Where Do You Spend Your Energy?
A short essay on how much energy goes to inner conflict and old stories, and what it takes to have more left for what you want to create.
Sailing with Stress, Revisited: What I Knew Before the Boat
A sequel to my sailing-with-stress story: freezing in a wind blast, wishing I’d taken a class first, and learning to trust my own knowing.
Why I’m Choosing a Winter Pause (and Courting the Muse)
Why I’m taking a winter pause from new projects, how Chronos and Kairos time shape creative flow, and why I’m courting the muse.
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.
Witnessed—An experience of True Reflection
On being truly seen — not read, not skimmed, but witnessed — and what it confirmed about a life built differently than most.
She's Ready. So Am I.
Rewilding Yourself: A Wilderness Journey Back to Who You Actually Are is now available for pre-order. A transformational wilderness journey for women ready to come home to themselves.
Predictable, Rebellious, or Not Bothered?
When my author's copy arrived with off-center text, I asked my advance readers what they thought. Three responses, three ways of being — and what they reveal about how we move through life.
I Didn't Plan to Rewild Myself at an Art Retreat
A week on Whidbey Island turned into an unexpected rewilding journey — the Pondering Pond, Whispering Winds, the Mystic Mountains. The map has a way of finding you whether you're looking for it or not.
When You Slow Down, You Remember You Matter
Seven simple ways to tend to yourself when life gets loud — from a woman just back from her first art retreat. Self care isn't a luxury. It's how we remember we matter.