Joshua Wrest 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.

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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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Becky Flores is an accomplished Psychotherapist with a rich background in Allied and Holistic health. She guides her clients through personal growth, at their own pace, fostering a safe and organic journey tailored to each individual.

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With expertise in attachment theory, trauma-informed practice, perinatal health, parent coaching, carers counselling and mindfulness, Becky's approach is grounded in the Thic Nanh Hanh belief that "Our own life has to be our message".

She strives to empower and support clients as they navigate life stressors, finding inner peace and joy.​

Emma Zwi 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.

Gareth Davies excels in deep listening and reflection, helping clients gain clarity about themselves and their situations. He quickly creates a comfortable atmosphere through acceptance and understanding, enabling his clients to address life's challenges. For those willing to explore deeper emotions, Gareth uses intuitive techniques like somatic and inner-child work, helping to uncover and address root causes of concerns.

Phoebe Torzillo is passionate about helping individuals and couples navigate their healing journeys. With a background in community building, restorative justice practices and family and personal re-wilding, her friends describe her as courageous, kind and creative. All aspects of personal development are welcome in sessions with special interests including chronic illness, parenting neurodiverse children, and polyamorous-literate couples counselling.

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Phoebe says "I believe good therapy is a modern ceremonial space - an intentional stepping out of the every day, to invite repair and renewal. Humans are relational creatures, meaning we can achieve things together that are not possible alone. No matter what struggle or concern you are dealing with, I am ready to step in and hold it with you."

Stephanie Grant is an experienced holistic psychotherapist and clinical social worker. Her therapeutic work with individuals and families spans over two decades, ranging from complex trauma, child and adolescent mental health and domestic and family violence She is gifted with natural heartfelt compassion, a warm spirit, tremendous intuitive insight, a broad toolkit of therapeutic skills and a rare dedication to her clients who benefit greatly from sessions with her.  

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Stephanie divides her time between holistic psychotherapy practice and work with NSW Health as a trauma therapist. Her approach is anchored in the conviction that every individual possesses inherent worth and deserves deep, fundamental human connections: to be truly seen, heard, and understood. 

Nonie Wales

As an anthropologist, death doula and holistic psychotherapist, Nonie supports people going through difficult endings. Nonie is passionate about helping our culture recover the wisdom and skills to approach endings with grace and confidence, even though they are hard. 

Nonie offers a deep compassion and wisdom for people experiencing grief and loss, based on experiences of significant loss and endings in her own life. She loves to help people create simple rituals and ceremony to support transition and change, slowly and tenderly. 

Nonie is a spiritual sojourner, she has a strong faith in our infinite capacity as humans to experience the healing power of love and connection. She is also a pragmatist, helping people scan their external environment to tap into resources that are available to give practical help.​

Amber Nomchong is a Psychotherapist and Transpersonal Breathwork practitioner with a diverse background in embodiment, health coaching, nature connection, community building and women's empowerment. She's committed to supporting overall well-being by nurturing the interconnected aspects of body, mind, heart, and spirit.

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Amber provides a personalised and holistic approach to well-being, aiming to empower you on your journey to whole-person wellness. Her focus is on sensitively assisting you in navigating the mental and emotional challenges of life without judgment, offering a safe space where you can simply be yourself and explore the issues that matter to you.

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Amber firmly believes that all people know how to heal and repair when they are given a safe, kind and clear setting to explore themselves and life. Her transformational approach centres on connection, integrity, heart, and impact. She creates a respectful, safe, and welcoming environment marked by gentleness, playfulness and compassion, helping clients feel at home, relaxed, and grounded.

Lee Trew is a Storyteller and Psychotherapist known for distilling complicated concepts down to their essence and with a particular interest in pan-cultural spiritual language, concepts and practises and who specialises in personal transformation, relationships and parenting.

He believes the cutting edge of cultural repair is based around connection, especially that within individuals and families. 

Lee likes to share a multitude of techniques in his sessions, encouraging clients to truly experience knowing their own self, and living in the joy of their own wild heart. 

Lee developed Rapport Based Relating - a framework for working with children - as well as Connection Culture through which he offers his Holistic Psychotherapy training.

Together with Gina Chick he began the Bluegum Bushcamps to offer Rewilding to families - helping people of all ages access their wildness and deepen their connection with the natural world. Lee is now married to clinic therapist Hannah Sylva and together they offer Vision Quests.

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Lee is the Master Therapist and Supervisor of most of our clinic therapists.​