The Team

Jennifer Hall

Based outside of Seattle, Jennifer's primary focus is working with the Bengston Method as a practitioner and teacher. Working remotely with people and animals, she strives to help her clients tap into their own individual wisdom, as they work towards healing.

In the early 1990s, Jennifer began working in the energy healing field. She is trained and experienced in several energy healing techniques, plant medicine, energy psychology and counselling.

Discovering the Bengston Method in 2016 through several workshops with Bill, she works as a Bengston practitioner, teacher and co-facilitates Bengston practice groups.

As a healer, Jennifer uses a gentle, creative and intuitive approach. While Bengston is her primary method, she intuitively uses different modalities on their own, or blends them together depending on the needs of each individual client.

Jennifer understands each person needs physical, mental and spiritual healing. She continues to be drawn to the Bengston Method for this reason - it is uniquely powerful in addressing all these aspects with ease.

Tink Stephenson

With a background in law, PR & marketing, international animal welfare and a foray into apparel development, Tink found her way to the Bengston Method via the Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS). On the way home from a biomimicry workshop in Costa Rica in 2009, Tink became aware of IONS and while devouring as much of their material as was available online, she discovered the work of William 'Bill' Bengston.

After reading Bill's book and completing the audio course, Tink kept an eye on Bill from a far, aware that he only taught in person. However this changed during the Covid years, and Tink subsequently had the distinct privilege of doing a number of workshops online with Bill.

In the wake of the initial workshop, Margaret Nies (Bill's wife) connected Tink with Jennifer Hall. Fast forward several months to October 2024 and Tink and Jennifer started a weekly Bengston Method practice group together.

Tink currently lives on the Kāpiti coast along with her husband, in-laws, four dogs, one cat and a large permaculture garden.