Member Directory

Hi, I’m Steph. I am a mum of 3 young adults, devoted coffee lover, and passionate about empowering women to feel confident , authentic, and truly themselves in what they wear.

My journey as a personal stylist began while working in the fashion retail industry for many years. I could see how clothes affected how women saw themselves. In the right clothes, they felt comfortable and confident, and they stepped out wearing a smile that lit up the room. In the wrong clothes, they felt awkward, self-conscious, and low.

So in 2013, I decided to turn my passion for styling into my career. I completed formal training to gain knowledge and skills so I can help women like you put their best foot forward.

I’ve been helping women to find and fall in love with their personal style again ever since.

In house workplace relations specialist by day, not for profit founder by night 🙂 studying a Masters in Social Work and absolutely passionate about women’s health and wellbeing.

Libby Trainor Parker is a comedian, author, cabaret tragic, teacher, radio presenter, journalist and cat parent. She has many strings to her bow and no idea how to play violin. Libby has won awards for her work in arts, education and health advocacy, particularly in endometriosis and women’s (AFAB) health. Her five-star, sell-out shows aim to empower, entertain and tickle funny bones.

Libby runs Endo Support SA, was a Director on the Board of Pelvic Pain Foundation Australia, is an affiliate member of Australian Coalition for Endometriosis (ACE), co-wrote the national schools program PPEP Talk (Periods, Pain & Endometriosis Program) and has co-authored and worked on committees for various endo research projects. She won the Women in Innovation Award for Arts in 2023, the SA Woman Allrounder Award in 2021 and Fringe Weekly Best Cabaret Award in 2021.

Following a late endometriosis diagnosis at 36 years old, Libby has dedicated her life to advocating for people with chronic illness, pain and disability through her award-winning show Endo Days and her rave-reviewed book of the same name published by Wakefield Press in 2023. She believes every person has a right to appropriate, quality health care and support.

Now with a fresh diagnosis of neurodivergence in her 40s, Libby is on another mission to empower people to learn about their bodies and brains so they can take charge of their physical and mental health.

Kama is a Natural Health Coach and Consultant with over 14 years’ experience in helping many people achieve better health and well-being through natural solutions. She is a degree qualified natural health expert with a special interest in holistic stress management, and helping women who are stuck in stress, overwhelm and anxiety to find deep calm, clarity and vitality.

She integrates many tools such as BodyMind coaching, meditation, energy work and an in-depth knowledge of natural health to support her clients. Her approach is down-to-earth and practical, balanced with spiritual intuition. She applies her knowledge and guides her clients with integrity, compassion and care.

Kama is a Mum to 2 girls and is passionate about connecting the community with natural health, breaking down the expectations of “motherhood martyrdom” and is committed to making emotional and spiritual health just as important as physical and mental health.

Kirrilly believes we all possess the self-healing powers of acceptance, wisdom, and love. As a counsellor and psychotherapist, she has provided counselling for several organizations both in the UK and Australia and now runs her own private practice, focused on supporting women. As a specialist in interpersonal trauma and people pleasing, Kirrilly sees her role as a healing facilitator, helping clients recover from past traumas and unhelpful patterns and grow into empowered, self-aware individuals who know their own worth, live to their values and speak their truth.
After seeing a need in the professional space for more effective communication skills, Kirrilly now facilitates a range of workshops and courses, helping leaders build their business through dynamic leadership. By harnessing the power of empathy and authenticity, Kirrilly believes leaders can make stronger connections, leading to more connected and productive teams, and ultimately, more powerful brands.
As a recovering people pleaser, Kirrilly understands how deeply this can affect people’s self-worth and the quality of their relationships. After going on her own journey of healing and experiencing the transformative effects for herself, Kirrilly now offers people pleasing recovery workshops.

Danielle Hayes is the founder of Calm Kids: Counselling & Wellbeing Services – a holistic mental health support service for children and adolescents in Australia. She also co-founded Time For Change, an educational wellbeing and consulting service in Bali, Indonesia.

After a 30-year career in education as a teacher, school counsellor and the principal of a holistically-based International School, Danielle felt that she needed to step out of the school system to advocate further for increased trauma awareness within schools and families. Danielle now works individually with children, adolescents and families as a holistic counsellor, providing time and a safe space for children and parents to explore their challenges and co-create their own healing journey. She is fascinated by current research into Interpersonal Neurobiology and Polyvagal Theory and describes herself as an avid lifelong learner.

Danielle is deeply passionate about the mental health challenges faced by educators and parents. Together with her partner, Anthony, she presents engaging workshops to educators, parents, and community groups in Australia and internationally. Her workshop topics include ‘Conscious Parenting’, ‘Parenting Your Anxious Child’, ‘Calm Teachers—Calm Kids’, and ‘Co-Regulation For Learning’. Danielle is also an Executive Contributor at Brainz Magazine, writing on the topics of Parenting and Child/Adolescent Mental Health.

Outside of her professional life, Danielle finds inspiration in her personal relationships. Her partner of 33 years, Anthony, her two adult children, Caitlin and Connor, and her new granddaughter, Blair, are her greatest sources of joy. She also loves to travel the world, drawing inspiration from the diverse cultures she encounters. Danielle now divides her time between Australia and her ‘soul home’, Bali, where she finds peace and rejuvenation.