...the winding weaver...
Where nervous systems are met, and connection unfolds.
we arrive...
...holding different threads
...these threads weave together...
Holding space for caregivers as they move through hard seasons.
Grounding educators in embodied, nervous-system–informed practice.
Listening with the body, supporting nervous system regulation.
Weaving connection, reflection, and belonging.
...stay connected...
I occasionally share reflections and updates from my work as The Winding Weaver — across body, home, community, and school threads.
These emails are sent sparingly and with care.
...about..
I think of myself as a winding weaver.
Life isn’t straight — and neither are we.
We move in curves, carrying smiles and scars, braiding interests together over time.
I was born into a world rich in handmade fibres, homegrown food, and stories, and have carried a love for nourishing, interwoven threads ever since. Over time, that love has become a practice of weaving things together — threads, experiences, bodies, and lives — creating meaning, connection, and wholeness.
I returned to the coast in 2010 as a Waldorf educator, expecting to continue an active, mountain-filled life. Instead, my body asked me to slow down. Pain became a teacher, inviting me to listen more closely and learn from within. That turning point led me into deeper study of the nervous system, trauma, and ultimately Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy — a practice that continues to shape both my personal healing and my professional work.
Becoming a parent added a powerful and tender new thread to this work. Parenting neurodivergent children has profoundly refined how I understand regulation, sensitivity, and relationship. Supporting my children has required me to attune more deeply — to my own nervous system as much as theirs — and has grounded my belief that safety is felt, not instructed. Much of what I offer has been learned through lived experience: slowing down, listening, and allowing connection to lead.
This way of moving shapes how I work — with patience, curiosity, and respect for the many ways bodies, families, and communities unfold.
I am located in the Sea to Sky Corridor, where I have been growing roots — in place, practice, and relationship — in the unceded and traditional territory of the Sḵwxwú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish Nation) since 2010.
...contact...
If you’re curious, have questions, or want to explore whether this work is a good fit, you’re welcome to reach out.
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