In this Video: Paige explores how to use the Enneagram as a tool to release layers of our personality, or mask, so that we can live...

This is the first in a series of videos "Awareness Practice with Paige." In this video Paige shares about.... Her own recovery from an...

This piece is dedicated to the people who show up everyday as their fullest selves. And then go home and take care of themselves, so they...

The school year is ending. "It's a transition." I've heard myself say more than once in the last few weeks, a tone of trepidation in my...

The Journey ~ What to expect in working with Paige. It is a journey to get to know yourself and what's going on inside, how to express...

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Paige describes a personal moment as an example of when the work of staying present and aware helped in her daily parenting life. She...

Everyday we have together is a gift, a gift to experience the reflection of love in this world. Not love as tally sheets, quantifiable...

I'm very excited to announce a couple of groups that I am starting. Call me or text with questions all the details and a fancy flyer are...

For the holiday season, or for whatever season you find yourself in now, here are 5 tips for starting or restarting a mediation practice, wi

“Meditation is the highest form of prayer, a naked act of love and effortless surrender into the abyss beyond all knowing.” ~Adyashanti...

One of the most difficult cultural messages to unravel in my own inner life has been the message of “the doer.” I, and most people I know, was taught — you are what you do. This wasn’t overtly state of course, rather it was subtle programming that seeped in through watching the world around me: Be productive Cross things off your list Have a good time Don’t forget to smile. We’re taught from an early age to seek external recognition and praise for all these things that we

I, like so many, have been seeking for peace, freedom, and purpose in life. In relationship, in personal growth, in career, in writing itself I have searched, returning again and again willingly or unwillingly to right here, to now. When I was younger I searched frantically for meaning in my family relationships dissecting each one, in love relationships attempting perfection or idealized romance. I’ve searched in work for meaning in the world, to create a better life. Even