Sue Jakes is a registered psychologist. Nadine Delaney is a mental health social worker.

Together, they are the co-founders of Nature Based Therapies Australia – an organisation providing professional development opportunities to practitioners in the nature-based therapies sector.

In this final episode of the series, Beyond the Divide draws on their experience and explores how evidence-based therapies, with nature as the co-facilitator, can assist and support clients from a diverse background to regain a renewed sense of self.

In this special spring episode of Beyond the Divide, Rachel Baigent shares some deep personal reflections about growing up with a younger brother with Down syndrome.

The CEO of Witmore Limited, a disability service provider in Singleton, shares her perspective of what individuals with disability have to offer their communities.

A driving focus of Rachel's work is how service delivery can be improved to achieve her hope for a sense of belonging and fulfilment for all individuals living with disability.

Singleton’s own Tony Ovington shares his personal experiences about overcoming challenges following a traumatic workplace accident and how his strengths help him to not only support others but thrive while living life in rural NSW. An insightful final episode of season one of the Beyond the Divide podcast!