Miles Inward

The story behind Miles Inward

My name is Brendan Larcombe, and Miles Inward has grown from my own journey through addiction, recovery and finding a different way to live.

For more than 20 years, addiction was part of my life. Today, with around eight years in recovery, I draw on those experiences to connect with others who are navigating challenges or looking for change.

Running and walking became an important part of my recovery. Movement gave me space to reflect, face difficult feelings and build trust in myself. Alongside culture, community and purpose, it helped me find a way forward—one step at a time.

That journey continues to shape how I work. I know change can be uncomfortable, and asking for help takes courage. I also know the value of having someone beside you who listens without judgement and sees your potential.

With around 6 years of experience working in youth wellbeing, I bring both professional experience and lessons from my own life. Through Miles Inward, I combine movement, honest conversations, reflection and cultural connection to support people to explore who they are, what matters to them and what their next step could look like.

My approach is to meet people where they are. You don’t need to be a runner or have everything figured out to begin.

Miles Inward is about creating space to move, connect and find clarity—at your own pace.