About Me
Hi, I’m Konnie…a trained clinical intern, crisis co-responder, and ceremonial guide. I support people in creating meaning, clarity, and grounded transformation
Wild Becoming didn’t start as a brand.
It started as a lived path.
I did not arrive here by accident.
This work was born out of lived experience… through crisis, recovery, devotion, and years of walking myself back into alignment when everything in me wanted to fracture.
I have sat in hospital rooms.
In crisis calls.
In silence with horses.
In rooms where something sacred was unfolding.
I know what it is to unravel.
And I know what it takes to rebuild without bypassing what hurt.
You are not broken.
You are becoming.
I hold a Master’s level education in Clinical Mental Health and have worked professionally in crisis response within high-intensity environments. I have also served in harm reduction leadership roles in large community spaces, where presence, regulation, and ethical boundaries matter deeply.
My approach is relational, integrative, and rooted in ethical discernment.
I do not offer therapy here.
And I do not position myself as a tradition holder.
What I offer is something different… a carefully held container for people who are ready to move consciously through change.
I am currently in ongoing mentorship focused on ethical container building, integration, and facilitation within altered and expanded states of consciousness.
This mentorship does not constitute lineage or cultural claim. It is structured learning grounded in supervision, consent, cultural humility, and accountability.
I continue to seek peer review, guidance, and education as this work evolves.
I do not practice alone.
Horses have been part of my own healing long before they were ever part of my work.
Years spent in wild horse training grounded me during seasons when I could have lost myself entirely. They taught me regulation before I knew the word for it. Boundaries before I could articulate them. Presence without force.
That relationship saved my life in ways I do not romanticize.
It reshaped how I understand power, attunement, and nervous system truth.
Not all of my work involves horses.
But the way I work has been shaped by them.
I do not believe you are broken.
I believe you are becoming.
But becoming can be disorienting.
It can feel like shedding skin.
Like standing between identities.
Like knowing something has shifted… but not yet knowing how to live it.
There are seasons when the old structure no longer fits…
but the new one has not fully formed.
That in-between space deserves steadiness.
My role is not to fix you.
It is to hold a grounded, intentional container while you untangle what is heavy, listen for what is true, and move forward in integrity.
This work is relational.
It is discerning.
It honors readiness.
Nothing is forced.
Nothing is rushed.
Nothing is imposed.
What sheds, sheds in its own time.
This space is not for everyone.
It is not for spectacle.
It is not for those seeking someone to take authority over their path.
It is not for those unwilling to meet themselves honestly.
It is for people who value depth over performance.
People who are ready to be seen clearly… and to take responsibility for their becoming.
If something in you feels steady reading this — not dazzled, not rescued — that matters.
If you feel that quiet recognition,
begin at the Threshold.
