

Life is but a game - inviting us to remember how to play & who it was created by.
My husband Samuel and I live a simple, wandering life — full‑time house and pet sitting across Perth, W.A. We love meeting new people, learning from the nature of life, love and God, and sharing space with the animals we care for.
Our days are shaped by small joys: barefoot walks under the sky, bodyboarding, backgammon battles, creative exploration, and conversations that open the heart and mind.
We live lightly, intentionally, and with curiosity about where we’ll be called next.

Helen | B. Counselling; Cert IV Mental health
Sam | B. Education; Grad Diploma Gestalt Therapy
What we've learnt along the way has naturally found its way into the work we now do together. We bring our experiences, professional knowledge and curiosity into creating spaces where people can reconnect with themselves, discover new perspectives and explore different ways of being.
Three Ways we Work
Blind Spot Coaching – Seeing What You Can't Yet See
Exploring the hidden influences, patterns, agreements and habits that shape how we see ourselves, relate to others and navigate life.
Capacity Building Coaching – Developing Your Natural Way
Building the awareness, skills, self-trust and capacity to respond differently, make choices and live more in alignment with who you are.
Soul Crafting – The Art of Being You
Creative, interactive group experiences inviting presence, intuition, insight and expression. Through creative exploration and shared reflection, we discover things about ourselves that thinking alone doesn't always reveal.
We're not here to tell people who to be or how to live. We're interested in creating the space, support and opportunities for people to discover their own way.


Our journeys have taken us through disconnection, dark nights of the soul, questioning, significant change and renewal. Along the way, we've had to confront the hidden influences, agreements and habits that shaped us, rethink what we believed about ourselves, and learn to trust our own natural way of being again.
Psalm 119.
71 It is good for me that I have been afflicted; that I might learn thy statutes.

We're still learning, still discovering and still putting into practice what we've come to understand.
We believe life becomes richer when we stop trying to be who we're expected to be and start trusting who we are.
We're not interested in having all the answers. We're interested in living the questions, paying attention and taking the next natural step.
That's what we're about.
Helen
Searching for Something True
Growing up, I had little guidance in how to live with integrity. So, in my twenties, I set off searching for truth, love and my true self — often in the wrong places.
I explored spiritual paths, collected certifications, travelled through many countries, experimented with altered states, fell in and out of love, and shed countless identities and ways of living. Each ending brought its own little death, each renewal an invitation to grow into something new.
When the Searching Took Its Toll
In my early forties, I reached my rockiest bottom yet. A weekend retreat turned into a ten-day psychedelic-spiritual experience which exposed me to the depths of my own unconscious, followed by years of spontaneous re-experiencing that no expert or method seemed able to resolve.
An Unexpected Answer
Then, through Samuel's arrival, prayer and the living Word of God, I found the stability and grace I'd been searching for.
Learning to Live Differently
What followed was a gradual reordering of my life, as God guided me to simplify, restore my health and nervous system, and build my faith.
I began establishing clearer, more honest boundaries and making new agreements in my relationships — grounded in what is good, healthy and just.
It marked a turning point: from a wavering spiritual seeker to a life increasingly anchored in Christ, His truth and His grace.

"To be weird or not be" - that is the offer.
Sam
Never Quite on the Straight and Narrow
I was a divergent kid — curious, sensitive, creative and often misunderstood. Much of my early life was spent navigating the tension between being myself and trying to fit in.
Over time, I developed coping strategies that took me further from my natural way of being. I learnt to ignore my instincts, mistrust myself and seek fulfilment in all the wrong places.
Chasing the Wrong Things
At eleven, I remember feeling a calling to welcome Christ into my life. I turned away, put off by my experiences and perceptions of the Church.
What followed were decades of searching, addiction, uncertainty and repeated attempts to change. I explored different identities, lifestyles and spiritual paths, but lasting change remained elusive.
The Soul Safari
Around thirty, I finally followed an impulse to leave my science career and explore something beyond the life I'd constructed.
This began an eight-year journey around Australia — a period of self-discovery, spiritual exploration and renewal. My curiosity about human change eventually led me to Gestalt Therapy and further study of presence, awareness and transformation.
An Unexpected Calling
Approaching forty, another crossroads led me towards something I'd resisted for much of my life: God.
Through a series of unexpected events, I found myself homeless and living in a tent, yet experiencing the grace of God. I eventually made peace with old wounds and welcomed Jesus Christ into my life — answering a calling I'd first felt as an eleven-year-old.
Learning to Trust
I've come to understand that following our natural, authentic impulse is an act of trust. Lasting change isn't simply about trying harder; it involves deeper reckonings, renewal and reconnecting with what is true.
Following one such impulse eventually led me to Helen, my wife and partner in this unfolding adventure.
Our shared journey continues to be an invitation into truth, trust and daring.
This has been, and still is, my Soul Safari.

An authentic life is the best gift.
Reach your aspiration
End patterns & habit.
Release toxic influences.
Discerning your gifts & calling.
Gain capacity to be truly you.

I call this work 'Soul Craft' -
The combination soul work (from the Greek psyche, the spiritual root of psychology)
with the craft of - grounded action.
Discernment
Intention Setting
Ending and Releasing Attachments
Attunement & Faithfulness
Somatic Sensing
Inner-Standing
Integration
Rewiring Body & Mind
Self-Trust-Stability

