Finding Warmth in the In-Between Season
Seasonal living in the chilly weeks before woodstove season: sweaters, sourdough, a mug in the sun, and small pockets of warmth while you wait.
Further Along
The Rewilding Field Guide pairs each step of the journey with body-based practices, including Jin Shin Jyutsu points, so insight moves through you.
Scary Beautiful
A quarterly reflection on massage, brainstorming, and the year of writing — on why structure is what makes it possible to work at your edge instead of past it.
Out of Apples
Decades ago, a dusty secondhand book changed the direction of my life in about a hundred pages. Here's why I wrote one, hoping to do the same for someone else.
She Who Holds Our Freedom
Before Rewilding Yourself was a book, she was a painting. A painting that wrote a story.
I Was Somewhere Else
On forgetting a deadline, choosing a yes and ten days that don't come easily anymore.
Six Roses, and a Face I Still Remember
On living through a dark night of the soul in a town that didn't approve of energy work, and learning we rarely know what we're doing for others just by healing ourselves.
The Nudge—On trusting a feeling before you can explain it
A finished plan, an unexpected pivot, and what it means to trust an inner sensation before you can fully explain it.
The Impermanence of All Things
Original mixed-media painting by Suzanne Schevene Brokaw showing pale vertical forms rising from a swirling coral and green underlayer
The Monkey I Didn't Ask For
A painting session that didn't go as expected and what showed up instead. On trusting what emerges.