Meet Elisha

The right fit matters.

This is intimate work. You are sharing stories, tenderness, and meaning, so before we meet, here is a little of who I am and what guides my work.

At its heart, my work is about clarity. How we love, how we relate, and how we honor the unique ways we move through life and relationship.

I began my adult life studying Sociology, becoming fascinated by how humans organise themselves through culture, ritual, love, and meaning. That curiosity carried me far beyond textbooks and into lived experience, taking me through remote Australia, Cambodia, Nepal, and many other corners of the world. Living alongside different communities, I witnessed countless ways people love, grieve, celebrate, and make sense of being human.

I later returned home to complete a Master’s in Counselling, diving deeply into the inner workings of the mind and our relational patterns. Alongside this, I explored yoga, embodiment, and spirituality outside institutional frameworks. I genuinely geek out on this terrain. How we connect with ourselves, with one another, and how we express that connection in the world.

A thread that runs through both my personal life and professional work is love. How it is shaped by trauma, culture, longing, and hope, and how it is expressed consciously and unconsciously through our relationships.

In the modern Western world, I believe we have lost something vital. As society has shifted rapidly, we are caught between past and present. Celebrations have become curated and performative, shaped by Pinterest and Instagram, while we have drifted away from rites of passage, from honoring grief and loss, and from marking love with depth and intention.

Yet these moments are what punctuate our lives, grounding us in our humanity.

This is where ceremony comes in.

I create ceremonies with soul. Ceremonies that feel real, playful, embodied, and deeply human. Spaces that honour love not as a performance, but as something lived, felt, and witnessed.

A few things about me, outside of work

You will usually find me wandering in nature with my furry sidekick Malu. I only get a limited number of years with him in this lifetime, so we are making the most of them. Long walks, fresh air, and stopping to sniff everything (him, not me).

A walk in nature fixes almost anything. If it doesn’t, snacks usually help.

I choose experiences over stuff every single time, unless the stuff is beautiful, second-hand, and hiding in an op shop. Then all bets are off. Op shops are my treasure hunts and I am very committed to the thrill of the find.

I love a craft project and am currently in my ceramicist era. Results vary.

I will absolutely eat the last Tim Tam without asking. Consider this your official warning. Snacks are life.

If I sound like your kind of human, I would love to hear from you.