I credit a great deal of my offerings and the way I walk in the world to Kate & Sam of Nature Philosphy in Australia.
They are my teachers of Nature connection, Bushcraft, Weaving & Vision Quest protection.
These humans are the real deal.

Global Tea Hut is a nonprofit organization dedicated to celebrating and sharing awakening experiences of presence & harmony through the practice of Cha Dao, or the Way of Tea. 
This is a practice that brings me right back Home to my body, the present moment & the elements, all at once.

Aside from being one of my Rites of Passage training & ceremony guides, Hāweatea (Hawea) Bryson offers transformational healing programmes specializing in trauma, transition, relationships & Maori healing.
Her Māori name literally means 'to hold space and cut to the essence'. Which is exactly what she does.
Oh, and she's awesome to hang with.

Filled with Spirit & heart, Plant Listening offers inclusive, awe-filled, and inspiring experiences in tracking, foraging & connecting people to their local environment through remembering our relationship with the natural world.

Mollie & Nick McMillen are a dynamic duo offering a multitude of creative & Earth-based courses to schools and the public. Everything from basket weaving, bushcraft, bow making and stunning illustrations of trees. 
The best humans you could hope to meet.

A poet, writer, mythologist, Creativity Doula, Storyteller, my sister, my friend.
She holds guides us through portals through her writing and stories, holds those doors open for us, and supports our understanding of symbols we might return with. Cherise is pure magic, enough said.

Hamish is a powerful coach, a tenderly beautiful writer, wilderness guide, & breathwork practitioner. His presence alone will bring you into the present moment and with elements of the Earth.
You'll want to breathe, walk, talk, muse and adventure with this guy.

Felicity Hall is an artist, heart dweller & sister of the weaving world. Felicity lives and weaves from a place of deep respect and reverence of the Land and her teachers from around the world, in particular the Emberá women of Panama.

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