
we are wired to connect
do you want to be more relaxed, more connected, and feel regulated in your nervous system?
– through somatic massage, nature-based rites of passage, and community-building I offer you grounding, nurture and space to simply be.
and from that place, new possibilities can emerge.
work with me one-to-one through massage & bodywork for mental, physical, and nervous system health.
or join one of my nature-based rites of passage, coaching, and group workshops.
or let’s gather together in circle, song, and movement.
meet mungo
I am an explorer of body-mind-wild connection. following my degree in history, I wanted to respond more directly to a human world which seemed to be increasingly fragmented and out of touch with more-than-human reality. I wanted to find ways of living that felt more embodied, more connected, and more alive.
it seems to me – then and now – that our increasingly globalised and digitised culture of modernity has forgotten the body, forgotten our intimate connection with the living world, and forgotten that we need each other.
so I trained in bodywork (4elements company, mfr uk), permaculture (applewood permaculture, karuna), and nature-based rites of passage (wildwise, wild rites, transalquimia).
in 2016 I co-founded beech hill: a 27-acre embodiment & natural farming community project in Cheshire where we try to live in attentive, harmonious, and ceremonial relationship with ourselves, others, the land, and mystery. my practices and passions include contact improvisation, the way of council, and wild swimming.
upcoming events
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expanding & contracting
31/05-01/06
a weekend workshop using simple Developmental Movement explorations alongside nature connection, song, storytelling, and mirroring.
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wild quest
07/06-11/06
5-day guided rite of passage in Danish woodland oriented around a 24-hour solo fast.
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solstice wilderness quest
18/06-22/06
5-day guided solstice ceremony centred around a 12-hour solo in the wild fells of the Lake District.
“rarely, if ever, are any of us healed in isolation. healing is an act of communion”
— bell hooks