In Canada, Shashona owned and operated a tipi village, A Wawa TaË Mee kee Wapa ("The people's village") and a canoe/kyak outfitting business, "Grass River Outfitters", a cultural awareness experience open to all people globally. Through these businesses, Shashona brought in Elders to share their stories and legends and invited other Medicine Men and Women from many other First Nations areas to conduct Ceremony and work with visitors. She also brought in schools to teach the children about Swampy Cree heritage.

Shashona's teachings are of the Native Canadian Swampy Cree Nation of Northern Manitoba, Canada. She has lived in Australia for 12 years now and still hasn't mastered the Aussie accent. Shashona is a traditional healer who carries the sacred medicine bundle and the sacred pipe. She has been gifted to work with Energy and Teachings. She is also a registered paramedic instructor.

Andrew has lead an interesting life this time around, born into a strict religion from which his parents were ex-communicated for not following the rules. After this, Andrew played by the rules for the next 35 years, ultimately as a lawyer for the big end of town. At the same time, he lived another life as a committed family man who meditated daily and was immersed in his personal spiritual quest, a life only his family knew about. His “mid-life awakening” came at 40 and led to a commitment – to live as one person, bringing spirituality and life together in all things.

Andrew has been helping clients move on from the past as coach, mentor and therapist since 2008, helping draw back the veil of ego defensiveness for those brave enough to confront the enormity of who they are. Andrew’s core expertise is in the patterns of human behaviour, releasing the past and uncovering the path to emotional balance and power.