Hi! I'm Rebekah.
RN turned Sovereignty & Transformation coach helping witchy femmes awaken their inner rebel badass, reclaim their untamed identity, and finally start living a life on their own unapologetic terms.
I spent over a decade doing the smart, safe, responsible thing. Then I found the courage to build something that's actually mine.
These days, I help other women find that same courage through ritual, magic, and a decade of holding space for people at their most human.
If that smile you've been forcing is starting to feel like a heavy mask suffocating the life out of you. If you're tired of being everyone's answer, but your own last priority. If some deep, aching part of you has been whispering that the voice running your life was never actually yours to begin with. I see you. You're not broken, and you're not alone. You've found your way to the right door.
I'm Ready →
Coach, Artist, & Witch
For over a decade, I worked as a registered nurse. I kept waiting to land in the specialty that would finally feel right, and it never quite did.
Even when I found a good schedule—a decent clinic job, Monday through Thursday, weekends and holidays with my family—something still didn't sit right. My schedule, my workload, my whole professional life still revolved around someone else's decisions.
I was a professional adult with bills, a mortgage, and opinions of my own, but my schedule still bent to a physician's. I still had the same qualifications for being taken seriously as an adult. They just had a different license, that's all. It never made them wiser. It just meant they got more say over my life than I did.
The real truth underneath all of it: I was tired of someone else dictating when I worked, what I worked on, and how I worked. And because they controlled that, they controlled so much more of my life than just my job.
Before all that?
I became a teen mom at eighteen. I needed a stable, reliable career fast so I could support my daughter, and I chose the smart thing. The safe thing. The hardworking, self-sacrificing thing. That's been the throughline of my whole life, honestly: always picking the responsible path over the one that actually called to me.
Eventually, I let myself ask a different question. Not "what's the smart move," but "what if the smart move and the fun, abundant, prosperous one were actually the same thing?"
I started exploring ways out. Blogging, side hustles, all the usual advice. None of it felt like mine, until I landed on art and creativity.
Even then, I almost left the witchcraft out of it. I wanted to stay palatable. Broadly likable. Safe for everyone.
And then I realized: if you're palatable for everyone, you're not actually the right flavor for anyone. So I stopped whittling myself down to fit the mold.
I'm also neurodivergent, which is a big part of why I've collected such a wide, strange range of interests over the years: fitness, entrepreneurship, art, tech, career-building, what makes people tick, spirituality. Coaching lets me use all of it.
My whole life, people have come to me for advice. Now I get to do that with even more intention, purpose, and real tools behind it.
My nursing background trained me to treat people holistically: body, mind, and spirit, all at once (not just symptoms). That training didn't disappear when I left the hospital. I just found a new way to focus it.
I bring the same holistic lens to coaching that I once brought to patient care, except now I get to go as deep as the work actually calls for.
I take my own medicine before I ever offer it to you. I've been a practicing witch for five years. I use ritual, spellwork, somatics, and visualization in my own life, to understand myself better, and to make real decisions about who I want to become next.
This work isn't theoretical for me. I walk this path, too. Every. Single. Day.
My mission is bigger than any one client, honestly. I want self-sovereignty to be the default, not the exception.
I want the people in my life, and the people I've never even met, to know they can question the systems they were handed and still come out the other side stronger for it. I want a world that's centered on real humans, not on corporations, output, and constant optimization.
That's the work. That's why I'm here.
This is where you come in.
If any part of my story sounds like yours — the version of you that's tired of being useful just to get used, tired of asking permission to make that bold move (you know the one), ready to stop giving standing ovations to an empty house — you're exactly who I created this coaching for.
I'm not interested in handing you a script. I'm interested in helping you write your own.
See How We'd Work Together →You're In The Right Place If...
You've built a life that looks right on paper, and it still feels hollow underneath.
You often find yourself nodding along again, biting your tongue till it bleeds, and making someone else's bad behavior your problem to manage.
A near-stranger has treated you with more respect than the people who are supposed to know you best, and it wrecked you a little.
You've built a life where everyone gets to lean on you, and you're the one stuck holding it all together, waiting for someone to ask if you're okay for once.
You keep dropping your own plans for everyone else's last-minute whims and then telling yourself you don't mind.
You're witchy, witch-curious, or just done pretending the mystical parts of you don't exist.
You don't need someone to fix you. You need someone to walk beside you while you remember who you already are.
You're dragging yourself out the door every damn day to a life you already know isn't sustainable.
You want support that's honest, not just comfortable, even when the truth stings a little.
You want to be the kind of witch who shows the fuck up for the people who actually deserve it, because you finally have something left to give.
You want your "no" to come out light, easy, no gritted teeth required, so your "yes" can be said with your whole chest.
You're ready to stop running in circles and start climbing somewhere, even if you can't see the top yet.
You want to build something you can actually hold in your hands — a ritual, a boundary, a life — instead of just carrying it all around in your head, dreaming of someday.
You're done being "too much." Or maybe you're finally ready to become her, without apology.
Where I Stand
My work is built on accessibility, inclusivity, authenticity, curiosity, and compassionate kindness. Everything that I do in my business starts with these core values as the north star.
My Nana always told me: "Be the best that you can be." And I still hold that near and dear to my heart.
Trans rights are human rights. Everyone deserves love and respect, regardless of color, shape, size, ability, ethnicity, country of origin, gender, sexuality, or religion. You should get to be exactly who you are. Always. Humans, animals, and this planet come before corporate profit, every single time.
When you let love lead the way, the rest follows — justice, kindness, peace, curiosity, care for one another.
I'm pretty vocal about where I stand on these things. If any of this reads as "too much" or "too woke" for you, we're probably not a match, and honestly, that saves us both an awkward coffee chat. But if you're still here, that's a pretty good sign we're already speaking the same language.
A Few Fun Facts About Me
You'll find me out in the garden talking to them, and to the bees doing their pollinating rounds, more often than not. And don't even get me started on my houseplant addiction. My husband knows better than to walk past the garden center when I'm in tow.
I'm genuinely obsessed with Sleep Token. Mysterious, genre-blending, impossible to copy, and the lyrics are fire. You simply cannot convince me otherwise.
Aries sun, Libra moon, Scorpio rising. A whole lot of fire, air, and water working together better than you'd expect.
I own more decks than any reasonable person needs, with a "to-be-read" list that just keeps growing with no sign of stopping anytime soon.
Hexes? No.
Receipts? Yes.
"Before working with Rebekah, my focus was so scattered—I was chasing a dozen different interests and felt stuck, unable to move forward with any of them. She's helped me get real clarity on what I actually need and want, and stop treating my spiritual, intellectual, and creative sides like they're competing for space. Now they feel like connected pieces that belong together. I'm so grateful to have her in my corner."
"When we started, I was juggling a dozen different versions of myself—past, work, home, future—and felt unclear about everything, even the small stuff. Six months later, I've stopped trying to constantly fix myself and started asking what's realistic right now. I feel so much more capable of handling things in healthy, sustainable ways. I have a background in psychology and years with a wonderful therapist, so I don't say this lightly: there's something different about doing this work alongside your spiritual side. If you're on the fence, take the leap."
