"Healing is a matter of time, but it is sometimes also a matter of opportunity."

— Hippocrates

Hope Miller, GPCC, BCC

Since 2012 I have worked as a coach and facilitator, helping individuals and groups deepen their self awareness and make choices more aligned with their values, energy, and intentions. 

As a Gestalt Professional Certified Coach (G.P.C.C.)  and a Board Certified Coach (B.C.C.), I believe deeply in the power of awareness—of noticing, listening, and attuning. What are our thoughts, even the “negative” ones, trying to tell us? What are our physical sensations trying to say?

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We live in a culture that teaches us not to listen, to tamp down the awareness, to ignore the sensation.

Here in North America, this is how we’re conditioned to exist. However, when we slow down…really listen, really pay attention…something subtle and amazing happens. We discover who we are. We learn about ourselves. 

And this is the moment change begins.

I know how to do this work because I have walked this path.

Growing up closeted in the South, I struggled to figure out who I was and how I was going to be in this world. For years during my adolescence, I experienced crippling clinical depression and unsettling spiritual emergence.

While traditional psychiatric and mental health approaches helped (especially psychotherapy), I didn’t fully come to understand myself until I began practicing meditation in 1999 and yoga in 2001.

My own journey and the healing experiences I’ve had with yoga, breathwork, meditation, nature, writing, and psychedelics drive me to do this work.

Based on what my life experiences have shown me, I hope to prevent unnecessary suffering for others.  A wise teacher once said to me, “suffering is necessary until it isn’t.” Maybe the clock has run out on your suffering and it’s time to change. It’s time for renewal.

Following my authentic path led to outcomes I never would have originally imagined.

In addition to creating a healing arts practice, I have worked as a teacher, writer and editor, and corporate leadership consultant. I live in Ohio with my wife, daughter, and several animals, including goats and chickens. Each summer, the best tomatoes I grow are the ones that I didn’t plant but appear spontaneously. 

This process of renewal involves slowing down to listen—listen to our bodies, breath, and the natural world around us—and reconnecting to the rhythm and the flow. 

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