Breathwork, womb work and ceremony have been instrumental during her healing journey, so it was only a natural next step to weave these practices into her offerings.


Her ancestral lineage comes from a variety of places near and far. On her maternal side, she is Red River Métis with Anishinaabe ancestors and great-grandfathers who worked in the fur trade. While her roots are strongly connected to Treaty 1 territory, she also deeply reveres her lineage from France, which connects back to the Cathars. On her paternal side, she has ancestors from Scotland and Ireland.

She was a classroom teacher for 13+ years and always knew that being a guide or facilitator was part of her unfolding story. With a wide variety of life experiences, trainings, workshops and certificate programs along the way, Lindsey has used her creative passion to curate mentorship programs and learning experiences for her community. As an eco-feminist, she is drawn to and guided by many wisdom traditions worldwide. While embracing the beauty of our cyclical life, death and rebirth process, she appreciates the integration of both the light and the dark on our journey to restoring wholeness. In the grand scheme of things, we can’t deny that all beautiful things are conceived in the depth and darkness of the womb.