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NAVA'S EVENTS
BOOK ACCOMODATION
March - May
September - November
1:1 or small group. (8 participants max)
BOOK THE SPACE
December - February
June - August
1:1 Immersion with NAVA
Starting in November 2025
Friday's at 4pm - 4.30pm
Come and get a feel for the place and meet caretaker. Scooter-Coco
BOOK A TOUR
Five Nights Accommodation (Tues-Sat)
Summer & Winter
For Creatives, Visionaries, Leaders & Facilitators of Growth
THE SPACE
THE EXPERIENCE
Personal growth workshops
Healing circles & constellation sessions
Creative writing groups or book clubs
Ceremonies of transition (birthdays, grief, milestones, endings)
Brainstorming or ideation sessions for founders, artists, and visionaries
Spiritual discussion circles or quiet theological inquiry
Open-air meditations, sound healing, or movement rituals
Gatherings or peer-led inquiry
Dreaming and visioning retreats
Small leadership retreats or board reflection sessions
Therapist peer supervision or training pods
Neurodivergent rest and processing circles
Reintegration spaces after big life events
Photography sessions & styled shoots
Short-form recording or filming sessions (e.g. interviews, reels, artist statements)
THE LOCATION
My grandfather once owned land right on the beach, but he kept the blocks a few suburbs inland, where the soil was richer, where food could grow, and where life was made by hand. At the time, it wasn’t about the decadence of a view. It was about survival.
I didn’t understand that when I was younger. But now I do.
This land, set just back from Adelaide’s western coastline, still carries that same intention. It wasn’t chosen for status, but for what it could grow, hold, and heal. Dancing Zen honours that choice.
And while this land was handed down through my own family, I also know it was never truly ours.
We are on Kaurna Yerta, the traditional lands of the Kaurna people.
To them and to the ancestors of this land I bow.
May my tending honour their tending. May this place restore what was taken.
I built this space because I know how hard it is to do meaningful work in shallow, unfeeling environments.
Rooms where more people means more value and smaller groups are squeezed into lounges, community spaces or uninspired corners, as if intimacy were less important than numbers.
Bigger rooms can mean less intimacy, more noise, and a thinner sense of connection.
Dancing Zen is my answer to that.
Here, facilitators can stay onsite, and take time for themselves in the space.
Whether you're guiding others or reconnecting with yourself, this place was designed to hold you so you can hold your people.
There’s growing academic evidence across psychology, architecture, leadership, and learning design confirming what many of us already know:
Environment shapes transformation.
Environment shapes creativity.
Environment shapes leadership.
Because anchoring humanity isn’t just a hope—it’s a structure
And it begins with how we hold space.
RESEARCH
Founder & Curator