Lisa Riannson is an artist known for her blend of abstract elements and realistic watercolor techniques. Her art captures the beauty of contrast, vivid colors, and intricate details, whether it’s the delicate dance of glass reflections or the boldness of abstract expression.
Linda and I always have fun and engaging conversations. In this podcast we talked about the concept of The Wild Feminine, a more detailed exploration of what the wild feminine actually is (kind of tricky actually), and ways in which we can invite more of the wild feminine way of being into our daily lives.
And wonderful news! Linda’s first book, Homecoming: One Woman’s Story of Dismantling the Inner Cage and Freeing Her Wild Feminine Soul, will soon be available on Amazon.com.
On this episode Cindy Winsel and I talk about creativity, addiction recovery, and what makes us ridiculously happy as visual artists.
Cindy is a Cindy is a Creative Depth Coach and Artist where she uses many different creative methods to design individual and group care for mind/body/spirit. She is also a certified Zentangle and Soul Collage facilitator.
She is SO fun to work with!!
Learn more about Cindy and her work at cindywinsel.com
For the past two decades Larisa has specialized in trauma healing, embodiment skills, and supporting healthy boundaries. She’s especially passionate about ancestral healing and supporting those in recovery from a black-white, us-them view of the world.
Brooke is a holistic nutritionist and life coach whose business, Nourish the Sacred, focuses on helping people align with their true nature by listening to and caring for their body, mind, and spirit. She is also a creator of ritual wellness products that support personal healing.
Linda is a wild feminine soul guide and Qoya movement teacher who has been on a quest for the last decade to reclaim her wild. She spent five years on the hero’s journey, escaping all the external cages she thought were keeping her constrained. But after changing nearly everything in her life and realizing that she still didn’t feel the wildness she most longed for, she set out on the heroine’s descent to dismantle the cage that existed within.
Heidi Timer is a yoga instructor, active isolated stretching practitioner, and myofascial massage therapist with over 20 years of experience in the Health & Wellness industry. Heidi’s observation that “The emotional experience of life is stifled by our over productive and strictly structured modern lifestyles. We are too tired and too distracted by all our obligations to even realize that some of our suffering originates on an emotional or spiritual level” led her to develop an offering to help people reconnect with their lives in a magical and emotional way and start creating a life they love.
Linda is a wild feminine soul guide and Qoya movement teacher who has been on a quest for the last decade to reclaim her wild. She spent five years on the hero’s journey, escaping all the external cages she thought were keeping her constrained. But after changing nearly everything in her life and realizing that she still didn’t feel the wildness she most longed for, she set out on the heroine’s descent to dismantle the cage that existed within.
Kohenet Ketzirah Lesser (she/her/hers) is a maker and teacher of the sacred arts and a corporate priestess. Through Devotaj Sacred Arts she creates Jewishly-rooted objects and artifacts that serve not only as spiritual tools in the present, but also as a dialogue between past and possible futures. Her work is rooted in Jewish mystical, magickal, healing, and folk practices across space, time, and all the worlds. She received ordination as a Kohenet from the Kohenet Hebrew Priestess Institute in 2009, as part of the first cohort.
You can learn more about Ketzirah on her websites: DevotojSacredArts.com and CorporatePriestess.com.
Erika Cleveland is an artist, writer, and former art therapist. Her mission is to work with women at mid to late life transition whose roles and identities no longer fit and who urgently want to reconnect to their true selves.
In this podcast, Erika and I discuss her new online class, “Befriending Our Shadow” which begins in early April.
