The Deborah Wolf

04/09/2026

Last night was 🎤💥

03/09/2026

DANGEROUS WOMEN. 🖤

What a fu***ng night.

Thank you to every woman who walked through those doors tonight, who listened, laughed, shared, spoke, witnessed, connected and let herself take up a little more space.

To our incredible panel of women - thank you for your honesty, your stories, your courage and for showing us what becomes possible when women stop shrinking themselves to make the world more comfortable.

And to everyone in the room: you made this night what it was.

I walked away feeling even more certain that we need spaces like this. Spaces where women can talk about the things we’re usually told to soften, hide, swallow or keep to ourselves.

And apparently… we’re doing it again. 😈

DANGEROUS WOMEN returns October 22.

Early bird tickets are now in my bio links xx

02/09/2026

Today I am a bleeding woman.

A week late, on the day of Dangerous Women.

I feel a deep release and exhale as my body has been holding and holding, in anticipation for tonight.

I’m swimming in liminal red waters, myths and stories are circling me and I’m deeply curious about tonight.

The usual urge to share, push, and promote the next event has subsided, my body yearns for rest, comfort, the cave, and to be around other Women.

This is how we look after ourselves for the rest of the month, leaning into rest at this time is the medicine.

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01/09/2026

I bloody love this feeling. 🔥

A room filling with women who have said YES.

An idea that started as a little spark becoming a room we literally can’t fit another person into.

SOLD OUT.

That fullness. That abundance. That juiciness.

And knowing that soon, we all get to be in that room together.

Dangerous Women is officially SOLD OUT. 🖤

TICKETS FOR OCT 22nd are now available (Link in Bio) xx

01/09/2026

Tamara the Brave is a teacher, mentor and shamanic practitioner whose work centres on energetic mastery, internal authority and the reclamation of a woman’s capacity to trust what she knows.

Her work brings together shamanic practice, embodiment, ritual and rites of passage, mentoring women to live from internal authority, be able to tell the whole truth and stay fully home in themselves.

She is the creator of INCARNATE, a year-long mentorship for women devoted to building the capacity to live what they know, and is currently preparing to lead a women’s Vision Quest, an ancient rite of passage that invites us to step out of the noise of ordinary life and into direct encounter with themselves, Country and Creator.

We are so happy to welcome Tamara to Dangerous Women this Thursday night in Byron.

Dangerous Women is a night of bold conversations, untold stories and unapologetic women taking the stage to speak the things we’ve been taught to keep quiet.

Dangerous Women is nearly sold out
Thursday, September 3rd
Byron Bay

TICKETS ON BIO 🔥

30/08/2026

I’ve been keeping something delicious under wraps for the last few months…

Something lush, expansive, indulgent and a little bit audacious is coming to Byron Bay this December.

Pleasure. Money. Expression. Power.

I’m creating this one with Freer Bonne from Embodied Speaking and Isabel Lamar from Turned On Living… and I genuinely cannot wait to show you what we’ve been dreaming up.

For now, I’ll just say this:

Are you ready to be WIDE OPEN? ❤️‍🔥

More very, very soon xx

29/08/2026

Anticipation is delicious🫦

26/08/2026

Content note: suicidality and mental health.

I have shared the personal story in these slides because experiences like this are often spoken
about only after they have been neatly resolved.

We hear the story once someone has survived,
healed and found meaning, but rarely hear much about the confusing space in between.

That silence can make people feel as though they are the only ones who have ever questioned whether they want to remain here, lost an entire sense of who they are, or watched their old life fall away without knowing what will replace it.

This is what drew me to The Forbidden Arts.

This immersive evening explores death,
transformation and the erøtic arts in honour of World Su***de Prevention Day.

It approaches these experiences through sh***ri, embodied dance, poetry, ancient storytelling, live visual art, ritual and conversation, giving shape to things that can be incredibly difficult to explain in ordinary language.

It also explores the many deaths we experience while we are still living: identities we can no
longer inhabit, relationships that end, beliefs that collapse, dreams we release and former
versions of ourselves we eventually have to let go.

I believe art can take us into conversations that facts and explanations alone cannot always
reach.

It can help us witness an experience without trying to fix it, rush it or turn away from it.
That is why I wanted to share this event with you.

The Forbidden Arts
Sunday, September 13
Chapel 1885, Collingwood
4–10 pm
Dinner and drinks included

Ticket link in bio 🔗

The Forbidden Arts

26/08/2026

I love sharing events that touch the places we don’t always know how to speak about.

Many years ago, I moved through a period of profound darkness when I wasn’t sure I wanted to keep going. I also know what it is to come through that experience and discover that the loss of an old self can eventually make space for an entirely different life.

This is why The Forbidden Arts feels so personal to me. In honour of World Su***de Prevention Day, the evening explores death, transformation and erøs through sh***ri, dance, poetry, storytelling, visual art, ritual and conversation.

It makes space for conversations about the end of life, as well as the smaller deaths we experience when an identity, relationship, belief, dream or former version of ourselves falls away.

I’m grateful that events like this exist and that these experiences are being met with curiosity, compassion and human connection.

Sunday, September 13
Chapel 1885, Collingwood

Find out more here:

An immersive evening exploring death, transformation, and the erotic arts in honour of World Su***de Prevention Day.

26/08/2026

I love saying no.
It’s delicious.
It gives me space to figure it out.
Space to do what I want.
To follow my gut, my pleasure. My yums.

I never used to be able to say no, it felt rude.
Made me seem like I was ungrateful.

Can we please just kick this habit to the curb?

Saying no makes my Yes’s more real and solid.
I get to choose how I want to live, what I want to do with my time.

My no might disappoint people, but it hurts me more. And I can hold their discomfort and myself at the same time

DANGEROUS WOMEN
September 3rd
BYRON BAY
Aureus Art Studio

FINAL TICKETS REMAINING TICKETS IN BIO.