As health and wellness practitioners, we are drawn to be of service. Collectively, we understand more than ever that our world needs us, and we need our world. It’s an intricate relationship.
Our Healing Hubs have been created with a vision of coming together in a nourishing environment to build a strength within Community and collectively play a role in reciprocal healing between ourselves and Country.
These FREE monthly gatherings form part of our Yuin Healing Trail and are supported by a collaboration between SoulAdvisor and Ngungwulah Aboriginal Corporation.
Passionate about visual storytelling, Jaz has seen firsthand the power of sharing stories to build and maintain strong ethical community connections with both Aboriginal and Non-Aboriginal people of Australia.
When we engage with Aboriginal art, Culture and wellbeing, we foster understanding, appreciation and respect for Indigenous wisdom, customs and history. No matter where you turn, people are talking about the value of nature in coming back to true health and wellness.
In this Healing Hub, Jaz will provide ways to bring connection to Country into your practice and your communication with clients. Most importantly, she will share her rich experience using Wayapa Wuurrk® as a modality that can assist many people to be here now on Country.
Be a part of the conversation, mingle and mix with your fellow local practitioners, therapists and traditional healers and share a cuppa.
The intention of our Healing Hubs is to bring together allied, traditional, complementary and medical practitioners within the local area to connect, find ways to collaborate and create employment opportunities and networks of common focus within the wellness industry, inclusive of First Nation community members and the SoulAdvisor practitioner base.
REMEMBER: Bring along your business cards, brochures and offers for our "get to know me" table.
This is a free event, however donations to SoulAdvisor Foundation and Ngungwulah Aboriginal Corporation are welcome.
We look forward to seeing you there.
Jaz is a visual artist, teacher and certified Wayapa Wuurrk practitioner who is a proud Dharawal woman from Yuin Country on the South Coast of NSW. Her focus and purpose is to increase cultural awareness and promote Aboriginal art, Culture and wellbeing within our communities.
