Exchange

I believe life on earth offers us rich lessons in cycles, balance and the beauty of being in flow with our own natural rhythms - our true human nature.

It is important to me to be intentional & mindful of all areas of my life - particularly the flow of giving and receiving.

I am beyond grateful to receive financial exchange from the services I offer, as well as experiences, gratitude, trust, relationships, homebaked goods and many other acts of love or exchange.

It is my intention to give in equal flow. While I find ‘giving’ much easier - there are many lessons in finding a balance. I will not list all of the ways I give back to life - however I would like to keep record here of financial gifts - as I couldn’t do this without the financial exchange I receive from people who work with me. I like to think these gifts are from ‘us’.

After attending to general costs of living & activities that assist with my physical, mental and spiritual wellness - I allocate finances to send back into projects or initiatives that are in line with my values. As these are from ‘us’ - I hope that you also find moral value in where this abundance is flowing.

In addition to the financial exchange I receive from therapy sessions - community has also assisted with funding two really important things to me!

In 2022, I went to my first ecstatic dance class at the Wise Women’s Gathering. It was called Dancing Freedom. After this class, I immediately knew I had reconnected with a soulmate - in practice form. I decided that I would like to become a facilitator to hold sessions in my community. $2420 of $5200 was raised to go towards my training.
A huge THANK YOU to the following people who contributed:
Rebecca S, Amanda A, Kylie D, Sally J, Nui W, Madeline T, Pat E, Sophie F, Anne Maree D, Star B, Jessica K, Miri A, Ellie-Mae M, Troy J, Daisy W, Barbara P, Nina S, Lee-Anne M, Lisa J, Stephanie B, Jess F.

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In 2021, community members assisted with the purchase of a large 34inch powwow drum for therapy sessions. This drum can fit up to 4 people around it. The drum was made in ceremony by Erik Milton - of the Native American Mountain Maidu tribe in California.
$1278 of $2750 (incl. customs and postage fees) was raised (Powwow Drum).
A huge THANK YOU to the following people who contributed:
Armidale Central Rotary Club, Luke S, Mark & Nat L, Jessica C, Miranda V, Dominic H, Belinda M, Bec S, Kirsti A, Tessa R, Nui W, Jessica K, Laura SB, Will S, Felix S, Daisy W, Rebecca J, Kimberley R, Jenna V, Kirsty B, Lacey O, Rose L & Anonymous.