Community
Here are some of the people whose work I stand beside.
Practitioners who have walked with me in mentorship, colleagues who carry their own medicine, and community members whose gifts weave into the larger field of our shared work. These are voices and lineages I trust, people I collaborate with, and those I continue to support as they offer their healing, artistry and deep presence into the world.
Sarah’s Team
Juliette Findlay
Admin, personal assistant, communications and scheduling.
hello@sarahmacleanbicknell.com
Karly Dailey
Event support, logistics, organization, administrative support and The Village Green.
karly@sarahmacleanbicknell.com
Kelsey Moore
Website and social media manager, visual artist and support.
kelsey@sarahmacleanbicknell.com
Sarah’s Community
Night Turtle Dance
Sarah’s Annual Ceremony
The Night Turtle Dance is a ceremony of love, devotion and gratitude for Mother Earth. This ceremony was dreamed into being by Sarah Bicknell and has been ongoing since the first dance in 2009.
Akhila Kolesar
Constellation Facilitator, Ceremony
I believe that a wellness model truly supports the whole person: the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual self in each of us. This informs my work with individuals and couples by making psychotherapy an exciting journey in which, together, we find how their unique abilities and strengths can be applied to challenging life situations, relationships, and the unfolding of new ways of being.
Stevie Greenwell
Dreamwork, Ceremony, Constellation Facilitator
Stevie Greenwell is a musician, singer, teacher, constellator, dreamer, and ceremonialist. She is devoted to compassionate liberation through expression, resonance, and song.
Seth Pardo
Ceremony, Dreamwork, Transformational Coaching
Life is a process of becoming with dynamic cycles of learning, growth, and transformation. We can spend our energy trying to avoid change, or we can learn how to transform with conscious awareness and intention. Surely there is a great ocean of “in between” where many of us swim. But when the day comes, and the risk to remain tight in a bud is now more painful than the risk it would take to blossom (nod to Anais Nin!), will you honor the call from inside to transform?