G'day, my name is Ellen and my journey began over 10 years ago.

Welcome to my little corner of the world where the invitation is to always come back to yourself and what you feel and know.
 
It's important that you know I am not a licensed Psychotherapist, Therapist, or Psychologist of any form. Nor do I pretend or desire to be.
 
I am a woman who has traveled deep within the realms of her inner world only to be spat out with a profound capacity to hold, guide, facilitate, and walk alongside those who desire to reckon with themselves as I have. 
 
There is a path behind me that is now the path before you and I now how to walk it with great integrity and acknowledgement for my own limitations and restrictions.
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I hold formal qualifications including a 60-hour certification in Integrative Somatic Trauma Therapy and a 9-month in-depth certification as a Neurolinguistic Practitioner.

It's important (to me) to note that while my study and qualifications opened my mind and supported me on my path, they did not give me the capacity to do the work I do. That was a result of my devotion and active participation in my healing work.

My less formal qualifications include journeying deep with teachers, guides, and mentors spanning 10 years and these experiences are the most formal to me and are what count the most for you. Mark my words.
 
Many times I began applying for formal degrees in Psychology only to be redirected by Spirit and I am grateful that I listened.
 
While I am in deep reverence for the formally qualified healers of our world, who have made their commitment to completing their inner work alongside working with the traumatised, wounded, displaced, and fractured -

I am very proud that my work has not been tainted by a system that I have spent much of my adult life healing and de-conditioning from. 

I learned very early on that depression, anxiety, addiction, multiple personality disorder, and every human experience that has ever been labeled and pathologised - isn't a problem.

Instead, they are solutions to a bigger problem that can't be solved at the level of the problem.

The human experience and its wild and fiery variations, does not scare or create urgency inside of me. 

I believe one of the biggest problems we face as human beings is the rejection, pathologising, and labeling of the human experience. 

In many Shamanic cultures accross the world, these 'ailments' don't exist in this way and when it comes to healing they warn of 'trickster energy' or, to be careful of those on your path who seek to influence or think they know better than you do about you.

What will heal our world is both men and women coming into sovereignty with their experience and ultimately right relationship with the planet. 

There is far more to healing than meets the eye and if you seek a journey to unpack this in the most wholesome and unconventional ways, especially steeped in earth and spirit medicine, this may be a space for you.

El xo