About Georgia
I’m a mother, wife, writer, and spiritual director.
A steward of sacred spaces.
I love slow mornings, quiet rooms, and the kind of conversations where you don’t have to perform.
I didn’t arrive at this work all at once.
It’s been shaped, again and again, through seasons of becoming.
Through the birth of my first child.
Through divorce.
Through leaving a career in teaching.
Through stepping into entrepreneurship and finding my voice in new ways.
Through falling in love again and building a new kind of family.
And now, as I prepare to welcome another baby, through yet another unfolding.
Each season has asked something of me.
To let go.
To listen more closely.
To trust what was shifting, even when I didn’t have language for it.
There have been seasons when who I had been no longer fit…
and I didn’t yet know who I was becoming.
I could feel it.
Whatever it is.
The way I had been living didn’t quite work anymore —
but there wasn’t a clear next step either.
Something felt off.
Like the color had drained a little from my life.
Like I was moving through it, but not fully in it.
A general malaise.
A subtle depression.
There was a quiet ache for something more real…
even when I couldn’t name what that was.
I found myself taking small, uncertain steps toward something new —
a little wobbly…
not fully confident…
aware of how it might look to others.
And at times, it felt like the people around me
couldn’t quite keep up with who I was becoming.
There were moments it all felt like it was falling apart.
But slowly, quietly, something else was happening.
My life wasn’t ending.
It was beginning to come together in a way that felt more honest…
more aligned with who I really am.
Not all at once.
And not just once.
This has happened again and again over the years.
Not a single awakening — but many.
A continual unfolding.
Each time, an invitation to surrender what no longer fits
and to trust what is emerging, even before it’s clear.
This is the ground I stand on when I sit with others.
Not because I know your way.
Or what you should do next.
I don’t.
In fact, I’m intentional about not giving advice.
What I do bring is steadiness.
A trust in the process of becoming — in you.
I can hold a space that is safe, grounded, and expansive enough
for you to be honest about where you are…
and to unfold into what’s next in your own way.
The way I hold this work has been shaped over many years — through both lived experience and intentional training.
Some of the streams that inform how I listen and sit with others:
over a decade of practice and teaching in yoga as a way of life — not just movement, but a path of awareness, presence, and transformation (500-hour E-RYT)
a deepening understanding of how our early experiences shape the way we relate to ourselves, others, and the sacred (Dynamic Attachment Repatterning with Diane Poole Heller)
training in nervous system awareness and trauma-informed care — supporting the body’s capacity for safety, regulation, and integration (Yoga for 12 Step Recovery with Nikki Myers; Yoga for Psychological Health with Holle Black)
attunement to the subtle body and the quiet shifts that happen beneath words (Reiki training with Jenn Streck, Full Circle Studio)
graduate-level studies in clinical mental health counseling, which deepened my understanding of human development and care — and clarified my path toward this more contemplative, non-directive work
ongoing formation in spiritual direction, learning to hold space for the spiritual journey with depth and integrity (Sustainable Faith)