine care, creating a grounded and respectful space where people feel valued and understood. His sessions are characterised by steadiness, warmth, and an unwavering belief in each person’s capacity for growth, resilience, and meaningful change. Through his work, Richard continues to support individuals at all stages of life to navigate challenge, deepen self-awareness, and move forward with greater connection - to themselves, to others, and to life itself.

Background in: Yoga teaching, meditation facilitation, and performing and storytelling—bringing together body awareness, creativity, and deep listening. I love working with: Neurodivergent folk, creatives, deep feelers, LGBTQIA+ and gender-expansive humans, and people navigating overwhelm, anxiety, or emotional intensity. I especially love working with anyone curious about slowing down and listening inward. Fun fact: I genuinely wanted to be Teen Wolf growing up. 🐺 (Yes—Michael J. Fox in 1985.)

Background in: Research, education, and guidance in tattooing as a transformational process, alongside writing and over seven years in the international not-for-profit sector—largely working in safeguarding, child protection, and social inclusion. I love working with: Men and women feeling stuck in patterns they can’t seem to shift—such as anxiety, OCD, people-pleasing, perfectionism, and boundary struggles. I also love supporting those navigating grief, trauma, overwhelm, addiction, recovery, and the longing for relationships and a life that feels more true to who they are. Fun fact: I’ve spent the last seven years being tattooed—working toward a full body suit—as a way of recording my story through life and marking moments of transformation and deep healing.

Background in: ⁠ My background includes early childhood education, deep nature connection, bush school mentoring, and community-based cultural regeneration programs. I’m also a mother to six adult children and grandmother to five, which has shaped so much of how I meet people. I love working with: Women navigating the many thresholds of life - parenting, relationships, nuclear and blended family dynamics, grief and loss, separation, divorce, distance, and the many forms of change that shape us. Fun fact: A few years ago, I had a vision of being the grandmother at the kitchen table or fireside—making tea, sitting in the sunshine, and listening deeply as others rediscovered their own inner wisdom. In many ways, that has become the shape of the work I offer.

A recent client has said “Margy’s empathy, insight and understanding felt like a warm embrace”. As a Holistic Psychotherapist, Margy‘s intention is that you will feel this supported during a therapy session - from one human heart to another. Guiding you to find your way back to self with care, compassion, mindfulness and connection. Margy walks alongside clients helping them to deepen their understanding of their own needs, and reconnect with their own internal guidance system. Client rapport and safety are Margy’s highest priorities, two essential elements for healthy therapy. Margy’s background of the last 35+ years have been working with and supporting young children and their families in Early Childhood Education and Care, and Forest/Bush School. Margy offers ‘Elder’ wisdom -that of lived experience -through the ups and downs of life, coming from a place of deep understanding. Margy is passionate about Mental Wellbeing, and warmly invites clients who may be experiencing overwhelm, anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, addiction, parenting and relationship challenges. Welcoming individuals and couples as you are.

Background in: Psychotherapy and Rapport Based Relating, early childhood education, permaculture design and teaching, and building and landscape design. I’m also a mother, grandmother, writer, storyteller, meditation practitioner, and lifelong seeker with a strong belief in common sense and kindness. I love working with: Parents—especially new parents—teenagers, families under stress, people in transition, and those stepping from the empty nest into elderhood. I also love supporting people navigating grief, chronic illness, employment challenges, and the lasting impact of CPTSD and its many expressions. Fun fact: In 1999, I spearheaded a campaign to stop the development of pristine coastal land at Margaret River—and to this day, it remains untouched.