About

I’m glad you found your way here.

Maybe you have walked many paths to get here. Sat in the courses, sought the wisdom, read the books. You have done the inner work in every way you know how - with wise teachers and guides, in circles, in the searching that has taken you further than most women ever go.

And still - something remains. A quiet sense that the most essential part of you has not yet been fully met. Not healed. Not fixed. Just met.

That is exactly where I work.

I am Jo Bell Cummings - Ceremonialist, Flower Essence and Soul Healing Arts® Practitioner, and Mentor. For 15 years I have been sitting with women at the thresholds of their lives, guiding them home through the medicine of the flowers, the turning of the seasons, and the ancient wisdom of the earth.

The women who find me are not broken. They’ve simply wandered far from themselves.

And they are ready to return home.

I guide women home to themselves through the medicine of the flowers, the turning of the seasons, and the living wisdom of the Earth.

My story

I grew up in Australia in an old stone home with a garden full of flowers and old trees. That early world - the quiet, the earth underfoot, the presence of growing things - shaped the way I live and work. It is where my love for the natural world began, and in many ways it has never left.

In my early twenties I found myself drawn to the flowers - to the quiet, patient intelligence of the plant kingdom, and the way they met me in places words could not reach. I went on to study Flower Essence medicine with Ian White, David Dalton and Ameya Cohen, whose teachings deepened this relationship and are woven into everything I offer today.

My work has grown through listening - to the earth, to the plants, to spirit, and to the old ways that have been tended by women long before me. Ceremony, ritual, and a living relationship with the Kingdoms of Light and the unseen are at the heart of everything I offer. I have the deep privilege of continuing to work under the ongoing supervision and mentorship of Sharon Bolt - a teacher of extraordinary depth and dedication, whose guidance holds and shapes this work at every level.

My ancestral roots trace back to Scotland and the Orkney Islands, the Middle East, England, and Northwestern Europe. Understanding where I come from has always shaped my sense of belonging - to the land, to the lineages I carry, and to the work I am here to do.

I live in Coffin Bay, South Australia - at the edge of the Southern Ocean, among the coastal scrub and the salt wind. This landscape lives in my work. Its wildness, its silence, and its seasonal rhythms are woven into everything I offer.

Musings

My approach

A person placing red and pink flower petals into a large wooden bowl, surrounded by green leaves and small candles.
A woman with long brown hair holding a red rose close to her face with her eyes closed and smiling. She is outdoors with a blurred background of trees and sky.

I do not work from a fixed protocol. I work from presence - from deep listening, from the flowers and from the lineages that animate through me.

Every woman who comes to me is met exactly where she is. Not where I think she should be. Not where the work expects her to be. Where she actually is.

Sometimes that means sitting in silence while the flowers do their work. Sometimes it means ceremony. Sometimes it means a single session that quietly changes the direction of a life.

I trust the intelligence of this medicine implicitly. It has guided me through the many seasons of my own life thus far — and I continue to be humbled by its wisdom, its precision, and its extraordinary capacity to meet a woman exactly where she is.

Acknowledging my teachers…

My dedication, curiosity, and personal journey have taken me across Australia and around the world, seeking embodied experiences and teachings from different lands.

Over the years, I’ve been fortunate to learn from incredible teachers and mentors from across the globe. Each has shared wisdom and inspiration, and I am deeply grateful for the influence they’ve had on my path.

Acknowledging those who have shaped who I am and my work is important. In the tradition of the student-teacher relationship, recognition is a way to honour both the lineage and the sacredness of lineage.

There are many more teachers, mentors, and practitioners who have influenced my path, and I am deeply grateful to each of them.

I also honour my Family, my Ancestors, and guiding spirits. It is a privilege to come from lineages of wise, humble, and respected teachers.

My Qualifications & Certifications

If you feel the pull toward this work and this return to remembrance - trust it.

It would be an honour to walk beside you.