Our Speakers
We host monthly speaker events covering a wide range of topics—from menopause and breathwork to color analysis and parent education. We invite both local and national experts to share their knowledge and inspire our community. Below, you’ll find a list of our past speakers along with links to learn more about their work.
Abigail Wald, Working Well with Strong Willed Kids
Abigail shares practical strategies for understanding and guiding strong-willed, highly sensitive children. She offers tools for setting limits without constant conflict, managing intense emotions, and fostering resilience. Participants learn how to turn challenging behaviors into opportunities for growth, helping these unique kids step into their natural leadership and empathy.
Kim Mathisen; Color & Style Analysis
Kim, a certified House of Colour consultant, shares the fascinating history and science behind colour analysis, explaining how certain shades enhance natural features while others can detract. She introduces the different style personalities, helping participants understand how to align clothing choices with their proportions, personality, and lifestyle. The session offers fresh ways to think about colour, style, and building a wardrobe that truly reflects you. Book your own session with Kim to find out your colors and style!
Onyay Pheori, Breathwork
In this transformative group session, Onyay guided participants through a variety of breathwork techniques, weaving in her soothing voice and live violin music. The experience blended mindful breathing with sound to create a deeply calming, energizing, and heart-opening journey for all who attended.
Dr. Naomi Busch, Menopause 101
Dr. Naomi Busch of Seattle Menopause Medicine shared clear, evidence-based guidance on perimenopause, menopause, and postmenopause. She explained common symptoms, treatment options, and myths about hormone therapy, offering practical tips for managing hot flashes, sleep issues, mood changes, and long-term health risks. Her message: with the right information, women can navigate this transition with confidence.
