The Living From the Heart Community
$72
/Month
Living From the Heart Fellowship
Where Healing Becomes a Way of Living
A place to practice being human. A place to belong.
We spend so much time learning about ourselves. Through therapy, spiritual teachings, personal growth, and simply living our lives, we begin to recognize our patterns, understand our relationships, and discover new ways of being.
But knowing something and living it are two different things.
What happens when old patterns show up in our everyday relationships? When life gets messy? When we want to respond differently but aren't quite sure how?
We don't have to figure it all out alone.
Living From the Heart is a community of women coming together to explore these questions, practice what we're learning, and build genuine connections along the way.
It's not another place where we need to become something. It's a place where we can practice being who we are.
What Happens in a Fellowship Circle?
Our circles are intentionally small, with approximately 10 women gathering weekly for meaningful conversation, shared exploration, and connection.
There isn't one conversation we're supposed to have or one way we're supposed to show up.
Sometimes we begin with meditation, breathwork, or a teaching drawn from psychology, yoga philosophy, or spiritual wisdom. Sometimes we explore what's happening in our relationships, our families, or the ordinary challenges of being human.
And sometimes we simply begin with what's present.
Together, we practice noticing our patterns, listening with curiosity, staying connected to ourselves, and learning how to be in relationship with others without abandoning who we are.
We learn from the teachings, from our own experiences, and from one another.
The conversation becomes the practice. The community becomes the mirror.
Come As You Are
You might have spent years exploring healing and personal growth. You might be just beginning. Perhaps you're navigating a life transition, longing for deeper friendships, or simply looking for a place where you can show up as yourself.
You don't need to have everything figured out, share a particular belief system, or know the language of healing.
You only need a willingness to explore.
What Women Are Saying
"I don't have to wear a mask here."
"This is teaching my nervous system what safe family feels like."
"This is the most authentic group I've ever been part of."
I came looking for healing. I found community.
Join the Fellowship
$72 per month | Month-to-month membership
Your membership includes:
Weekly in-person Fellowship Circles — Small, welcoming gatherings for conversation, reflection, and connection.
A library of teachings and practices — Guided meditations, breathwork, embodiment practices, and journal reflections to explore at your own pace.
Monthly live teaching with Jamie — Exploring relationships, awareness, emotional healing, and the practice of living from the heart.
Connection to the larger Fellowship — A community of women learning and growing together.
Our founding circle meets in Batavia, Illinois. Weekly in-person gatherings are available where an active circle has been established. Please inquire about availability before enrolling.
Cancel anytime. No long-term commitment.
Meet Jamie
For nearly two decades, I've walked alongside people through healing, growth, and transformation as a therapist, teacher, yoga practitioner, and community leader.
My work brings together psychotherapy, nervous system awareness, mindfulness, yoga philosophy, and spiritual practice.
Living From the Heart grew from a simple belief: we need spaces where we can bring what we've learned about ourselves into our everyday lives, supported by genuine community.
At the heart of this work are three beliefs:
Healing happens in relationship.
Growth happens through practice.
Belonging changes everything.
There's a place for you here.
Come as you are.
Join the Living From the Heart Fellowship $72/month
Living From the Heart is a nonclinical community for shared learning, reflection, and connection. It is not psychotherapy, crisis care, or a substitute for mental health treatment. Facilitators do not provide psychotherapy through Fellowship gatherings, and participation does not establish a therapist-client relationship.