Self Care

Rooted and Rising: The Sacred Season of Rebirth


There’s something about this time of year—just after my birthday, deep into the pulse of summer, with the whisper of the Fall Equinox on the horizon—that always calls me inward. Not in a way that feels heavy or retreating, but in a way that asks me to root deeper so that I can rise higher.

This is the medicine of the season. Of aging. Of awakening. And of the work I’m called to share through The Wild Sage Society.

The Earth is starting to turn again. The Solstice taught us to pause and bask in the full light. Now the invitation is to soften, to prepare, to gather our wisdom and prepare to plant again—not in springtime, but in the fertile soil of soul-deep readiness.

This is why the Fall Equinox is the perfect moment to relaunch the Women’s Holistic Group Coaching & Mentorship Program. Not because we need another program to do more—but because we need sacred spaces to remember who we are becoming.

The Rebrith After the Reckoning

If you're reading this, I imagine you’ve felt the ache of transformation. That holy ache that comes when you can no longer live a life that asks you to be small, silent, or scattered.

Maybe you’ve walked through a dark night of the soul. Maybe you’ve released identities that once kept you safe. Maybe you’re learning how to mother yourself in ways no one else could.

This is what I call the reckoning. And the beauty of the reckoning is that it always births a rebirth—if we allow it.

My own journey into midlife hasn’t been tidy. It’s been messy, honest, sacred, and strangely circular. I've had to sit with what no longer fits. I’ve had to face the patterns that drained me. I’ve had to remember that slowing down isn’t failure—it’s a reclamation of rhythm.

And through all of that, I’ve emerged more rooted. More present. More fully myself.

This is what the Fall Equinox asks of us: to bring our light and our shadow into balance, to harvest the truth, and to walk forward with intention.

Why I Created the Women's Holistic Group Coaching & Mentorship Program

This program was born out of lived experience. It’s not about a rigid structure or a quick fix. It’s a living, breathing container for women in midlife who are ready to tend to their own becoming.

It’s a space for:
  • Releasing inherited expectations
  • Regulating the nervous system through nourishment and presence
  • Realigning with feminine rhythms
  • Reconnecting with inner wisdom, clarity, and truth
So many of us have been taught to push through, to abandon ourselves in service of being needed. But the season we are entering asks us to become rooted women who rise from within—not from force, but from alignment.

The fall cohort will open on September 22, 2025, the Autumnal Equinox—a day of equal light and dark, where balance is not just metaphor but embodied truth.

Soulful Alignment Over Hustle

The Wild Sage Society was never meant to be a brand that shouts. It’s a movement of remembering. Of weaving ancestral wisdom, somatic healing, and practical tools for women who want to age consciously and lead from their inner authority.

This program isn’t about fixing what’s broken—it’s about coming home to what’s already wise.

Together, we will explore:
  • Nervous system literacy and regulation
  • Holistic hormone health and food as medicine
  • Emotional and energetic boundaries
  • Shamanic and ancestral healing practices
  • Mindset work through the lens of sacred feminine leadership
You don’t have to walk alone. You don’t have to figure it out all by yourself. You get to be held. You get to be witnessed. You get to be deeply seen.

And most importantly, you get to lead your own healing.

Becoming Who You Were Always Meant to Be

This isn’t just a coaching program. It’s a seasonal ceremony of self. A sacred pause in your timeline to say:

I am ready to stop running. I am ready to rise differently. I am ready to walk forward from within.
Every woman I work with is a teacher in her own right. You’ve lived enough life to know what doesn’t work. You’ve been through the initiations that carved you. Now it’s time to choose a different path—one led not by fear or performance, but by embodiment and truth.

At fifty, I can say with absolute conviction: the only way to sustainably lead, love, or live is through authentic presence.

You don’t need a new version of yourself. You need the spaciousness to remember your original one.

What's Included in the Fall Equinox Cohort

This 12-week journey will include:

  • Weekly group coaching calls to explore themes like emotional regulation, hormone literacy, energy hygiene, and sacred leadership
  • Monthly 1:1 mentorship sessions to support your personal transformation
  • Private community access to connect with other like-hearted women
  • Live masterclasses with guest teachers on embodiment, nourishment, breathwork, and more
  • Integration rituals and seasonal ceremonies to deepen your connection to nature and self
Every element is designed to meet you where you are—whether you’re navigating burnout, perimenopause, spiritual awakening, or all of the above.

This is not about doing more. It’s about unlearning, unwinding, and remembering the ancient wisdom in your bones.

You Already Belong Here

There is no entry test for this journey. If your soul is whispering “this is for me,” trust that.
You don’t have to be perfectly healed. You don’t have to have it all figured out. You don’t need a polished plan.

You just need a willingness to show up—honestly, imperfectly, and fully.
Because here’s what I know to be true: when women come together with intention, when we are witnessed in our wholeness, when we dare to slow down and listen—everything changes.

The Season Ahead

So here we are. Mid-July. The heat still rising, the edges of summer softening. You might feel like something is shifting in you. That a layer is ready to shed. That a new truth is stirring underneath the surface.

This is your season to root. To regulate. To rise.

And I would be honored to walk with you.

Registration for the Fall Equinox cohort opens August 12, 2025. We begin our journey together on September 22.

You are not too late. You are not too much. You are right on time.
Let this be the season you choose your becoming.


With reverence,

Marcie
Founder of The Wild Sage Society
Women's Holistic Health Coach, Mentor & Midlife Guide


Endocrine Disruptors and the Midlife Woman: The Silent Saboteurs


Hormones are the body's messengers—governing everything from energy levels and sleep patterns to mood, metabolism, and reproductive health. But what happens when outside forces mimic, block, or scramble those messages? That’s the insidious work of endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs).

EDCs are synthetic or naturally occurring substances that interfere with our body’s endocrine system, hijacking hormonal function and causing widespread disruption. For women in midlife, already facing the hormonal shifts of perimenopause or the compounding effects of chronic stress and inflammation, these disruptors are especially harmful.

Where Are They Hiding?

EDCs are everywhere. Found in plastics, pesticides, flame retardants, personal care products, and even the lining of canned foods, these compounds include well-known offenders like:

  • Bisphenol A (BPA): Found in plastics and food packaging, BPA mimics estrogen and has been linked to infertility, PCOS, breast cancer, and early puberty.
  • Phthalates: Common in fragrances and vinyl, these chemicals suppress testosterone and disrupt thyroid function.
  • Parabens: Preservatives in many cosmetics that act like weak estrogens and are detected in breast cancer tissues.
  • Atrazine and Glyphosate: Pesticides that interfere with endocrine and immune function.
  • PFAS (forever chemicals): Found in non-stick cookware and stain-resistant fabrics, these are linked to liver damage, thyroid disease, and hormone disruption.
Even low doses of these chemicals can have profound effects—especially when exposure is constant and cumulative. The endocrine system operates on extremely sensitive feedback loops, meaning even tiny disruptions can tip the balance.

The Midlife Vulnerability

During perimenopause, estrogen and progesterone levels fluctuate wildly. This natural transition is already a dance of recalibration, and when EDCs enter the scene, it becomes a hormonal battleground. Women may experience amplified symptoms, including:

  • Severe PMS or irregular cycles
  • Insomnia and night sweats
  • Fatigue and brain fog
  • Weight gain, especially around the midsection
  • Increased anxiety or depression
At The Wild Sage Society, we understand that these symptoms are not random—they are signals. Your body is not broken; it’s responding to internal and external imbalances.

How We Support You

In our Women’s Holistic Group Health Coaching and Mentorship Program, we guide you in understanding how to:

  • Identify the most common sources of EDCs in your environment
  • Reduce exposure through food choices, household swaps, and lifestyle upgrades
  • Support detoxification with targeted nutrients and herbal allies
  • Heal the hormonal system with whole-body care: nutrition, rest, movement, and emotional processing
You’ll gain access to curated resources, product recommendations, and actionable weekly practices—all within a community of women walking the same path toward empowerment and clarity.

Small Shifts, Big Wins

You don’t need to live in fear of every plastic bottle or food label. But you do deserve the education and tools to make informed choices.

Choosing glass containers, switching to fragrance-free and paraben-free skincare, using organic produce when possible, and avoiding processed foods are powerful first steps. We’ll help you build from there.
The body has an incredible capacity to heal when given the right environment.

Claim Your Right to Balance

Hormonal chaos is not your destiny. Our June program is designed to help you decode your symptoms and support your body with science-backed, soul-nourishing strategies.
You are not alone. You are not broken. You are awakening.

Join us at www.thewildsagesociety.com to learn more, join our upcoming mentorship cohort, and begin a journey to reclaim your hormonal sovereignty—rooted in nature, community, and deep self-trust.

How to Nourish Your Mind, Body, and Spirit in Midlife (Without Extreme Diets or Overwhelm)


You are not here to battle your body.
You are not here to chase rigid diets or punish yourself into "health."

You are here to remember that nourishment is sacred.
That your body is wise.

That healing is about honoring, not controlling.
For women in midlife, this is one of the most radical shifts we can make — to stop waging war against ourselves and start cultivating a partnership.

A partnership built on listening, on rhythm, on trust.
Today, let’s explore how true nourishment can heal your mind, body, and spirit — and how you can begin right now, without adding more overwhelm to your plate.

Why Typical "Health Plans" Fail Women in Midlife

If you have tried strict diets, punishing exercise regimens, or endless supplements and still feel exhausted, foggy, or disconnected, you are not doing anything wrong.

The problem is that most health advice does not take into account the profound hormonal, neurological, and energetic shifts that happen during midlife.

Most plans were not built for the changing rhythms of a woman navigating perimenopause, menopause, or post-menopause.

They assume you should be able to eat, move, and live exactly as you did at twenty-five — ignoring the deeper cycles that now govern your health and vitality.

What you need is not more rigidity.

What you need is alignment.

Alignment with your body's natural rhythms.
 Alignment with the seasons.
 Alignment with the deeper wisdom within you that already knows how to heal.

This is the heart of what we practice inside the Women's Holistic Health Coaching and Mentorship program.

What Nourishment Really Means at This Stage of Life

Nourishment in midlife is not just about food.

It is about what you take in on every level.
  • The thoughts you feed your mind.
  • The emotions you allow to move through your heart.
  • The people and environments you allow to shape your energy.
  • The ways you rest, move, and express your body.
Nourishment becomes a lifestyle — a way of being rooted in honoring your needs moment to moment.

When you approach nourishment from this holistic perspective, your body stops fighting.

It begins to soften, open, and heal.
You are not fighting yourself anymore.
You are walking with yourself.

And that changes everything.

The Power of Seasonal and Cyclical Eating

One of the simplest and most powerful ways to nourish your body in midlife is by aligning with the natural cycles of the Earth — and your own internal cycles.

This is called seasonal and cyclical eating.

Here is why it matters:
  • Seasonal Eating: Eating foods that naturally grow during each season gives your body exactly the nutrients it needs at that time. Spring greens support detoxification. Summer fruits hydrate and cool. Autumn root vegetables ground and stabilize. Winter broths nourish and build warmth.

  • Cyclical Eating: If you are still cycling, adjusting your food choices to support the different phases of your menstrual cycle can dramatically impact energy, mood, and hormone balance. Even if you are no longer cycling, honoring the lunar phases can provide similar energetic support.
Your body is not a machine that thrives on the same inputs all year long.
It is a dynamic, living system that responds to light, temperature, energy availability, and emotional tides.

By eating in rhythm with nature, you return your body to a state of harmony.
You reduce inflammation, balance blood sugar, support hormone detoxification, and improve digestion.

And perhaps most importantly — you reconnect with a sense of belonging to something greater than yourself.
You remember you are part of the natural world.

Not separate from it.
 Not fighting it.
 Part of it.

Intuitive and Mindful Eating Practices

Along with seasonal and cyclical eating, there are simple practices that can radically shift how your body receives nourishment:
  1. Proper Chewing and Savoring
    Digestion begins in the mouth.
    Chewing thoroughly signals the rest of your digestive system to prepare enzymes, bile, and movement.
    Savoring your food — truly tasting and enjoying it — enhances nutrient absorption and satisfaction.
  1. Listening to Hunger and Fullness Cues
    Many women lose touch with their body’s signals after years of dieting or stress eating. Practicing pausing before and during meals to ask, "Am I still hungry?" or "Am I full?" can rebuild this connection.
  1. Gratitude Rituals
    Taking a moment before eating to express gratitude for your food shifts your body into a parasympathetic (rest-and-digest) state, improving digestion and nutrient uptake.
  1. Eating with Presence
    Turning off screens, sitting down, and giving your meal your full attention helps regulate blood sugar, improve digestion, and increase satisfaction. When you eat mindfully, your body feels safe.
    And a body that feels safe heals faster and more deeply.

How Your Body’s Needs Change in Midlife

In midlife, your body’s needs shift in specific ways:
  • You require more high-quality protein to maintain muscle mass and hormone production.
  • You need more anti-inflammatory foods to balance the effects of hormonal changes.
  • Your digestive fire may weaken, requiring more cooked, easy-to-digest meals instead of raw, heavy foods.
  • You may need specific minerals (like magnesium, potassium, and zinc) to support brain health, sleep, and hormonal stability.
Inside the Women’s Holistic Health Coaching and Mentorship, we guide you through adjusting your food choices — gently, intuitively, sustainably — so you nourish yourself from the inside out.
No rigid rules.
No calorie counting.
No guilt.

Just a deep partnership with your body’s evolving needs.

Emotional Nourishment: The Missing Piece

Food alone will not heal what emotional depletion has created.
Midlife is often a time of deep emotional processing:
  • Grief for roles and identities you are shedding.
  • Anger at societal expectations you are releasing.
  • Yearning for meaning, creativity, and authentic connection.
If you are not emotionally nourished, no supplement or smoothie will fill that void.

This is why the Mentorship integrates emotional resilience practices — breathwork, nervous system regulation, hypnotherapy, and Sacred Feminine work — alongside nutritional guidance. 

Because your spirit needs nourishment too.
Your heart needs nourishment.
Your dreams need nourishment.
And when they are fed, your body follows.

How We Support You Inside the Mentorship

When you join the Summer Solstice Cohort of the Women’s Holistic Health Coaching and Mentorship, you will receive:
  • Weekly group coaching sessions focused on seasonal wellness, intuitive nourishment, and emotional resilience.
  • Three private coaching sessions tailored to your unique needs and goals.
  • A digital resource library including meal planning templates, intuitive eating guides, and self-hypnosis recordings.
  • A private community of like-minded women, walking this sacred path together.
We start on June 20, 2025 — a moment aligned with the peak vitality of the Earth herself.
A perfect time to commit to your own flourishing.

Why This Matters Now More Than Ever

The world often teaches women to disconnect from themselves.
To override their intuition.
To judge and control their bodies rather than honor and nourish them.
But your midlife years are too sacred to be spent fighting yourself.

It is time to reclaim the truth:
 You are not broken.
 You are transforming.

And nourishment — true, holistic nourishment — is the foundation that will carry you into your most vibrant, powerful chapter yet.

Your Invitation

If you are ready to stop dieting and start nourishing...
If you are ready to eat, live, and heal in rhythm with your body’s wisdom...
If you are ready to feel strong, clear, and connected again...

Join us inside the Summer Solstice Cohort of the Women's Holistic Health Coaching and Mentorship.

Enrollment is now open.
Spots are limited.
And your journey to sacred nourishment begins June 20, 2025.


Brain Fog, Exhaustion, and Feeling Lost? Here's Why—and What to Do About It


If you are waking up tired, reaching for another coffee at 3 p.m., and wondering why your mind feels foggy even after a full night’s sleep, you are not alone.

For many women navigating midlife, the experience of feeling "off" — mentally, physically, and emotionally — becomes a daily battle.
You may have been told it is just stress.
You may have been told it is just aging.
You may have even started to wonder if this is simply how life will feel from now on.

But there is a deeper truth.

Brain fog, exhaustion, and feeling disconnected are not random or inevitable.
They are signals.
Signals from your body asking you to pay attention.
Signals that there is a different, more holistic way forward.

Today, let’s unpack why you are feeling this way — and most importantly, how you can begin to reclaim your clarity, energy, and connection with yourself again.

What Is Really Behind the Brain Fog?

Brain fog is often described as feeling mentally slow, confused, forgetful, or just "not sharp."
Tasks that once felt easy — recalling words, staying organized, concentrating on conversations — now feel like heavy lifting.

The reasons for brain fog during midlife are multi-layered, but here are the most common contributors:
  • Hormonal Shifts: As estrogen, progesterone, and other key hormones fluctuate, they impact neurotransmitters responsible for memory, mood, and mental sharpness.

  • Chronic Stress: Elevated cortisol levels from years (or decades) of pushing through life’s demands deplete your brain’s resilience.

  • Nutrient Deficiencies: Midlife changes digestion and nutrient absorption. Deficiencies in B vitamins, omega-3 fatty acids, magnesium, and other key nutrients are common.

  • Poor Sleep Quality: Hormonal shifts impact sleep cycles, leading to fragmented, non-restorative sleep that sabotages mental clarity.

  • Toxin Exposure: Everyday exposure to pesticides, endocrine disruptors, heavy metals, and EMFs compounds inflammation and cognitive fatigue.

  • Unaddressed Inflammation: Chronic low-grade inflammation, often rooted in gut health or hidden infections, quietly undermines brain function.

  • Lifestyle Patterns: Irregular eating, over-reliance on caffeine, excessive screen time, and a sedentary lifestyle drain the brain’s reserves over time.
If you see yourself in this list, know this:
It is not just "in your head."
It is not just about willpower.
And it is not permanent.

You can heal your brain and rebuild your energy — with the right tools and support.

Why Conventional Approaches Fall Short

Many women seek help when brain fog and exhaustion become overwhelming.
Unfortunately, the conventional model often offers surface-level solutions:
  • Antidepressants for mood shifts.

  • Stimulants for fatigue.

  • Sleep aids for insomnia.

  • Strict diets for weight gain.
These strategies may offer temporary relief but often miss the larger picture.
They do not address the root causes — the complex interplay between your hormones, nervous system, digestion, energy metabolism, and emotional well-being.

That is why a holistic approach is not only helpful — it is essential.


A Holistic Path Forward

Inside the Women’s Holistic Health Coaching and Mentorship program, we address brain fog, fatigue, and disconnection using an integrated framework called BRAIN | FOCUS.
This approach combines:
  • Nutrition for Brain Health: Targeted strategies to replenish nutrients critical for cognitive function, hormone balance, and nervous system resilience.

  • Mindfulness and Nervous System Regulation: Tools to reduce chronic stress, calm the body’s fight-or-flight response, and promote restorative healing.

  • Hypnosis and Subconscious Repatterning: Gentle practices to shift limiting beliefs and emotional patterns that sabotage energy and focus.

  • Lifestyle Optimization: Rebuilding daily rhythms — sleep, movement, digital detoxes, mindful eating — to restore mental clarity and physical vitality.
This is not about adding more to your plate.
It is about creating space, flow, and sustainable healing.

You are not meant to push harder.
You are meant to heal smarter.

Simple Shifts You Can Start Today

While deep healing requires a comprehensive approach, there are steps you can start implementing right now to support your brain and body.
  1. Prioritize Sleep Rhythm Over Sleep Quantity
    Instead of focusing solely on hours, prioritize consistency.
    Go to bed and wake up at the same time every day, even on weekends.
    Support melatonin production by reducing blue light exposure after sunset.
    Create a wind-down ritual that signals safety and relaxation to your nervous system.
  1. Eat to Balance Blood Sugar
    Blood sugar swings are one of the most overlooked causes of brain fog.
    Begin your day with a protein-rich breakfast.
    Include healthy fats (like avocado, olive oil, nuts) and fiber at every meal.
    Minimize processed sugars and refined carbs that spike insulin and lead to energy crashes.
  1. Hydrate for Brain Function
    Even mild dehydration impacts cognitive performance.
     Aim for at least half your body weight in ounces of filtered water daily.
     Add electrolytes or a pinch of sea salt to your water if you are feeling depleted.
  1. Move Your Body to Move Your Mind
    Physical movement increases blood flow, oxygenation, and nutrient delivery to the brain.
    This does not require a punishing workout.
    A daily walk outside, gentle yoga, or even dancing in your living room can revitalize both brain and body.
  1. Nourish Your Emotional Life
    Unprocessed emotions, chronic overthinking, and isolation drain cognitive resources.
    Practice daily check-ins with yourself.
    Ask, "What do I need right now?"
    Prioritize connection, creativity, and moments of presence.
Healing is not about doing everything perfectly.
It is about shifting your relationship with your own body and needs.

The Deeper Invitation: Healing as a Sacred Journey

Brain fog is not just a biological event.
It is often an energetic invitation.

When your mind feels cloudy, when your body feels heavy, it is your system’s way of asking:
 "Are you willing to care for me differently?"

Healing is not about fighting your body into submission.
It is about listening to its wisdom, honoring its needs, and aligning your life to support your highest well-being.

This is the foundation of the Women’s Holistic Health Coaching and Mentorship program.
Over twelve weeks, we walk the path of:
  • Clearing the fog and restoring clarity.
  • Nourishing the body at a cellular and energetic level.
  • Reclaiming the vitality, intuition, and strength that were never truly lost — just waiting to be remembered.
And we do it together — inside a community of women choosing healing, wisdom, and empowered living.

Why Join the Summer Solstice Cohort?

There is a reason we begin on the Summer Solstice.

The Solstice is the peak of illumination, a moment when the Earth herself is most alive, most vibrant, most expansive.

Starting your healing journey at this time aligns your body, mind, and spirit with the rhythms of nature — maximizing your momentum and transformation.

It is not just another program launch date.
It is a sacred invitation to step fully into your light.

Enrollment for the Summer Solstice Cohort closes June 17, 2025.
Spaces are limited to ensure a deeply personal experience.

If your intuition is stirring, trust it.
The next chapter of your life — clear, vibrant, connected — is ready to begin.


Your Next Step

If you are ready to move beyond temporary fixes...
If you are ready to address the root causes of exhaustion and brain fog...
If you are ready to reclaim your energy, focus, and confidence...


We begin June 20, 2025 — and your future self will thank you for starting today.


Balancing Ambition and Self-Care: Strategies for Sustainable Success

Balancing Ambition and Self-Care: Strategies for Sustainable Success

Ambition and self-care often feel like opposing forces—one pushing us forward, the other urging us to slow down. But the truth is, they can coexist in harmony. Learning to balance the drive for success with the need for rest is essential for long-term well-being. In this post, I’ll share strategies that have helped me sustain my ambition without burning out, including insights from my journey navigating autoimmune challenges, a traumatic brain injury, and the demands of entrepreneurship.

Aligning Work with Natural Rhythms

One of the most powerful shifts in my productivity has come from working with my body’s natural rhythms rather than against them. This includes:
  • Identifying peak productivity times and scheduling demanding tasks accordingly.
  • Syncing work with the menstrual cycle to optimize energy and focus throughout the month.
  • Honoring rest when needed instead of pushing through exhaustion.
By embracing these rhythms, we can create a more sustainable and fulfilling approach to work.

Food as Medicine & Intuitive Eating

The way we fuel our bodies directly impacts our energy, focus, and emotional well-being. Instead of following rigid diets, I’ve embraced intuitive eating, which involves:
  • Observing how food affects mood, clarity, and endurance.
  • Prioritizing meals that nourish rather than deplete energy.
  • Honoring hunger and satiety cues rather than eating on autopilot.
By viewing food as medicine, we support both our ambition and overall wellness.

The Power of Community

Surrounding ourselves with the right people can make or break our journey toward sustainable success. A supportive network should include:
  • Light-hearted individuals who bring joy and ease.
  • Thoughtful challengers who push us to grow.
  • Like-minded peers who understand our journey.
Evaluating our circle and ensuring it uplifts rather than drains us is key.

Unplugging for Mental Clarity

Our minds need space to breathe, and constant connectivity can be overwhelming. Creating intentional breaks from technology can:
  • Improve focus and creativity.
  • Reduce stress and anxiety.
  • Offer a fresh perspective on challenges.
Whether through nature retreats, quiet mornings, or tech-free evenings, scheduling time to unplug is a crucial act of self-care.

Actionable Steps to Balance Ambition & Self-Care

  1. Audit Your Calendar – Use color-blocking to visually track how much time is spent on work vs. self-care.
  2. Prioritize Your Most Important Task First – Tackle high-focus work during peak mental performance times.
  3. Eat with Awareness – Notice how different foods affect your energy and plan meals that support productivity.
  4. Evaluate Your Circle – Ensure the people around you uplift and inspire rather than drain your energy.
  5. Create Space for Rest & Reflection – Set aside dedicated time for relaxation, whether through meditation, journaling, or nature walks.
  6. Declutter One Area of Your Life – Whether it’s your workspace, digital files, or mental clutter, simplifying can free up energy and focus.

Sustainable Success Starts with You

Success doesn’t have to come at the cost of well-being. By integrating these self-care strategies, you can build a life where ambition and balance thrive together. It’s time to redefine success—not just by what we achieve, but by how we feel along the way.

Are you ready to create a life where ambition and self-care exist in harmony?

 
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Marcie Walker is a trauma-informed Holistic Wellness Coach, Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, and Shamanic Practitioner based in Reno, Nevada. With nearly two decades of experience, she specializes in shamanic energy healing, body-centered hypnotherapy, and conscious entrepreneurship, guiding clients through transformative journeys of personal and professional alignment.

In 2011, Marcie founded Hoop-O-Lution, offering hula hoop dance classes that emphasized embodiment and personal growth. This venture reflected her commitment to fostering self-discovery through movement and community engagement.

Marcie is also the visionary founder of The Wild Sage Society, a faith-based private health association dedicated to empowering conscious female leaders, healers, and entrepreneurs. The society provides a wide range of holistic wellness services, transformative coaching, workshops, retreats, and a compassionate community to support personal growth and elevate collective consciousness. It is built on the belief that by aligning profit, purpose, and power, individuals can heal their businesses, reclaim their energy, and thrive.

Additionally, Marcie hosts The Wild Sage Society Podcast, engaging in meaningful conversations with healers, spiritual leaders, doctors, and small business owners. The podcast explores topics like human resilience, conscious leadership, and modern shamanism, offering practical insights and inspiration for living a healthy, connected, and purpose-filled life.

Marcie's multifaceted approach blends ancient wisdom with modern techniques, creating personalized paths for individuals seeking healing and transformation. Through her work, she empowers clients to navigate midlife transitions, overcome trauma, and step into their power. Her dedication to holistic wellness and community empowerment continues to inspire and support many on their journeys of self-discovery and alignment.
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