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Consider this your invitation

to quiet your mind, deepen your roots, and remember you belong.

Free Video Series

Learn how to create sisterhood with women in your community

Free Video Series

Learn how to create sisterhood with women in your community

Hi, I'm Becca formerly the Dabblist.

I help women who may have it all on paper but inside feel disconnected from their deeply rooted sense of self.

We’re brought up to be good girls. We’re told to follow the rules and not make waves. But, too often this results in us suppressing our feelings and not speaking the truth because we don’t feel safe enough to do so. We work so hard to be successful — running on the hamster wheel of busy-ness and perfection, juggling a million priorities...

and it’s exhausting!

I know because I’ve been there sister. I also know it doesn’t have to be like this for you. Enter into my virtual home and explore all the ways I can support your journey to step into your feminine power and reconnect with your true self.

My offerings To support you

I want a one-on-one experience where I can go deep, be witnessed and reclaim my creative courage

1:1 Coaching

I want an intimate immersion in the art of holding women's circles

Gather

I want to awaken my creativity in a virtual sisterhood that aligns with the seasons.

The Creative Sisterhood

{Video} Belonging, Cultural Reparations & the End of a Lineage

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I am seriously bursting to share this latest video interview with you. Darla Antoine came to me a few months back identifying as both a First Nations Okanagan Tribal Member and as a descendant of Celtic ancestors, offering up her expertise in ancestral healing work...

{Video} Embracing the Aging Journey

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We live in a culture that venerates youth. The tighter and dewier the skin, the firmer the forehead, the more you don’t “look your age”, the more you are rewarded by our society. Combine that with the fact that we are less and less connected to our elders—whether by...

Know Whose Lands You Walk On

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The teacher began the class by giving her name, the name of the original lands of her ancestral people (Poland, Ukraine, Croatia), the names of her teachers, and her preferred pronoun. I appreciated this way opening the class—by naming her lineage, sharing her origin...

My Story

In 2013, I had finally reached the top of the ladder but realized it was leaning against the wrong wall. I had lost the creative freedom I felt so strongly as a child. Inside I felt overwhelmed and uninspired by my good-on-paper life.

This little corner of the internet was born out of my desire put down that heavy load of shoulds I had been carrying, pick up my paint brush (or journal or wildflowers or hammer and nails), and give myself that inspiring full-mind-body-massage that comes from creating something into existence. I love connecting here with incredible women; women just like you.