About Megan
Megan Lewis
Megan Lewis is a remarkable individual who has successfully merged her training as a P.S.H. therapist, energy healing therapist, Walkley Award-winning documentary photographer, author, Fujifilm ambassador, director, and producer.
These seemingly distinct disciplines have formed an integral part of her journey over the past three decades, allowing her to create impactful work that has facilitated great personal transformation for many.
Throughout her career, Megan has worked extensively in both the healing and photographic fields, often combining these talents to generate powerful outcomes. Her expertise has extended to diverse groups, ranging from celebrities to the traditional Martu Aboriginal people and many more individuals facing challenging circumstances, both within Australia and internationally.
Megan’s experiences in her photography work have brought her face-to-face with life-threatening situations, instilling resilience and courage.
In the last two years her life took a poignant turn when she confronted her own mortality due to a severe medical condition. This experience, coupled with her recovery and personal loss, reinforced her knowing in the power of inner strength and presence. Her ability to stay centred and maintain a sense of humour even in the face of death underscores the power of her inner training.
Megan’s book and her healing work with the Martu Aboriginal desert people
Megan’s contributions to the Martu Aboriginal People from Australia’s Western Desert carry great weight. Her blend of empathy, profound insights, healing capabilities, and documentary photography skills culminated in the creation of “Conversations with the Mob.” This book earned accolades and garnered significant media attention.
“Megan Lewis’s recent Conversations with the Mob featuring the Martu people of the Great Sandy Desert is simultaneously empathetic, beautiful and heartbreaking.”
Source: Tim Winton (2009, p. 11)
Winton T & Mischkulnig M 2009, Smalltown Penguin, Hamish Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Megan’s intuitive insights and healing work have quietly transformed the lives of hundreds of individuals since she began healing in the early 1990s.
Few are aware she has worked tirelessly behind the scenes helping many of her traditional Martu Aboriginal friends overcome some of life’s most harrowing situations.
Megan also, by the request of their family, stepped in without hesitation and at her own expense to become a full-time carer for two children who were in need.
Through her therapeutic practices and profound storytelling expertise, Megan has played a significant role in helping people achieve personal growth and enduring, positive change in their lives.