Wild Roots

01/20/2026

I’ll be attending Rites of the Womb on February 1 ~new moon, Imbolc, Nibi Wabo~ so much alignment

Every layer of this feels so deeply connected. The new moon’s dark soil of possibility. Imbolc’s quiet promise of return. Womb rites as a remembering, a releasing, a re-rooting.

It feels like standing at a threshold—planting something sacred in the unseen. 🌑🔥💧

✨Next Event ✨
Rite of the Womb
Sunday, February 1st 11:00-4:00
This isn't just an event - it's a sacred reclamation!
•Soothing sound meditations
•Heartfelt rituals & reflection
•Intentional creations
• Rite of the Womb initiation
See website for more info and sign up
Goodhealthisahabit.com/events

01/07/2026

Snow on the land, warmth in my hands.
Rooting into stillness, listening to what wants to rise.
🌲🤎

12/22/2025

✨ Happy Solstice ✨

At Wild Roots Collective, we believe in gathering with purpose — to remember who we are, to tend what’s growing, and to come home to ourselves.

This July, I’m deeply honored to be co-creating a 3-day, all-inclusive retreat alongside Helene Drouin and Sandy Watmough called
🌿 Soul Journey to Intimacy 🌿

This is a sacred pause in the season — an invitation to soften, to listen inward, and to explore intimacy as a relationship with self, body, truth, and connection.

Together, we’ll share ceremony, embodied practices, reflection, nourishment, and intentional community in a grounded, nature-held space.

🌾 Sliding scale energy exchange available
🌾 Limited, intimate group
🌾 Registration is now open

If this offering speaks to your roots, you can learn more and sign up through my website

www.wildroots-collective.com

We would love to welcome you into the circle 🌙

08/25/2024

Those eyes 🥹

08/25/2024

These sister snuggles are too cute 🥰

08/12/2024

💤 sleep smiles😍

08/03/2024

I love being a Doula and a photographer. I get to capture these precious intimate moments ❤️🤱

08/01/2024

07/31/2024

What is it about baby feet that’s so cute?!

07/30/2024

Check out the spikes on this badass caterpillar we found! Have you ever seen one like this? We call it a heavy metal caterpillar because he looks like he’s getting ready to go to a concert.

“Nymphalis antiopa, known as the mourning cloak, or sometimes called the spiny elm caterpillar, is a large butterfly native to Eurasia and North America.”

07/25/2024

SMILE ☀️🌊

07/24/2024

📸Join me for a Beach Bliss Mini Session📸 at Roxbury Pond! Contact me for more info!