This month on the Muse Community Podcast, we are in conversation with Shelea Neighbour about naturopathy for women's vitality. 

Naturopath and co-founder of Nahele Retreat, Shelea Neighbour is passionate about educating and guiding women into a state of vitality and empowerment. 

In her practice as a naturopath, she runs a series of examinations, including tongue and nail analysis, iridology and live blood analysis. This enables her to gain insight on the bodies functioning as a whole, in order to address the cause and rectify a specific health concern.

Her latest creation, Nahele Retreat, is a wellness retreat in the rainforest. Here she practices Naturopathy, and calls on healers from all modalities to support the guests in their journey to healing and empowerment. 

This month on the Muse Community Podcast, we are in conversation with Daniela Schmutz about self connection and energy management.  

Daniela is a Psychic Reader and a direct source for channelling. She is also a Life Coach, Energetic Healer and creator of her all-natural micro-dosing vibrational elixirs. 

From a young age, Daniela's quest of curiosity to delve into advanced concepts of the universe and her connection to the spirit world lead her into these multifaceted pathways to provide support for her clients and their connection to their spiritual, mental, emotional and physical bodies to gain unity for continual cyclic life-changing transformations. 

With sharing her powerful gifts of connection to Psychic realms and light language healing mixed with practical coaching, clients gain clarity and empowerment for their path ahead whilst learning new tools to build a strong foundation of belonging, expand conscious awareness whilst also birthing new levels of embodying self-worth, innate love, stability and freedom.

This month on the Muse Community Podcast, we are in conversation with Inga-Dennett about trauma informed care and women's empowerment. 

Inga Dennett is a trained Counsellor, Mindfulness & Meditation Teacher and Inherited Family Trauma Facilitator. Inga is based in Caloundra on the Sunshine Coast, QLD, Australia. 

With over 19 years working within the community sector, Inga is passionate about what she shares as she believes that everyone has the potential to take charge of their own life. 

Inga’s unique skillset, training and life experience gives her the ability to work with you one on one. Her clients can touch on important details from past and present events, which then enables her to provide them with a pathway that allows them to make transformational and sustainable changes within their lives. 

This month on the Muse Community Podcast, we are in conversation with Iselin Amanda Stoylen about women's health, menstrual cycles and eating-disorders. 

Iselin Amanda Stoylen is a women's health counsellor, fertility awareness educator and doula from Norway. Since 2016 Iselin has spent most of her time living in Australia, and at the moment she lives in the hinterlands of Byron Bay with her husband.

Iselin is a Muse Mentor, specialising in women's health, the menstrual cycle and fertility awareness. Iselin's mission is to assist women in understanding their body's innate wisdom, find harmony and balance within themselves and support women on the journey of optimising true wellness and health- in all aspects of life. 

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This month on the Muse Community Podcast, we are in conversation with Nathalie Solis about motherhood and the importance of community. 

Nathalie Solis is a Certified Doula, Childbirth Educator and International Family Guide. Born and raised in Germany she spent many years living and working in Spain, Guatemala and the U.S. Nathalie provides practical, informational and emotional support to expecting parents during pregnancy, birth and the postpartum period. 

Nathalie offers personalised care to her private practice clients in Byron Bay and currently supports hundreds of families from around the world from conception all the way into early parenthood. She is mother to two boys aged 7 years and 10 months and resides in a beautiful beach house in Byron Bay.

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This month on the Muse Community Podcast, we are in conversation with Ella Noah Bancroft about some of the major issues and problems women face in our society.

Ella Noah Bancroft is Bundjalung woman born in Australia. She is a descendant of the Bundjalung peoples of Northern NSW, and also has blood lines to Scotland and England. She is a Connection Therapist, Mentor, activist and creative, carbon neutral event coordinator. 

Ella is currently on the board for Women Up North. Women Up North is a Northern NSW service for women, children and young people who have experienced domestic or family violence or abuse. She is also the founder of “The Returning” and Yhi Collective.

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This month on the Muse Community Podcast, we are in conversation with Tamar Ben-Hur about womanhood and the importance of relationships. 

Tamar Ben-Hur is a couples therapist, author and speaker working in the Northern Rivers of NSW. Tamar empowers couples to redefine their relationship in a way that supports their personal growth and wellbeing. Tamar is aware of every relationship's unique complexity and how important it is to tend it with the utmost care and respect to personal boundaries and needs. 

Tamar believes that couples can become self-actualised individuals whilst remain in a long-term, healthy and intimate relationship with one another. She is passionate about supporting couples to re-discover their connection as a source of energy that nourishes and heals them and their family as a whole.