Meg is a qualified forest therapy guide and the founder of Forest Pathways. Her work invites people to slow down, reconnect and gently find their way forward through nature-based experiences. Informed by a background in counselling, support work and end-of-life care, Meg’s approach is grounded, compassionate and shaped by deep listening and respect for the restorative wisdom of the natural world. Finding Your Path aligns with Meg’s work and her belief in nature as a quiet guide through life’s transitions. Her work has been supported through a community and cultural grant from Woollahra Council, enabling free forest therapy programs delivered in collaboration with the Older Women’s Network, centering connection, wellbeing and belonging for women in later life.

Connect with Meg

Upcoming walks and offerings are shared via Instagram @forest_pathways (Your Urban Forest Therapy Guide)

.ForestPathways.walks@gmail.com

MC, Facilitator & Holistic Practitioner

Nancie worked closely with Wendy at Heart & Soul Care Trauma Healing Retreats, where she played a key role as Master of Ceremonies (MC), workshop facilitator, and trusted support behind the scenes.

Nancie also provided valuable practical support during the creation of the Finding Your Path documentary, assisting throughout the development process. She facilitated the Heritage Workshop, guiding participants to explore personal history and identity with care and sensitivity.

She is the founder of Sublime Healing Pathways, where she works holistically through Reiki, holistic counselling, breath work, and wellbeing workshops in supporting individuals on their healing journey so that they can move forward with balance, clarity and purpose.

Connect with Nancie: sublimehealingpathways@gmail.com –

sublimehealingpathways.com.au

Brenda is a long-standing community leader and arts-engaged professional in Sydney’s St George / Georges River region. With decades of local government experience, she has supported community wellbeing while nurturing a lifelong passion for creativity.From a childhood love of painting to a self-directed artistic practice, Brenda’s journey reflects the heart of Finding Your Path—showing how creative identity and purpose can continue to evolve through lived experience, community connection, and personal exploration.

Moira is an artist and yogi who went to art school as a teenager, then completed her Arts Degree in Manchester, England. She taught and created art for several years. After earning a diploma in Yoga teaching in Australia, she began teaching and continues to pursue further studies with yoga masters at home and abroad to this day.

In 2022, after 25 years working in Corporate Business, she took a 2-year break and launched Yoga For Good Foundation (YFG) as a Director.  YFG spread the practice of yoga in the community to those who need its benefits.   She engages seriously with Creative Visual Journaling, from which yARToga was born, my ‘sweet spot’ where the spirit of yoga and art meet on a soul journey. 

Moira gives workshops aimed at expanding the ability to navigate life and find pathways to light and love, using art supplies and movement to engage awareness and cultivate a conscious relationship with our creative spirit as a way of life.  Being in Nature is one of her greatest joys, as is being part of friendship groups of people who share the same pleasures.  Joining ‘Finding your Path’ offers her a new sense of purpose.

Contact Moira

@moiranirvana @yogaforgoodfoundation Website

moiranirvana@gmail.com