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The Change Makers Tasmania started back in 2016 as a tiny YouTube channel with one big question:
“How do ordinary people create extraordinary positive change?”
We interviewed local changemakers, community leaders, social innovators — anyone doing something that made life better for others. And somewhere between the stories, the insights, and the “aha” moments, something shifted. The channel stopped being just a channel. It became a spark.
That spark turned into real‑world projects: a travelling film festival for positive change, strategy and storytelling support for social enterprises, regional sustainability work, a TEDx talk on food systems and wellness, and community campaigns that brought people together around what matters.
And over time, one truth kept showing up in every conversation, every project, every story:
change always begins with people — with their wellbeing, their clarity, their capacity to show up fully.
That insight led us to our newest chapter:
healing work that helps people release stress, ease pain, and reconnect with themselves, so they can create change from a grounded, healthy place.
Today, The Change Makers Tasmania is still about the same thing it was on day one:
helping people feel better, live better, and make a positive impact — in their own lives and in the world around them.

For most of my life, I lived in a world where logic, time limits, and measurable outcomes ruled everything.
Architecture. Design consulting. Executive leadership. Local government elected rep. Twenty‑five years of solving problems, managing pressure, and carrying responsibility. I was good at it — proud of it — but my body and mind were quietly absorbing the cost.
Stress wasn’t a phase. It was a lifestyle.
Pain, tension, emotional overload… all the things high‑functioning people learn to normalise.
I kept pushing through, the way many of us do, until I hit the point where pushing wasn’t strength anymore — it was self‑damage.
That’s when I started looking for something different. Not an escape, not a belief system, not a new identity — just tools that actually helped.
That search led me into practices I never expected to explore. And instead of finding “mystical fluff,” I found methods that were structured, disciplined, and surprisingly effective.
I trained in the Himalayan yogic traditions learning Kundalini Activation Process with Sri Yogi Anand — a lineage focused on breath, awareness, oneness, and a gentle, guided energy‑awakening process that helps clear tension and activate our natural life‑force without effort or force .
I studied energy healing with Charlie Goldsmith, completing his Energy Intensive and continuing into a year‑long mentorship that explores how the body responds when the own ability to heal is activated.
I trained in Core Shamanism and shamanic healing with Gerardo Roemer through the Foundation for Shamanic Studies, learning how humans have long worked with intuition, insight, and restoring balance as part of their natural healing process.
Across all of these paths, one truth kept showing up:
The body isn’t broken — it’s overwhelmed.
And when you give it the right conditions, it knows exactly how to reset.
That realisation didn’t just help me recover.
It changed the direction of my life.
I stepped out of the corporate world and into the work I do now: helping people who are stressed, exhausted, or living with chronic pain reconnect with their own internal capacity to heal.
My healing facilitation approach blends:
No judgment. No “one right way.”
Just practical, embodied tools that help real people feel better.
Today, as part of the team at The Change Makers Tasmania, I support people who want to feel like themselves again, not a “better” version, just the version that isn’t buried under stress, pain, and pressure.
This work isn’t about becoming someone new.
It’s about returning to who you were before life got heavy.
And I’m here to guide that return — one breath, one session, one activation at a time.
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