When the idea to create this book came to me, I knew that I needed to vibe in a dream team of Sister Goddesses. Scroll down to meet the small but mighty tribe that came together to make this Book and the Oracle Cards happen.  

Jamie- Goddess of Writing, Directing, & Producing

Jamie Day, MS, MFT, RDT is a Marriage and Family Therapist, Registered Drama Therapist, Creator of the Divine Mommy Movement and Author of the Soul to Sisterhood book, proud momma, happy wife, and very good friend. Currently, Jamie works as a practitioner in private practice with individuals, couples, and families marrying her psychotherapy background with the potent and powerful work of the Sacred Feminine and the Sacred Masculine. Jamie has earned Master of Science degrees in both Marriage and Family Therapy and Interdisciplinary Arts from Nova Southeastern University. Attaining her Licensure as a Marriage and Family Therapist in 2014, Jamie worked clinically for eight years before relinquishing her license to pursue a professional dynamic that was more spiritually aligned with her Divine Purpose.In addition, she also holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Musical Theatre Performance from Northern Kentucky University. Jamie has a diverse background of experience and has worked with survivors of human trafficking, at-risk adolescents and their families, anger management groups for teens, drama therapy groups for college students, expressive arts therapy groups for families facing chronic illness and loss, teen parents, homeless pregnant mothers, mothers in drug and alcohol recovery, families with children diagnosed with SPD and ASD, bereavement, Military Families, youth and adults living with PTSD and survivors of sexual trauma. Jamie is also specially trained in Infant Mental Health, Trauma Informed Care, The Circle of Security Parenting Model and is a Parenting Educator. She brings more than 12 years of experience in working with clients as well as leading connective and supportive groups for women, families, and children. Her dedicated approach incorporates a solution-focused mindset that empowers, affirms and invokes the strength within.

Connie- Oracle Card Artist and Sister Goddess

Connie’s desire is to be present. She believes that it is important to be present in order to see and feel the gifts that life has to bring forward. This way of living allows her to address each day and each moment with integrity. As a decorative artist and muralist, Connie uses this awareness to connect to her hugely diverse clientele. Connie believes this honor of being able to genuinely connect to people is not just a job, but her Divine Purpose on Earth at this time, and she loves it! In her Art Studio, there is even an open table, creating the space to offer her clients and customers the place to say what they need to say, share from their hearts, and join in the loving give and take of authentic connection. Connie takes her work and this dedication to her clients very seriously. She feels it is her responsibility to cultivate her art in her own heart and soul initially so that she, in turn, may give it away to others. Connie has a committed yoga and meditation practice because she wants to take care of her body, bring emotional balance to her personal life, and maintain the personal peace necessary to be happy and joyful. One of her biggest delights in life is working with children, especially first through third graders, because they carry love in their hearts continuously. Her hope in teaching yoga and art to these special beings is for them to learn how to carry this joy and love in their hearts forever. Connie also believes that children all need a way to express themselves, without boundaries, and for her, art is a great conduit to do that….All of the hugs and love that she receives from those kiddos, are also a major benefit. As an artist involved with Soul to Sisterhood, Connie feels that each woman has a specific message for her as she chooses the precise colors and images for their Oracle Cards. Reading the stories, Connie is inspired by each woman’s grace, truth, and courage. At the same time, she absorbs each woman and her experiences with humility as she embraces the empowerment and inspiration coming forth. This collaboration has given her a newfound appreciation for ALL women. Connie sees women differently now, noticing the heartfelt and soul-based depth that each woman possesses. She feels that this project has made her aware of this feminine complexity, and she wants the world to respond in-kind, treating each woman walking the planet with the same love, respect, and admiration. You can find Connie and her amazing artwork on her website: www.conniebuckler.com

Kristine- Goddess of Photography

Kristine believes in taking pictures from her heart. With an education in Accounting and IT, Kristine came to photography later as a vocation. She is primarily self-taught but has been taking pictures as long as she can remember. She discovered her true passion for photography when her first daughter was born. She inhaled the information like oxygen as she began to learn the craft. She courageously sought out and studied with photographers she admired, soaking up knowledge from each. She has a passion for natural light, and loves photographing women. She thinks of the camera as a reflection of a woman’s true beauty, presence and worth. With her gentle demeanor, Kristine creates a safe environment for true creativity and vulnerability to emerge from her subjects. She is very grateful to Jamie for coaxing her out of early retirement. Kristine recently welcomed a new addition to the family - her new camera!

Misty- Goddess of Grammar

Misty was born and raised in Gainesville, FL to a single mom who taught her the value of education, the importance of self-reliance, leading by example, and who would often say: "actions speak louder than words." She is the proud mother of an empathic, bright, and spirited 5 year-old daughter named Harper. She was married for 8 years but refuses to define herself as "divorced" because she believes that the image this label often conjures up (failure. quitter. sad. alone...) is not reflective of how she sees herself; rather, she knows that she is a strong, passionate, intelligent, altruistic, resilient, and driven woman. Misty earned a BA in Sociology from UF in 2009, an MSW from USF in 2012, and has since become a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. She has served in various roles as a volunteer and employee in the child welfare system for 12 years. Currently, she serves as the Program Manager of a comprehensive, client-focused early psychosis treatment program at a mid-sized non-profit in Tampa... one of only 7 the entire state of Florida! Misty lives her life each day striving to carry out the mission and vision that she shares with her fierce, resilient, empathic mother, Yvonne: to improve the lives of all sentient beings and to change the world, one act of kindness at a time.  She thrives on giving a voice to the (literal and figurative) voiceless, serving the under-served, and instilling hope in those who feel hopeless. Misty believes that the point of learning is to teach, the best part of living is to serve, and that we each have the strength to support our fellow Goddesses on the path to peace if we have the courage to heal ourselves first. As an editor on the Soul to Sisterhood book, combing through and digesting the experiences of each interviewee has reminded Misty that we are both hurt and healed in the context of relationships. Reading each story has also reinforced her belief that we must have the courage to be vulnerable in order to experience joy. Being a part of this project has led to immense personal growth, and Misty believes wholeheartedly that each person who reads these stories will feel less alone, more connected, and will develop a more positive self-image and optimistic outlook on life. 

Her Favorite Quote is: "When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change"   - Anonymous