Hey, I’m Olivia Lauren 𖤓 a Mentor for your reorientation.

I guide you into living in vital relationship — with your body, your life, and the greater living world.

Within this way of being, you meet the deeper layers of yourself — not just who you’ve learned to be, but who you actually are beneath it all.

As you come into relationship with your depth, your life begins to reorganize around it;

how you relate, how you connect, and how you move through the world shifts.

You find your place within the greater web of life — and your life starts to move in a way that feels clear, aligned, and truly your own…

rooted in what you’re here to live, experience, and offer.

I live a slow, cyclical life in the beautiful mountains of Colorado with my partner, our son, two dogs, my horse + the community herd.

My work is rooted in honoring the rhythms of life — the cycles, seasons, and transitions that shape us, and the lives we’re here to live.

I didn’t arrive here through theory,

I began by trying to understand my own experience — my body, my cycles, what I was feeling, moving through, and experiencing in this life.

Over time, I realized this work was never just about the body, it’s about relationship.

For many, this begins through the body — our physical vessel through which we experience life — through symptoms, through disconnection, through a subtle sense that something isn’t quite right.

These aren’t problems to fix, but invitations into something deeper.

this is the initiation.

enter the field

come and connect over on Instagram <3 @cyclicallyolivia

this is part iv of my ‘herbalism for activism’ series — an olive branch of support to the collective.

this part focuses on nutritives — herbal allies that replenish our reserves, rebuild what has been spent, and nourish the s

this is part iii of my ‘herbalism for activism’ series — an olive branch of support to the collective.

this part focuses on heart medicine — herbal allies that steady, soften, protect, and help us stay connected to what matte

this is part ii of my ‘herbalism for activism’ series, an olive branch of support to the collective.

this part focuses on nervines, herbal allies for the nervous system. if you missed the opening post, i invite you to scroll back <3

i’ve been feeling how many of us are exhausted right now — physically, emotionally, mentally, energetically.

with everything happening in the world, some are being called to fight on the front lines, and some are being called to build r

I peaked with the leaves
and now I can feel my edges shriveling up,
preparing, or already in the midst of,
shedding & decomposing.

Giving life to something new,
something not yet formed,
unclear what it is,
but curious what it could be,
wh

i’ve been holding back,
afraid i’d come off too woo-woo, too hippie dippy,
too airy, too fluffy, too dreamy, too love + light,

but reality is,
this is me,
this is what I believe in;

i know now, i can have both the knowledge of science

i’m going back to school (again!) 🌿

a week from today, i’ll be starting my journey at the colorado school of clinical herbalism — a decision that feels like both a homecoming and a deepening.

this has been a quiet longing for a l

a little weekend away in our silver cocoon;
mountain light. slow mornings. the echo of a train in the canyon below.
a soft, glimmering pause in the rhythm of life.

“Our bodies are in constant, rhythmic change, but because so much of this is happening beneath our waking consciousness, we can feel out of control, or 'all at sea'. When we begin to notice the pattern of these cycles, their repetitive nature, their connection to nature beyond us, we can begin to feel not like victims unprepared for the weather, but like adventurers of days gone by, who navigate by nature -the pull of the tides, the placing of the stars and the gathering storm clouds."

Lucy H. Pearce, Moon Time.

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