Lynda Jacobs is a licensed professional counselor, fiber artist, and lover of the natural world. She is certified in both Hakomi Therapy and Sensorimotor Psychotherapy and has extensive training in Systemic Family Constellations.

Lynda’s approach weaves together somatic awareness, an intergenerational lens, mindful inquiry, depth psychology, wisdom traditions, and evidence-based practices. Her work is not about “fixing” but about collaboration—walking alongside others with respect and a deep belief in their capacity to shape a life that is more embodied, more free, and more connected.  

In addition to her private practice, Lynda co-facilitates Resources for the Long Haul, a small group experience supporting helpers in sustaining themselves. She is also the creator of The Prayer Flag Project, a community-based project that uses eco-printing to create prayer flags—offering creativity, compassion, and blessings in response to the challenges of our time.

For more information about Lynda and what she offers, please visit her website here.  

Michelle Bias, MA, is a seasoned Systemic Constellations Practitioner and Intergenerational Trauma Expert, specializing in untangling individual and family inherited trauma. With a keen focus on navigating life's complexities, Michelle addresses career challenges, change, trauma, grief, addiction, divorce, relationships, and family dynamics. She employs a diverse set of healing modalities, creating a comprehensive and holistic approach in both individual sessions and workshops.

Beyond her coaching and facilitation roles, Michelle is a dynamic professional, seamlessly blending public speaking, writing, and storytelling curation into her portfolio. Co-founder of the non-profit, OK, So Tulsa’s Storyslam, since 2013, Michelle co-hosts a monthly open-mic storytelling event. Her guidance extends to storytellers preparing for main stage and curated events, as well as those seeking to elevate their professional careers through storytelling.

Michelle holds a master’s degree in Transpersonal Psychology and operates a global private practice, offering expertise to those on a quest for profound personal and professional transformation. If you are searching for new ways of being, click here forMichelle’s website, upcoming online programs and eventsor go here for scheduling.

Branda Jean Piersall, RN, (she/her), Ketamine-Assisted Counselor, has been an RN for 29 years, primarily in hospice and palliative care. She is a death doula with certifications in holistic health, nutrition, and spiritual philosophy. She recently completed the California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS) Psychedelic-Assisted Therapies and Research program and is currently pursuing a Masters in Transpersonal Psychology with a focus in Applied Mentorship. She has also completed advanced training in Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy.

Her work is centered on supporting clients navigating death anxiety, complicated grief, and other profound life transitions such as divorce, illness/diagnosis, burnout, mid-life reassessment, empty nest, retirement, menopause, or any period of significant change. Branda views these pivotal transitions as opportunities for empowerment and transformation, helping clients harness them as catalysts for deep personal growth.

Through guided explorations combined with thorough prep and integration, she offers a safe and compassionate space for individuals to access expanded states of awareness, confront emotional barriers, and reframe their perspectives. These journeys can provide profound healing by promoting emotional processing, deepening self-understanding, and fostering a renewed sense of connection to oneself and the greater human experience.