What makes LA COUCH truly special is our commitment to walk in two worlds—honoring the depth of Aboriginal knowledge systems while bridging it with contemporary approaches. By blending ancient wisdom with modern needs, we are not just supporting wellbeing—we are reshaping what it means. We believe this is the key to shaping a more inclusive, sustainable and healed nation for a better future for all.

We are honoured to work across diverse settings, including prisons, communities, schools, sporting clubs, government, and corporate sectors—collaborating with both Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and the broader community. Whether it’s a yarning circle in the community, a team-building workshop, or a cultural retreat in a corporate space, each experience is designed to strengthen relationships, foster cultural responsiveness, honour lived experiences, and support collective healing and sustainable wellbeing.

Lee Couch

Lee Couch is a proud Gamilaroi woman from northern New South Wales, with Chinese heritage on her maternal side and the influences of Western culture through her paternal lineage. She comes from a strong bloodline of Aboriginal women and pays respect to her ancestors by acknowledging the generations of people who have paved the way for her.  
Born on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri people in Narrm, Lee currently lives on her adopted homelands in the Victorian Alps, surrounded by the significant rivers and mountains that embody the medicine and connection to Country held by the Dhudhuroa, Waywurru, and Taungurong Peoples. 

For over 15 years, Lee has dedicated herself to inspiring peoples through their healing journey, facilitating group interactions, and providing individualised support to nurture holistic growth and transformation. Lee employs culturally responsive methodologies that honour and empower communal wellbeing.She advocates for a decolonised framework centred on remembering, reclaiming, and restoring relationships, reconnecting to Country and identity, and repairing the connections within communities.

Her dreaming is to create a beautiful life and a greater living experience to honour the hardship and poverty her mob has endured through colonisation.

Lee's Qualifications Include

  • Certificate in Mindfulness & Meditation.
  • Diploma certified Wayapa Wuurrk Practitioner
  • Dadirri trained We-AL-li- TICP
  • Cultural Safety Trauma Informed
  • Mental Health First Aid
  • Certificate IV in Kinesiology
  • Intensive training in Regression Therapy
  • Access Consciousness Bars Practitioner Training
  • Reiki
  • Short Course in Aromatheray
  • Certificate IV Training & Assessment