Lisa Wall is a Certified Trauma Professional, somatic practitioner, and intimacy educator with more than two decades of experience being both a recovery professional and an imperfect recovering human.

She is obsessed with culture and the conditions that have made it normal to un-prepare (and sometimes straight-up gaslight) women. Having lived through pregnancy, loss, postpartum psychosis/anxiety/depression, and now navigating perimenopause, she has questions. A lot of them.

Lisa believes credibility and being a messy human can coexist. Her leadership approach is rooted in courageous vulnerability, transparency, relentless curiosity, and a willingness to laugh at herself while taking the work seriously.

A self-described sacred, sassy, and slightly unhinged elder millennial with raging ADHD (say that three times fast), Lisa lives on a remote island with a feral toddler, a domesticated dog and cat, and a dysfunctional-but-loyal parliament of owls she affectionately calls the Hootenannys.

Lisa thinks in patterns (some more decipherable than others), asks (too many) questions, and has increasingly little interest in pretending any of this is normal. Her hobbies include researching culture (taking screenshots of misogynistic things men say to women being vulnerable on the internet), looking for her keys, and giving herself permission to info-dump and over-explain inside parentheses (because sometimes the context needs context).

When she’s not spinning around in circles forgetting why she was there in the first place, she likes to play in the wild with her son, tend to life in her intentional community, examine culture, steward recovery communities, ride her motorbike, make weird art, write, and sing — preferably on stage with an audience who knows all the words.