Battling anxiety and depression throughout my life, I have always experienced nature’s healing hand. Spending years in multimedia production and spiritual ministry, I enjoy when the seen and unseen realms overlap. I find the inner world is often mirrored by nature’s outer expression and believe enchantment, grounding, connection, and purpose can be found when we make time to seek it.
In solidarity with anyone who has ever felt “othered”, I'm growing Walk Weird into a resource, to help people embrace their uniqueness and to promote wild spaces.
Through nature connection and creative expression, I hope to spark the wonder of the inner child, supporting those willing to walk weird by slowing down, dropping into their senses, being present in the body, and open to the experience that nature has for them.