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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 to feel like I belong in a virtual sisterhood that aligns with the seasons

The Creative Sisterhood

I want to pilgrimage to Ireland this Spring

Sacred Pilgrimage to Ireland

I want to go deeper with a cohort of women who want to start circles in their own communities.

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Season of Shadow & Being the Moon Mna

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One of my favorite things about traveling on pilgrimage to ancestral lands and sacred sites is to be able to connect to the women of that land—the women who hold the secrets of the ancestors of that place in their bones. When I traveled to Ireland for the first time...

Ancestral Tinglings in Maine

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Over the past few weeks, I’ve been sharing my intentions and preparation for a recent trip I took to Maine—the land my matrilineal ancestors first settled on in the early 1600s. (You can read those posts here and here.) It was important for me, as a European descended...

How to Research & Prepare for Ancestral Pilgrimage to Colonized Lands

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I find that the more I share my experiences of connecting with my ancestors and traveling to the places they once lived, the more questions I get about my process and approach to doing this work. As a western woman who appreciates structure and likes to ask a lot of...

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.