NGĀKAU COLLECTIVE

Helping people rediscover who they are through guided self-discovery, practical tools, and heart-led support.

What is Ngākau Collective?

Ngākau Collective is an online space that weaves Māori wisdom with grounded personal growth practices.

Through self-led courses, creative resources, and community reflections, it creates space to pause, reflect, and grow — in ways that are both personal and connected.

Who this is for

Ngākau Collective supports those who are seeking clarity, confidence, and deeper connection with themselves.

Too often, we find ourselves performing for acceptance, shaping into what we think others want to see. Here, the masks can fall away. Authenticity here means honouring yourself and others with aroha, respect, and openness.

Ngākau Collective is a space to arrive as you are.

Why Ngākau Collective?

Because the path of self-discovery can feel overwhelming when walked alone.

Ngākau Collective was created to share the lessons I've learned through my own experiences - so you feel supported, guided and better equipped to navigate your journey while avoiding some of the bumps I faced along the way.

Ways we can walk together

Ngākau Collective offers different pathways of support.

 

Ngākau Journey

Our flagship course and the heart of Ngākau Collective. This guided journey gives you the tools and support to break through old patterns, step into clarity, and create lasting change in your life — drawing on reflection, te ao Māori perspectives, and practical guidance.

 

Begin Your Journey

 Ngākau Toi

Creative resources like cards, printables, and artwork for mindful expression.

Ngākau Kōrero

Conversations, reflections, and collective connection. 

Ngākau Connections

Personalised 1:1 guidance for deeper support.

Want to know more?

Begin with Ngākau Awakening — a free short course to get a feel for the journey.

Or step straight into Ngākau Journey – The Shift and start moving forward today.

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Acknowledgement of Country

Ngākau Collective acknowledges the Dharug people as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we live, work, and create. I pay my deepest respects to their Elders past and present, and honour the continuing connection of First Nations peoples to land, waters, and culture.

Always was, always will be, Aboriginal land.

As Ngākau weaves its roots from Aotearoa into this whenua, I honour the shared spirit of resilience, sovereignty, and sacred knowing that lives in all Indigenous cultures.