hollie wildëthorn lives and works on Walbunja Yuin Country at the base of the Budawang Range, in an off-grid, land-based life shaped by season, moon and weather. She is a psychotherapist, ritualist and educator whose work sits at the intersection of trauma-aware practice, women’s mysteries, ecology and embodied healing.

With over three decades in the wider wellness field and more than twenty years facilitating women’s circles and mystery teachings, hollie brings together clinical depth and lived spiritual practice. Her work is informed by psychotherapy, ecotherapy, ritual process, altered states, ancestral and earth-based traditions, and long relationship with horses as co-facilitators.

She is the creator of A Rhythm of Her Own, a living membership space where women gather in regular circles to study and experience the moon, the sun, the earth and the self as interwoven rhythms. Through seasonal teachings, lunar work and shared reflection, the membership supports women to orient their lives around cyclical wisdom rather than productivity and pressure.

hollie also holds the Circlecraft program for women who feel called to work in the mysteries as a sustainable, ethical livelihood. This program supports women to develop discernment, structure and integrity in their practice, attending to power, scope, community responsibility and the realities of earning a living without losing relationship to soul or land.

Alongside her educational work, hollie offers psychotherapy, ecotherapy and equine-assisted work, as well as professional supervision for women working in healing, education and mystery-based fields. She is trained in psychedelic-assisted therapy and is a member of AMAPP.

As the weaver of Wise Women Gathering, hollie brings her spiral approach to community, learning and ceremony, tending spaces that value depth, continuity and belonging over performance or scale.