“Sometimes women who pursue outdoor passions need reminding that we also deserve to cultivate our wildness.” Kelly Klein Reading this makes pause, because while I do pursue my outdoor passions, my focus is *always* to cultivate my own wildness. When I’m outdoors, I’m never in pursuit of a record time or domination of wilderness or […]
A powerful threshold is calling you forward…
The amount of interest I’m been getting for the wildHER Gates of Lodore Adventure in 2026 is FANTASTIC. Women are READY to question everything. Not in a “go big or go home bro” kind of way, but in a “what’s real, alive, and wildly truly authentically possible for ME” kind of way. These women are […]
What does time away, unplugged, in nature do for you?
Here’s what some participants of the 2024 Main Salmon River and 2025 Rogue River wildHER adventures shared about their time on the river: “Having the opportunity to unplug and be in nature for five days is priceless. Also having the forest therapy sessions and one on one time with two outstanding coaches enhances the whole […]
A different kind of scrolling
In forest therapy, the use of scrolls to focus or expand our thinking is a delightful treat. And on our wildHER adventures, scrolls offer us wisdom to ponder on certain days as we float the river or wander the shore. It’s also delightful that one of our triple crown participants, Jackie Radford of J Radford, […]
2026 wildHER River Adventure Details
I can finally start sharing details about our third annual wildHER river adventure. We waited to give alumni the opportunity to join us again. We’ve only got five seats remaining. Our launch date for the 2026 wildHER river adventure is August 29, 2026. We’ll be rafting 44 miles through Gates of Lodore and Dinosaur National […]
Put down what you are carrying
I’m slowly reading Sue Monk Kidd’s new book “Writing Creativity and Soul.” Apologies to the library because I am sure it is *way*way* overdue. There’s a line that struck me this morning that feels important. She’s talking about writing and the creation of self. Monk Kidd ends with, “It’s about what we carry and what […]






