Tamasin Ramsay

About

Blending Wayapa® and meditation with principles of animal communication and forest therapy, Tamasin’s greatest love is reginiting people’s connection and belonging. From working as a paramedic, representing civil society at the UN, and specialising in disaster response, Tamasin has seen that the greatest disease worldwide is that of disconnection. Tamasin has been healing her own disconnection through decades of teaching and practicing meditation. Trained in creative meditation and mindfulness... Blending Wayapa® and meditation with principles of animal communication and forest therapy, Tamasin’s greatest love is reginiting people’s connection and belonging. From working as a paramedic, representing civil society at the UN, and specialising in disaster response, Tamasin has seen that the greatest disease worldwide is that of disconnection. Tamasin has been healing her own disconnection through decades of teaching and practicing meditation. Trained in creative meditation and mindfulness meditation, she practices daily. More recently, she became a certified Wayapa® Wuurrk practitioner in June 2022 and has conducted Wayapa® with senior meditation teachers in India and the Yarra Valley Living Centre. Tamasin has coached a number of people through Wayapa® as an individual Earth connection practice, facilitating people's connection with their personal earth ancestry. Growing up in the country as an only child, the forest was Tamasin’s playground while animals talked to her, and vice versa. She didn’t think anything was strange or unusual about this, until she moved to the city. To further refine these powerful reconnection tools, Tamasin is currently undertaking training in intuitive interspecies communication and forest therapy. Passionate about facilitating connection-based activities, Tamasin helps people connect to Self and the divine through meditation, to nature and Mother Earth through Wayapa, to animals through interspecies communication and to each other through forest therapy and nature walks. Based in the stunning Victoria Valley, Tamasin brings together groups of people who often don’t get the opportunity to connect with each other - including farmers, the local spiritual community, international tourists, First Nations peoples and animal carers. The more that Tamasin facilitates open-hearted conversations with a broad range of people, the more she realises that there is more that connects us than divides us. Currently building an animal shelter on her property, Tamasin looks forward to incorporating more offerings in the future for animal communication and wildlife walks and talks. It is her pleasure and joy to accompany her fellow humans on their journey home to connection and belonging. Read more

Languages

English

Therapies

Membership of professional associations

• Meditation Australia

Education and training