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YOU ARE READY.

Ready to feel nourished by parenthood; connected to your purpose, your people, and your planet; to feel proud of the world your children are inheriting.

You are ready for the village.

I’m in this with you.

After becoming a mother, I quickly realized the nuclear family system that was sold to me as “the end goal” was anything but. At the first sign of resentment, I knew something had to change.

Then I discovered “revillaging” — inspired by wisdom from countless others  — and our lives transformed for the better. 

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I don’t have all the answers — just some magical skillsets to share.

As a twice-certified coach, I’m practiced in helping you receive what you truly desire.

As a visionary, I’m here to reflect back and amplify your wildest dreams.

As a strategist, I connect dots that you may be too close to see.

As a fellow revillager, I’m your comrade on the path, cheering you on.

The truth is

Regardless of where this finds you, my commitment to you is the same:

✶︎ To connect you to what truly matters to you

✶︎ To light a candle on my own altar for your village vision

✶︎ To help you see the next step when everything’s fuzzy

✶︎ To remind you of what you already know

Everything I’ve ever been is woven into this act of service for you

As long as I’ve been here, I’ve been a deep thinker, creator of worlds, and puzzle-wiz. It’s my nature to question everything, dream big, and connect the dots to get there. (Thank my Capricorn Sun, Aquarius Rising)

My curiosity has led me to many places — from working for the world’s leading ad agencies; to certifications in coaching, yoga, and mindful facilitation; to creating transformational workshops for corporate leaders; to producing This is How We Care podcast… just to name a few. 

I live my life as an experiment, taking what I learn and sharing it authentically with you so you can benefit from my successes, AND my mistakes.

my biggest credential?

I care deeply.

I cry for the earth, I cry for our children, I cry for what’s possible. I pray and practice show up in deep devotion. I’m here to reconnect us to what truly matters — and revillaging is how we get there.

What is revillaging?

Revillaging is the return to our interdependence.

It is a creative, relational, and spiritual journey that invites us to show up with presence, weave practice with play, and root ourselves in communal care, authentic connection, creativity, and reciprocity.

  • A lot of revillaging is experienced as a being grounded which makes sense, since we’re “rooting into place”, connecting to our small part in an ecosystem of many living beings in the human and more-than-human world.

    From this, we may find ourselves feeling: 

    • Purpose 

    • Belonging

    • Safety

    • Ease

    • Connection

    • Love

    • Fulfillment

    • Joy

    • Support

    • Nervous System Regulation 

    These are all elements of secure attachmentwhich we’re also cultivating through a revillaging lens.

  • Attachment theory is a psychological framework that explains how our early relationships—especially with caregivers—shape our ability to form emotional bonds throughout life.

    It’s based on the idea that humans are wired for connection. The way we are cared for — through touch, responsiveness, eye contact, consistency — in infancy and childhood creates internal blueprints for how we relate to others, regulate emotions, and feel safe in the world.

    Secure attachment develops when a child experiences consistent, attuned, and responsive care. It doesn’t mean perfect parenting—it means repairable connection.

    A securely attached person tends to:

    • Trust others and feel safe in relationships

    • Regulate their emotions more easily

    • Seek support when needed—and offer it in return

    • Explore the world with confidence, knowing they can return to safety

  • Secure attachment is cultural repair. 

    An attachment village recognizes this:

    We need multiple attuned caregivers, or alloparents, tending to the needs of our children. This forms when we move away from the nuclear family structure and back towards the attachment village model.

    In this: 

    • Children grow up surrounded by multiple safe adults

    • Parents are resourced enough to attune, not just survive

    • Adults can co-regulate and support each other—not isolate in silence

Revillaging is how we restore the conditions that make secure attachment possible—not just for kids, but for us all.

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There is nothing “new” about revillaging”.

This is more about “returning”, “remembering”, “recalling”, “regenerating” as it is about creating something new.

Deep in our cells we know how to do this; we just need the commitment to practice these ways out loud, in our day-to-day, together.

(A massive shout out to my teachers on this revillaging path so far.)

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revillaging needs containers

Containers hold us in a “basket” of support as we transition from way of being to another.

Revillaging is transformative, calling upon us to play with new ways of being, releasing outgrown identities, and stepping into a new world while simultaneously bringing it to life. 

The Revillaging containers I offer create scaffolding, context, and a place of devotion, helping you to:

Define what it is you want to see, what ‘success’ would feel like, your desires

Practice and play with the embodiment of your “inner villager” without judgement 

Reflect on what you’re discovering, and integrate those learnings as embodied wisdom

Focus your energy, time, money and attention towards what really matters to you

Still want to learn more about “revillaging”?

Check out the Revillaging Playbook: where I lay out for you a framework for thinking about “the village” and your role within it.

Book a free call with me and we’ll explore how revillaging could support you in some of your challenges today.

May I be a helpful person to you. 

May our connection be of service to who you are becoming, what you long for, and need.


If you’ve made it this far, we’re meant to be kin.