CMP Ambassadors

Ambassadors are great supporters of the vision and cause of Counselling Men Project. They are men and women who love our existence and are a great source of inspiration to us. Check out below who they are.

Simone Dunlop is an Advisory Board specialist assisting business owners realise their potential.

We invited her to be one of our ambassadors because the work she does connects deeply with part of our vision to enable our community to promote a system that leads to human development and fulfilment over profit.

With a background working for global corporate and big business, as well as owning small business and start-ups, she understands all the requirements of running a highly effective, productive, and organic business. A business that promotes the celebration of life.

She is cognisant that business owners seek professional advice to enable their businesses to grow and succeed without damaging the positive course of life.

Her approach ensures the businesses and clients she works with are matched with insightful advice for healthy growth.

One of the dreams of Counselling Men Project is to see a community living a life where work and finances are not the higher priority. It is part of life, but the higher priority is the celebration of life. Simone works in that direction.

If you want to get in touch with her, please send an email to us'.

Brother Tony Hempenstall has lived at the Archer Mountain Community as a Christian Brother with a mission to care for our Planet and our Natural Landscape by leading many people towards the value of stillness. His passion is to awaken in people a new consciousness of the beauty and wonder of the magnificent planet we live on, to protect it, and to enjoy it.

Counselling Men Project is proud to have him as our first Ambassador, as it connects deeply with our value mentioned above. Stillness leads to a life that includes conscious examinations based on Solitude, Silence, Contemplation, and a strong connection with Nature – the deeper sense of what Being means which we can learn from Indigenous cultures.

If you want to get in touch with him, please send an email to us.