The Story Beneath the Surface
Hi! I’m Becca
Life speaks in beautiful ways. Here’s what I’ve learned.
We are beautiful. We are messy. We are on the beautifully, messy journey of being human. The idea behind our name says it all: sometimes we’re wild, sometimes we’re well, and the common denominator is we are together.
Here’s to a listening ear & practical support.
Raised in a loving Colorado home, I’m grateful for a space where learning and play were welcomed, practical solutions were within reach, and I learned from early on, how to sit with both joy and sorrow.
My path has led through storytelling, counseling, grief work, yoga, education, and the wild adventures of marriage and motherhood.
Today, I hold space for teens, parents, adults, and seekers of all kinds - helping them greet the moment, move through the mud, and remember who they are.
There’s a seat at the table. Please come as you are.
a lover of storytelling, a yogi, an adjunct professor
I know a healthy home isn’t the story for all, and in that I feel a calling to guide others to find support as we navigate life.
I grew up in a family that saw the ups, downs, and all-arounds of life. We loved deeply, offered genuine invitations, and learned how to “add more water to the soup.” I was taught that anyone had a seat at the table, and for that, I am grateful.
My Colorado childhood was full of animals, the outdoors, scraped knees, and endless 90s adventures. Through it all - sports, friendships, listening to stories from elders, and asking questions to friends and strangers alike (annnnndddd offering mostly unrequited, yet friendly hellos) - I learned to love humanity, and felt its love in return.
Grief, curiosity, connection, and resilience were my earliest teachers. I learned to sit with loss, to stay open, and to keep moving through the mud - not stuck, not avoiding, continuously learning. Usually with the help of others.
I earned a degree in History from the University of Colorado (Go Buffs!) because I loved human stories and didn’t quite know what I wanted to be when I grew up. That led to a year in Guatemala, where I reconnected with wonder and healed some deep wounds. Back in the States, I followed a call to support teens and families and eventually earned my Master’s in Counseling, with an additional focus in School Counseling.
Today, among many roles, I’m still a lover of storytelling, an engaged audience member, a yogi, an adjunct professor, a wifey, a mother of two, and a lifelong learning of what it means to be human. I spend most of my time holding space for big and small moments - playing in the mud, and moving through it.
There’s a seat at the table for you. Reach out. And let’s live this wild and well life together.
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