Jayne Stevenson

Jayne Stevenson is a teacher, healer, and dream worker dedicated to guiding others through Jungian psychology, dream analysis, meditation, and embodied awareness. Her work bridges psychological insight with spiritual wisdom, empowering individuals to access their deeper selves and navigate life with clarity and purpose.

With a rich background in healing and esoteric traditions—including yoga, Daoist philosophy, and creative expression—Jayne brings a multidimensional approach to her work. She has explored the profound connection between identity, creativity, and personal transformation, integrating diverse disciplines rather than confining herself to a single path.

This expansive vision led to the creation of Big Shakti, a sanctuary offering teachings in self-knowledge, inner resilience, and authentic living. Through her writing, teaching, and artistic projects, Jayne fosters deep self-inquiry and encourages others to embrace their potential with wisdom and confidence.

Her work is ideal for seekers drawn to meaningful growth, integrating intellect with intuition, and balancing the inner and outer worlds for a life of greater depth and fulfillment.

You also find Jayne on jaynestevenson.com and Medium

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“Thanks for the meditation teaching, Jayne. Now I know I can meditate!”

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“I just ‘stumbled’ across your article from an online search, and all I can say is WOW. I love the framework around passion, purpose and life purpose.”

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“It feels good to be back in my body after losing myself to technology. Decoding my recurring dreams and your deep care got me there.”

My Psychotherapy Practice

In her psychotherapy practice, Jayne focuses on deep inner work, helping clients navigate the complexities of the unconscious mind. She uses Jungian psychology (focused on archetypes, shadow work, and dream analysis), along with spiritual and contemplative practices, to help people heal and grow.

Through personalized sessions, Jayne assists clients in uncovering hidden patterns, transforming emotional blockages, and cultivating resilience. Her approach is deeply introspective and integrative, merging therapeutic techniques with mystical traditions and self-development tools.

By working at the intersection of psychology, spirituality, and healing, Jayne offers a transformative path for those seeking greater self-awareness, inner strength, and a renewed sense of personal meaning. Whether through one-on-one work or her contributions to Big Shakti, she guides individuals toward a more conscious, empowered, and harmonious life.

My Journey

A traumatic car accident at age 17 led me to my principal teacher, who inspired me to study martial arts, Dao meditation, and Traditional Chinese therapies. After witnessing healing that Western medical doctors considered "lost causes," I studied and worked with my teacher for 12 years. I grew an ethical and spiritual foundation that has governed my life. 

Despite my remarkable healing, it was through Carl Jung's works that I truly understood the role of dreams and imagination in achieving wholeness. Dreams uncover long-buried emotions and the neglected parts of ourselves, offering a powerful pathway to soul healing and self-insight.

Since 2017, I have been combining my experience to help others experience optimum health, meaning and purpose. 

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Creative Work

My films have reached an international audience through screenings in art galleries, festivals, and television networks. From 1993 to 2004, I played a key role in developing an ethical Australian advertising company as Creative Director.

My Qualifications

  • Dao, Tai Chi, Traditional Chinese Therapies Certificates (Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Melbourne Australia)
  • Diploma of Design (Phillip Institute of Technology, Melbourne) 
  • Australian Writers Guild Member (Since 1993)
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"Dreams are the guiding words of the soul. Why should I henceforth not love my dreams and not make their riddling images into objects of my daily consideration?"  

Carl Jung