Jayne Stevenson

Jayne Stevenson is a writer, filmmaker and creator with an active interest in healing and spirituality. From 1982 to 1992 Jayne studied with a master of Traditional Chinese Medicine and martial arts, Professor Lun Wong, in Melbourne, Australia.

Traditional Chinese therapeutic massage, Tai Chi, Dao meditation and mind-body integration

An accomplished practitioner of traditional Chinese therapeutic massage, Tai Chi and Dao meditation, Jayne has developed an in-depth understanding of the principals of mind-body integration.

While studying Chinese healing arts, Jayne pursued an education in filmmaking and design. She wrote, directed and produced several films that have screened in art galleries, cinemas and television networks around the world, including Australia, USA and Europe.

Jayne’s greatest love is originality and creativity. Over her life she has pursued her interest in communicating ancient authentic healing and wisdom and creativity to the modern world in accessible and meaningful ways.

Jayne Stevenson's filmography:

Yoga of the Heart. A documentary about the community work of Swami Satyananda Saraswati and his tantric festival in India.
Love Is. A documentary that explores the diverse meaning of love.
The Invisible Girl. A drama about the emotional alienation of a teenage girl living in a creative wasteland.
For Want Of. A crime romance story that unfolds through various styles of song.
Italian Boys. Documents the uniqueness of second-generation Italian boys living in Australia.