
Culturally Grounded Healing, Learning and Connection to Country
We partner with schools, government agencies, community organisations, health services, businesses, and individuals to create culturally safe spaces for learning, healing, connection, and growth.
CEED Healing offers experiences grounded in deep listening, Indigenous ways of knowing, truth-telling, and connection to Country, supporting people to strengthen relationships with themselves, each other, and Country.
Special Announcement
Rainbow Songlines: A Journey Back to Self is available through the CEED Healing online shop. It brings together many of the teachings, stories, reflections, and practices that sit at the heart of CEED Healing's programs and experiences.
This book has grown from years of walking Country, listening deeply, and gathering teachings across nations. Deep gratitude to Uncle Willie, whose cultural guidance, generosity, and steady presence have guided this project from the very beginning.
Rainbow Songlines weaves Indigenous ways of knowing with story, ceremony, and the Seven Colour Teachings. Through the Flags, Living Cosmology, Indigenous Values, and Campfire Meditations, readers explore many of the teachings that also underpin CEED Healing's cultural learning and healing experiences.
Our programs invite people to slow down, listen deeply, strengthen relationships, and explore Indigenous ways of knowing through story, culture, place-based learning, and connection to Country.
Thank you to the Elders, family, colleagues, and community who have walked alongside this project. Your belief in cultural safety, healing, and the power of story has helped bring this work into the world.
"A journey rather than a book - a companion that meets you where you are, deepens layer by layer, and calls you back again and again." – Dr Wendy Schuetz (nee Earles), Retired Associate Professor of Social Work.
Order Details:
Pre-Order Price: $55.00
Released Date: Available soon
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