Kayla Scheiber,

licensed mental health counselor in wa state

&

somatic coach

Personally

I’m a woman, a wife, and a mom to two young boys. I’m part Indigenous and grew up on the Tulalip reservation. Being a white-passing Indigenous woman, I’m on a journey to honor both my Indigenous and European roots.

My spiritual life is really important to me. I feel deeply connected to the Creator/God, my ancestors, and Mother Earth.

I’m a slow learner and faced challenges in the traditional school system due to a learning disability. I didn’t feel like the system supported the way I needed to learn, but I still managed to overcome those obstacles and earned my degrees.

When I gave birth to my second son, I did it on my own terms, at home, with just my husband and a birth witness. I trusted my intuition and leaned into ancestral wisdom instead of medical intervention.

As a homemaker, I love making things like sourdough, kombucha, and wholesome meals for my family.

I believe in free speech and that women and mothers should have the right to make choices about their bodies and their children.

I’m actively deprogramming myself from old beliefs—whether from my family, the education system, the medical world, or religious dogma. I’m letting go of what no longer serves me or my family, while keeping what’s helpful for our well-being and future.

I’m passionate about creating communities of like-minded women, mothers, and people who support one another.

I’m here to serve humanity, no matter someone’s background—whether it’s their gender, sexual orientation, race, or beliefs.