About me

Hi there, I’m Anne.

I live and teach in Dungog, a small country town in the Hunter region of New South Wales, at the foothills of the Barrington Tops.

I've worked across health and public systems for decades—from critical care and remote parts of Australia to health policy and international organisations. I've navigated complex environments and lived through uncertainty and change. My life has included real turning points: career pivots, relationship endings, grief and loss, and I've had to reorient myself when the old path no longer suited me.

Throughout it all, yoga and meditation have given me practical ways to work with uncertainty, reconnect with myself, and find steadiness.

These days, my work sits at the intersection of those experiences.

Background and training

My professional and academic background spans nursing, public policy as well as the study and teaching of yoga.

I hold a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and International Relations, a Master of Nursing in Critical Care and a Master of Health Policy.

In 2024 I completed a 350-hour Diploma of Yoga Teaching in the Krishnamacharya tradition and am a registered member of Yoga Australia.

My learning continues through further training in Yin Yoga and Ayurveda, including seasonal practices and ways of supporting wellbeing through different stages of life.