Jem Stone​

Jem Stone, We Al-li Lead Facilitator and Trainer, is a proud First Nations woman of Bundjalung descent with mixed heritage, dedicated to weaving Indigenous knowledge systems and neuroscience through a Two-Eyed Seeing approach to support trauma recovery, education, and community wellbeing.

Her work is a living expression of extensive training, professional practice, and lived experience, guided by Elders, cultural teachers, and the timeless wisdom of Country, culture, community, and Ancestors.

As a co-founder and Director of Indigenous Psychedelic Assisted Therapies (IPAT), Jem is also a Psychedelic Assisted Therapist, Rebirthing Breathwork Therapist and Educator, Wayapa Wuurrk Trainer, and Meditation and Somatic Movement Practitioner. Through a culturally informed, trauma integrated approach to care and practice, she creates safe, inclusive, and decolonised spaces where healing and recovery are nurtured through Indigenous ways of knowing, being, and doing, including grounding, conscious breath, deep listening, and connection with Earth and all kin.

A proud grandmother and mother of three, Jem is based on Wurundjeri Country in Melbourne and travels throughout Australia and internationally sharing this work.

She walks gently as a contemporary Earth custodian, committed to cultural continuity, relational accountability, and the wellbeing of future generations.