I’m glad you’re here.
Hi! I’m Becky 🌿
anti-capitalist lens, eco-feminist values, twenty years in the field.
SMALL BIZ WHISPERER
HERBALIST
SACRED SPACE HOLDER
FEMINIST
MAMA BEAR
ETERNAL STUDENT
BODYWORKER
SERIAL ENTREPRENEUR
WRITER
RECOVERING PERFECTIONIST
INFP
CANCER SUN
AQUARIUS MOON
SMALL BIZ WHISPERER HERBALIST SACRED SPACE HOLDER FEMINIST MAMA BEAR ETERNAL STUDENT BODYWORKER SERIAL ENTREPRENEUR WRITER RECOVERING PERFECTIONIST INFP CANCER SUN AQUARIUS MOON
I've spent over 20 years in wellness — as a chiropractor, yoga teacher and herbalist — and I see this over and over:
Most wellness practitioners are really good at their work. And really exhausted by the business of it.
What I Believe
anti-capitalist. eco-feminist. chiropractor. herbalist. recovering perfectionist (INFP, Cancer sun, aquarius moon).
✊ Taking time to dream, imagine and plan is anti-capitalist.
You don’t need a bigger business. You need a business that actually supports your life.
I’ll help you define what a sustainable practice looks like for you—and build the simplest possible path to get there.
A thriving business isn’t just about profit. It’s about building something that nourishes all of us, not just the bottom line.
Build a Practice, Not a Content Calendar
I help wellness practitioners— chiropractors, massage therapists, acupuncturists, coaches, healers, creatives— build stable practices that give back more than they taek.
I do this through an anti-capitalist lens because I believe how you build your business matters as much as whether it grows.
Ready to unlearn? →
Ethical Marketing for Wellness Practitioners
My clients are change-makers and paradigm shifters with a vision that reaches far beyond themselves or their bank accounts.
I support women who believe that entrepreneurship and collective liberation belong together. For us, healing work and business growth are not separate.
Most of my clients are micro–business owners in the wellness space: bodyworkers, coaches, and creatives running businesses with ten or fewer employees (and often, it’s just one woman doing everything).
They’re building businesses while also holding full lives. Many are navigating family responsibilities, chronic illness, care-taking, nervous system sensitivity, neurodivergence, or a deep commitment to values that intentionally limit how many hours they work.
They’re trying to build sustainable businesses that support their lives, their communities, and their values.
Stay Nourished
A weekly-ish self-care and business guide for women entrepreneurs who give a fu@k.
In these notes, I share reflections on running a sustainable, anti-capitalist, anti-hustle business—alongside personal stories of seasonal living, herbalism, somatic wisdom, and mothering.
It’s for women who want to grow their businesses without selling out, burn out, or giving up what really matters.