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“Freeflow has become a place where I surrender to the moment and return to my body. Each session helps me recalibrate, realign, and make sense of things in a way that feels gentle and true. I arrive without expectations or agenda, free to simply flow, to move with creativity, joy, and expression, and to welcome whatever arises, even when it’s tender or uncomfortable.
I gently encourage myself to attend, trusting my body’s deep knowing of how supportive and powerful the experience always is. Thank you to Jen, for creating and holding such a safe, nourishing, and transformative space. Freeflow is a gift.”
Carolina
“Freeflow was a fun and transformative experience and it was so lovely to feel like there were no 'wrong' answers. The practice was so trauma-informed and neuro-affirming.
I loved the low, pretty lighting and the cosy meditation circle. Jen is such a natural teacher. Her friendly and approachable manner made us feel so safe and comfortable.
Learning to listen to our bodies is hard but is such an important skill to practice.”
Dana
‘I feel very fortunate to have been in the first group that you expertly led. I was so in awe of the holistic experience and felt very nurtured the whole way through the project. The meditation session really set the tone to one of relaxation and deep introspection, which paved the way for the creative background to flow out of me without too much trepidation. The creative writing process seemed like a natural progression, and I loved the creative movement because I felt so ‘free’ at this point in the afternoon to just experiment with the phrases and ‘become’ each of them. At the final stage of the project where we had to paint our object that represented our phrase - it just happened as in; I knew what I had to paint. Thanks Jen.’
Sue
‘My partner and I had such a fulfilling morning at the workshop. Jen, you were amazing, so attentive and knowledgeable. You made sure everyone felt safe while also encouraging us to push our boundaries in a way that felt natural. I really appreciated how you communicated expectations clearly while keeping in mind everyone’s limits, and also offered a variety of mediums which truly pushed us to explore new creative territories. The structure of the workshop was so well thought out and kept us engaged, making us eager for each next step. By the end, we left feeling inspired and ready to embrace the weekend with fresh energy. Such a fantastic experience, thank you for making it happen!’
Andreia
As many of us are immigrants, refugees, the grandchildren of colonisers, and/or descendants of those violently brought to this land, it is our collective responsibility to pay respect and recognise that the lands we occupy are the traditional territories of Indigenous nations. We are here because this land has been stolen and occupied forcefully, and has never been ceded.
Therefore, I respectfully acknowledge the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the land, waters, and skies in this dimension and beyond upon and through which I have the privilege to live and dream - the Byellee, Gooreng Gooreng, Gurang, and Taribelang Bunda people. I pay my respects to the Elders past, present, and emerging of Indigenous nations in Australia and abroad.
This always was and always will be Aboriginal land.
I recognise that the opportunity I’ve had to travel and live in different countries is a luxury; a wealth given to me by the system in which I was born. As I move through the process of unlearning and relinquishing that privilege, I endeavour to find ways to enact positive change in the global and local communities.
It is our collective responsibility to critically interrogate and reconcile with these colonial histories, both thoroughly and intersectionally. We must deconstruct the present-day implications of this colonisation to honour, respect, protect, and sustain this still-invaded land and its people.