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What’s your purpose?

Maybe it’s your kids; social justice causes; your work helping others; your community; your creative endeavors; your spiritual practice; or maybe it’s crafting a sweet and gentle life that feels good and does some good along the way. That impact? It’s our fingerprint.

For me? I shift the things that need shifting. My purpose is truth and freedom. That’s what gets me out of bed (well, that and a kid who doesn’t sleep past 7am!).

My courses synthesize 20 years of activist practice, facilitation experience, and Buddhist meditation study—plus a degree in poetry no one thought I would use!—to create learning that is supportive and empowering, so that you can craft a life that is more sustainable, impactful, grounded, and fun.

Because we all deserve to be free.

Free Study Options to Begin Your Journey

All the Courses

Take the Signature Course

The Art of Self-Advocacy

A digital course to help you break the endless cycle of burnout, overwhelm + people-pleasing and become a devoted accomplice in your own liberation.

This is for you if: You are ready to do great work in the world without sacrificing yourself and your well-being. You want to learn how to advocate for yourself as well as you advocate for all of the people and causes in your life.

TAKE THE COURSE

Read the E-Book + Practice Journal

Tending Your Life

Create and nourish your self-care like a garden with this sweet, creative, robust e-book (part guide, part journal) and audiobook and start creating your self-care practice.

This is for you if: You want to create self-care from the ground up, or if you’re looking to spice up your stagnant self-care.

Buy the Book

Past students say:

“As someone who’s been focused on finding her way through complicated grief for a while now, I can tell you how deeply grateful I am to have found Christy’s work.

Her voice is so warm, gentle, and real; like a good friend or sister who’s unafraid to reach a person in the dark waters and guide them to shore. Or, more precisely, suggest solid ways for that person to (re)discover the resilience and refuge within themselves.”

Dawn Little