Personal Wellness Services
I am an artist and storyteller at heart, a wounded healer by lived experience, and a creative by necessity. I believe stories live in the body, and healing happens when we are met with dignity, curiosity, and care. My work weaves creativity, embodiment, and trauma‑informed practice to help individuals and organizations reclaim agency and imagine what thriving can look like.
Who is this for?
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Survivors of complex or compound trauma seeking gentle, embodied support.
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Neurodivergent individuals wanting affirming, flexible wellness care.
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People living with chronic illness who need pacing and compassion.
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Anyone ready to embrace, reclaim, and heal at their own rhythm.
Our
Gentle Reminders
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Creative — imagination, metaphor, and play are welcome.
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Grounded—practices are paced, practical, and accessible.
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Honest stories are held with care, not spectacle.
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Human—humor and tenderness coexist.
Angie Conn is an artist, creative, wounded healer, and storyteller who transforms lived experience into compassionate, trauma‑informed practice. Her work blends imagination with grounded somatic wisdom, inviting people and systems to move beyond survival and into agency, meaning, and post-traumatic growth.
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Artist‑healer translating pain into practice and possibility.
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Creative consultant designing brave, human‑centered systems.
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Wounded healer who leads with radical self‑compassion and lived truth.
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Storyteller turning survival into shared language and change.
Embrace. Reclaim. Heal.
Personal Wellness Services — survivor‑centered, trauma‑informed care
Personal Wellness Services at SheWhoDares support individuals who are ready to move from surviving to thriving through compassionate, paced, and body‑centered practices. This work honors lived experience, prioritizes safety and choice, and offers practical tools that help you reconnect with your body, reclaim agency, and cultivate post-traumatic growth.
Accessibility & care commitments
Sessions are trauma‑informed and adaptable, with options for sensory‑friendly pacing, clear communication, and accommodations on request. Sliding‑scale availability may be offered when possible to reduce barriers to care.