Wherever I've lived, I've always found myself drawn to nature. Walking through bushland, along coastlines and beneath the trees has been my way of slowing down, finding perspective, and my own sense of place. 

As an INFTA Accredited Forest Therapy Guide, I gently guide people to slow down, awaken their senses and reconnect with the natural world. There's nothing to achieve and nowhere to be. Just an opportunity to be present, breathe a little deeper and discover the restorative power of nature. 

Many people arrive feeling busy, overwhelmed or mentally exhausted. They often leave feeling calmer, lighter and more grounded, with a renewed sense of clarity and a deeper appreciation for the beauty that surrounds them. 

My hope is that each walk becomes more than just a few hours in nature. I hope it reminds people that nature is always there, quietly offering what we need. Sometimes, all we have to do is slow down enough to receive it.

My background in conservation, indigenous plants and community engagement has deepened my connection to the unique landscapes of the Mornington Peninsula. I hold a Certificate III in Conservation and Ecosystem Management and a Diploma of Sustainable Living from the University of Tasmania, and I love sharing not only the wellbeing benefits of nature, but also the wonder of our unique Australian flora and fauna.