In Her Room

This week's guest on In Her Room is the soulful and love-guided Gemma Stone. Sitting to talk with her about living from love not fear, designing a life we love, and so much more is exactly the medicine for connecting with our souls and really listening to our own hearts. 

Writing, to me, is soulful communication.

Gemma's website
Gemma's psychology practice
Gemma's writing
Gemma's mentoring work
Gemma on Facebook
Gemma on Instagram
Gemma on Twitter
Gemma on Pinterest
A Love Letter to Life Designers
The Great Life Redesign Retreat
The Great Life Adventure
"Your Great Life: A Love Story" :: Gemma's reading
"Ten Signs You're Abandoning Your Self"

"Beyond Therapy" :: Gemma's TedxCanmore Talk
"True Intimacy Requires Deep Vulnerability"
charity: water

This week's guest on In Her Room is writer, teacher, and roller derby athlete Jenna McGuiggan. Our time in The Word Cellar is filled with insights, ideas, and inspiration. It's a joy to share this conversation with you.

Writing is an art and a craft ... A way to create something of substance or meaning.

Jenna's website
Jenna's blog
The Word Cellar on Facebook
Jenna on Instagram
Jenna on Twitter
The Word Cellar Writer's Guild
Workshops with Jenna

"What is Your Emergency?" :: Jenna's reading
In Her Room Episode #4: Sue William Silverman
Vermont College of Fine Arts
Vermont Studio Center
New World Writing
Larry Sutin

This week's guest on In Her Room is the magnanimous and profoundly kind Susan Carol Hauser. Our conversation about teaching, image vocabularies, and the importance of community is such a gift to share with you.

"Writing...Is part of the fabric of my life.

Susan's website
Susan's blog
You Can Write a Memoir!
My Kind of River Journey: Seeking Passage on the Mississippi
Wild Rice: An Essential Guide to Cooking, History, and Harvesting
Wild Sugar: The Pleasures of Making Maple Syrup
Outside After Dark
Susan's other books
Measures of Loss :: Published in Terrain Magazine

Bemidji State University
Minnesota Northwoods Writer's Conference
National Writer's Union
Author's Guild
Poets & Writers magazine
Lake Itasca State Park :: Headwaters of the Mississippi River

This week's guest on In Her Room is the soulful and wise Liz Lamoreux. Our conversation, full of laughter, tears, and lots of nodding in agreement, fills me to the brim with light and community. It's such an honor to share this with you today.

“Writing…Is a lifeline to help me pull out, one word at a time, why I’m here."

Liz's website
Liz on Facebook
Liz on Pinterest
Liz on Twitter
Liz on Instagram
Soul Mantras
Inner Excavation
Poem It Out
Be Present Retreats
Water Your Mama Soul

Keri Smith
Andrea Scher
Christine Mason Miller
Jen Gray
Susan Wooldridge :: Poemcrazy*
Jen Louden's Taos Retreat

This week's guest on In Her Room is writer, healer, and believer in bravery Robin Sandomirsky. I loved our conversation about showing up to both nerves and excitement, holding the space for duality, and how self-forgiveness is the heart of discipline.

My writing maps me into knowing myself.

Robin's Website
Robin on Instagram
Robin on Facebook
Robin's healing work
Joy Bomb mailing list
In Body intensive :: Just one of Robin's offerings

Liberated Lines
In Her Room Episode #5: Alisha Sommer
Our Word Collective (link may not work)

This week’s guest on In Her Room is writer, teacher, and stitch-witch Cathleen Delia Mulrooney. I loved our conversation about presence, mystery, the importance of symbols and sacred acts, and so much more.

Writing, to me, is presence.

Cat’s website
Writing the Body
Writing the Tarot
“My Witch’s Mark”

RAINN :: The Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network
Natalie Goldberg
AROHO :: A Room Of Her Own Foundation
Ghost Ranch
The Wild Unknown Tarot
The Rider-Waite Tarot
Listen to Your Mother! Show

Photo credit: Xanthe Berkeley

This week's guest on In Her Room is writer, photographer, and soul-filled blogger Susannah Conway. This conversation is filled to the brim with heart, compassion, and soul-facing empathy. I am so blessed that, after nearly 10 years of reading Susannah's words, we shared this conversation, and to share it with all of you.

This episode contains some language that is NSFW. So, perfectly British conversation.

Susannah's website
Susannah on Instagram
Susannah on Facebook
Susannah on Pinterest
Susannah on Twitter

Susannah's books
Susannah's photography
The Sacred Alone
Photo Meditations
Blogging from the Heart
All of Susannah's e-courses

This week's guest on In Her Room is writer, list-maker, and wearer of wings Isabel Abbott. We talk about the importance of our body stories, the ways we connect with our personal mythologies, and so much more in this 45-minute episode.

There is great power in returning and living fully embodied.

Isabel's website
List and Letters
Isabel on Facebook
Isabel on Instagram
Handmapping :: Personal Cartography Readings
Writing the Womb
Writing Freedom
Sanctuary Sessions

"Close to the Bone" :: Isabel's reading
"Finding the Way to Frida's House"
"Belonging to the Body"In Her Skin :: Isabel's course with Stacy de la Rosa
"In Her Skin" :: Stacy's inspiring blog post
Homesick Quote

This week's guest on In Her Room is creative entrepreneur, teacher, and cultivator of daily joy Jen Louden. I loved our conversation about place, meditation, intersectionality, and finding our right people.

Jen's website
Jen on Facebook
Jen on Instagram
Jen's Books
Jen's Workshops and Retreats

Teach Now :: Jen's workshop for teachers
Creating Your Own Mastermind
Life Navigation course
The Women's Comfort book
A Year of Daily Joy book
The Life Organizer system
Harry Crews
Marcie Talenda
Omega Institute
Wayne Dyer

This week's guest on In Her Room is writer and labyrinth-walker Alison Gresik. I loved sitting down and talking with her about desire, walking depression, and stepping into amazing adventures.

Alison's website
Alison on Facebook
Alison on Instagram
Alison on Twitter
Pilgrimage of Desire :: Alison's book
10 Signs of Walking Depression :: a critical blog post from Alison
Creative coaching with Alison
Alison's copywriting business

The Unspeakable :: Megan Daum's new book
Labyrinths in Vancouver