Walking Together Mentorship Programs
A dedicated space to deepen your relationship with yourself, your life and the questions these times are asking of you.
Some journeys benefit from being walked alongside another.
Our one-to-one programmes offer ongoing support, reflection and accountability for those seeking to integrate personal transformation into everyday life. Rooted in depth psychology, embodiment, Irish wisdom traditions and the living world, these programmes provide a steady container for meaningful change.
Why work one-to-one?
While our immersions offer powerful moments of insight and connection, lasting transformation often unfolds through sustained relationship.
Working individually allows us to meet your unique story, challenges and aspirations with greater depth and care.
Together, we create space to slow down, reflect deeply and cultivate the inner capacities needed to navigate both personal transitions and the wider changes shaping our world.
What We Explore
Every journey is different, but areas of exploration may include:
Life transitions and change
Purpose and meaning
Emotional resilience
Relationships and belonging
Nervous system regulation and embodiment
Inner child and developmental patterns
Irish identity, ancestry and inherited stories
Spirituality and contemplative practice
Creativity and expression
Ecology, interbeing and relationship with the living world
Integrating insight into everyday life
Choose Your Journey
We offer three pathways, depending on the depth of support you're seeking.
Three Months
Begin the Journey
For those seeking focused support during a particular season of life.
Six one-to-one sessions (two per month)
The option of working with one, two or all three of our team
Access to the Síolta Voices Library
Personal practices and reflections between sessions
Email support as needed
Six Months
Deepen the Work
For those ready to explore patterns more fully and integrate meaningful change over time.
Includes everything above, with additional continuity and space for deeper inquiry.
Nine Months
Rooting into Transformation
Designed for profound personal transformation.
Nine months allows insight to become lived experience through consistent practice, reflection and relationship.
This pathway offers the greatest opportunity for lasting integration.
Choose Your Guide
HANNAH BOWLER
Founder, Mentor, Facilitator, Artist.
I founded Síolta in 2023 with a vision of laying the foundations for a community rooted in personal and collective growth, where inner transformation becomes the ground from which a more connected future can emerge.
My work sits at the meeting place of depth psychology, embodiment, interpersonal relationship, ecology and culture. While much of modern wellbeing focuses on individual optimisation, I am interested in a wider question: how do we become people who are resourced enough to contribute meaningfully to the communities, cultures and futures we are creating together?
I believe that personal transformation is never solely personal. The way we relate to ourselves shapes how we relate to one another, to the natural world and to the systems we participate in every day. For me, inner work is not an escape from the world but a preparation for meeting it with greater presence, responsibility and imagination.
Through workshops, retreats, mentoring and community gatherings, I create spaces where people can slow down, reconnect with themselves, explore the deeper patterns shaping their lives, and cultivate the psychological and emotional capacity needed to navigate complexity with integrity.
I hold a First Class MA in Jungian (Depth) Psychology, where my research explored Jungian somatics, the inner child and the integration of psychological opposites. My work also draws from years of study in body-based approaches, contemplative traditions, yoga, relationship education and collective healing practices. I am currently completing an MSc in Integrative Psychotherapy, and I see myself as a lifelong student, continually learning from teachers, community and the living world.
In founding Síolta, I came to recognise healing as both an individual and collective endeavour. Through collaboration with practitioners, artists, thinkers and community leaders, Síolta seeks to nurture a culture of depth, reciprocity and conscious participation, supporting people not simply to feel better, but to become active participants in shaping a more connected, compassionate and life-giving future.
At the heart of my work is a simple belief: the seeds we plant within ourselves inevitably grow into the world around us. By tending to those seeds with care, we help create the conditions for communities, and future generations, to flourish.
JENNY O’HARE
Facilitator, Educator, Mentor.
My work is rooted in deep ecology, and the belief that all realities are interconnected, and situated within systems and cycles. As a facilitator, I work with groups in cultivating our ecological selves, dis-entangling some of our griefs, and honing our belonging. As an educator, I teach climate and emotional literacy, taking a regenerative approach to people, process and place. As a mentor, I work with individuals in honouring our personal stories and growing our wholeness.
Taking a systems approach means realising that not one thing is separate from another. Our grief is not separate from a shifting landscape.Our cultural inheritance is influenced by systems of colonialism and power that morph and live through us. Our wellbeing and thriving is intrinsically linked to biodiversity, community health, freedom of expression and spiritual sustenance. I support individuation rather than individualism - Seeing the gift in every life, towards a richer tapestry of mutual shining and thriving.
I hold a masters in ecological conservation, training in eco-therapy & eco-psychology, in ritual, rites of passage, grief and death & dying, as well as social theory and hosting the conversations that matter. I am passionate about what can emerge when we meet life with the fullness of our attention and intention, together, le chéile, because we were never meant to do this alone. My tools are varied; ecosomatics, interpersonal dialogue, ancestral grief ritual, and the wisdom of the individual as part of the whole.
My relationship with Ireland is rich and complex. I have walked these animist lands as kin since I was a child. My inner landscape is the wild rocky shores, mountains and sweeping sands of the south west coast. Gaeilge hums in my heartbeat, istigh ionam. But I also needed to leave - knew there was more to experience as a human than was immediately available here in this somewhat closed colloquial culture. I lived abroad and travelled far, learning from other lands, peoples and cultures, and returned home in 2021.
Amidst a surging language and cultural revival, there are whispers of indigeneity here that are rare in our increasingly monocultural world. There is will and beauty, and a hunger for what is real and true. There is ground that is ripe for exploration and expansion beyond the shackles of colonialism, catholicism and capitalism. And an increasing capacity for a resolution to stories past, and a resolve for futures possible.
CLAIRE KILLILEA
Coach, Facilitator, Guide.
My work is at the meeting place of shadow work, ritual and relationship, creating spaces where people can meet the parts of themselves that have been silenced, forgotten or suppressed. It is rooted in the belief that our shadows are deeply human and, when explored, have the capacity to reconnect us with ourselves and each other, allowing us to cultivate more authentic relationships.
I believe that when we are willing to turn towards what has been hidden, whether that is grief, shame, fear, loneliness or inherited stories, something profoundly life-activating begins to emerge. The shadows we fear often become the very places from which our deepest truth, creativity and purpose can grow.
My work draws together trauma-informed practice, shadow work, somatic approaches, ritual, coaching and the Irish grief tradition of keening. Together, these offer ways of honouring life's thresholds, whether that is bereavement, relationship endings, identity shifts, burnout, illness, becoming a parent, or the quiet deaths and rebirths that shape every human life. I see these moments not just as endings, but as initiations into a deeper relationship with ourselves.
Alongside my work through CLAIRITY, I continue to work within the corporate world as a workplace wellbeing consultant. Keeping a foot in both worlds has taught me how to adapt across different languages and environments, while recognising that the human experience is remarkably the same.
Through 1:1 mentorship, rites of passage, retreats, ceremonies, keening and The Unspoken podcast, I create spaces where people can unveil themselves, share the truth of their experience, and discover the wisdom that can only emerge when they give voice to their unfiltered truth.
At the core of everything I do is a simple belief: grief is our birthright. It is one of the deepest expressions of life we possess. When it is witnessed, honoured and given space, it becomes not only a pathway through loss, but a doorway into a more authentic, alive and fully lived life. I believe in keeping these ancient traditions alive while allowing them to evolve to meet the needs of modern life, in the hope of contributing, in some small way, to a culture that remembers how to grieve, how to belong, and ultimately, how to be human.
Included in Every Programme
✔ Two one-to-one sessions each month
✔ The choice of working with one, two or all three guides.
✔ Access to the complete Síolta Voices Library
✔ Guided practices and reflective resources
✔ Personalised recommendations from our library
✔ Ongoing support between sessions
✔ A grounded, relational space for honest conversation
Begin the Conversation
Every journey begins with a conversation.
We invite you to complete the application and we’ll be in touch to arrange a complimentary discovery call to explore whether this programme feels like the right fit for where you are.