Hi, I’m Camille

When I graduated from Harvard Law School, I became acutely aware of how decades of academic and professional success had led me to be disconnected from the intuitive, emotional, and feminine parts of myself. While I was proud of myself for accomplishing so much, I knew that not expressing my whole self was leading me to feel burnt out, insecure, and disconnected from my true power.

This awareness led me on the path of reclaiming my creativity, emotional wisdom, and earthly-wild self so that I could be fully and authentically expressed.

During my career as a corporate lawyer, I learned how to meet the high expectations of my work environment while also nourishing my creativity, deeply feeling through my body, and cultivating an intimate relationship with herbs and plants that supported and empowered me.

Over several years, I developed my own practices and rituals that allowed me to enjoy the full wholeness of who I am: a smart, intellectual nerd (yes!) who is also wildly creative, a deep feeler, and lover of the earth.

To my surprise, I learned that authentically embracing all parts of myself led me to feel more regulated, confident, and whole, which made me a better lawyer and more successful in my work. My fear that giving space to my deeply sensitive and “non-linear” self would be counterproductive was completely wrong: claiming my holistic power served me in all aspects of my life. What’s more, I felt confident, joyful, and fully seen by those around me for the first time in my life.

It is such an honor that I offer what I discovered for myself for other women on this journey. Through 1:1 mentorship, retreats, and group containers, I help guide other women to reclaiming all parts of themselves.

My work is supported by my practice as an energetic herbalist, somatic breath and yoga instructor, meditation teacher, and ceremonialist. Each client’s container is uniquely created based on their individual challenges, strengths, joys, and goals. All the tools that I integrate into my work are tools that helped me while I was in law school and working as a corporate lawyer.