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A listening place where your heart can be heard.

Where to begin

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a free, 3-day guided series

HEAR YOUR HEART

and listen for what’s calling you forward

When the weight of the world feels heavy on your heart and your inner voice feels far away, this complimentary series offers guided practices to hear yourself again.

Welcome! I’m Madeline.

For over a decade, I’ve offered classes, retreats and 1:1 mentorships that make space to be with what you’re moving through, listen to what matters, and bridge it into how you live, relate and give.

Through storytelling, writing, breath and time in nature, my offerings range from plants and dreams to deepening relationships with saints and angels.

My approach is rooted in a deep love for Earth and informed by years of training in spiritual psychology, somatic practices, dreamwork, and herbalism.

May you find a listening place here, with snacks & stories for the road ahead.

Breathing with Angels

November 15 - December 20, 2026

a 6-week Angelic Breath Healing circle gathering weekly on Sundays

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Client Love

Her classes are part poetry, part practice.
She is the real deal and down to earth.”
—Courtney Mann

“Madeline is a gifted guide and teacher.

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“Every time I breathe in Madeline’s classes,

my heart recovers more of herself.”
—Becca Kannapell

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“I always have something special happen

in any class with Madeline. She seems to have a direct line to the unseen and is one of my favorite teachers ever.”
—Betsy B. Murphy