Engage Jess
‘We’re in a time when when we’re asked to come out of our silos and be informed by other modes of inquiry. We are strengthened by cross-pollination, by entering new conversations, by sharing skills.’
Work with me
I support organisations, diverse communities and leaders to be more resilient and resourced to make a sustained impact in the world.
Stress and agitation limit our capacity to think creatively and effectively.
If you or your organisation are facing a transition, navigating uncertainty, or looking to meet challenges without burning out, I’m available to work with you.
Merging ancient teachings with contemporary poetics and decades of my own experience teaching and practicing, I offer pathways to move beyond habitual responses and stagnant thinking towards fresh and creative responses.
Refresh vision, energise engagement, whilst keeping your feet on the ground.
Talks, workshops, meditations are tailored to your specific needs and aims across wellbeing, sports, education, art sectors and more…
Guest speaker engagements include the Emerging Women Festival in New York City, The University of Melbourne’s Contemplative Studies Centre, and the Nayri Niara festival in Tasmania, and more.
If you would like to enquire about having Jess work with your organisation or speak at your event, please get in touch here.
Clients and Collaborators
The University of Melbourne
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Western Bulldogs
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Kiribati Project
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RMIT
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Melbourne Girls Grammar
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The University of Melbourne 〰️ Western Bulldogs 〰️ Kiribati Project 〰️ RMIT 〰️ Melbourne Girls Grammar 〰️
Areas of Speciality
Sustenance and depth for leaders
Navigating uncertainty and transitions
Meeting challenging situations and conversations with care
Tested practices to awaken inherent capacity and foster wellbeing
Building resilience in the face of stress
Unlocking creativity and fluid thinking, including under pressure
What People Are Saying
“Jess' sessions, emphasising body-anchored practices and metta (heart) practices, not only teach foundational meditation techniques but also inspire creative thinking and a deeper connection with oneself and the world.”
— Contemplative Studies Centre, University of Melbourne
Jaya Ashmore, Open Dharma