12/03/2026
Today I’m sharing a little more about my what happens over in the other place (which sounds sinister but it isn't)
The spaces I hold are rooted in psychology, folk traditions, neuroscience, and my training within Pagan priestess lineages. The space is also shaped by my lived experience as an AuDHD (autistic and ADHD) woman, and by my work supporting other neurodivergent people as they navigate the world. Because of this, everything I offer is neuro-affirming, trauma-informed, and as accessible as possible so anyone who finds their way here feels welcomed and supported.
I created this space to bring together the different strands of my work. As something new, it continues to shift, grow, and evolve. In the past I’ve held circles exploring cycles and seasons, earth based spirituality, folklore, and ritual through a more cognitive lens. Embodiment has always been part of these spaces, but it has become increasingly important as I’ve experienced, and witnessed in others, the shifts that come from being more connected to ourselves.
This space explores the shifting, the liminal, and the cyclical, in relationship with the outer world. Nature, tradition, folklore, and archetypes offer ways for our inner experience to be mirrored back to us.
There is also an emphasis on turning inward. Listening to and embodying our inner experience, and deepening our relationship with ritual, the more than human world, and our place within it.
What you’ll find there each month:
• An invitation into intention at the start of the month with somatic prompts and the themes we’ll explore
• A 10 to 15 minute somatic meditation and embodiment practice exploring nature, ritual, or archetypes
• Occasional reflections and posts to support your journey
• Integration invitations toward the end of the month
Paid members also get:
• A longer 45 to 60 minute somatic meditation and embodiment practice
• A live online integration circle, recorded if you can’t join live. Photo by