Nice to meet you! 

Hi, I’m Randi.

We start out as wild spirits. As kids, we’re all about muddy feet, messy laughter, and living in the moment. But somewhere along the way, things change. We’re taught to smile, to be nice, to stay in the lines. Disney tells us princesses find happiness in Prince Charming, sitcoms show us that if you’re not thin enough, like “Fat Monica,” you’re the outsider, and job interviews ask us about our “plans for kids” as if that’s the measure of our worth. Little by little, we shape-shift into this “perfect” woman, learning to bend, shrink, and contort ourselves to fit an image someone else created.

When (and if) we become mothers, the expectations only multiply. We’re told to cook organic meals, limit screen time, keep our houses picture-perfect—all with a Stepford smile. Asking for help becomes a sign of weakness, setting boundaries is “selfish,” and the pressure to “do it all” without complaint becomes relentless. Somewhere in this impossible dance, we lose ourselves.

For years, I fell into the trap of trying to meet these impossible standards, even working as a weight loss coach while I obsessively chased thinness, thinking that was the only path to happiness. But motherhood changed me. I realized I didn’t want my child to grow up with these toxic beliefs. I began unlearning it all, exploring versions of myself, and, for the first time, connecting with my body from a place of care, not punishment.

Now, I help women rewild themselves in community—because we’re better together.

A reconnection to who we truly are before the world told us to “behave” and “be quiet.” I created a wellness camp for women, a space where we don’t just break free alone but find strength together in community. We shed the endless “shoulds” and step into our unapologetic selves, starting with burning our limiting beliefs, howling at the moon (metaphorically or literally), and lifting each other up as we reclaim the joy and freedom that live inside us. Together, we laugh, play, and support one another in being fully, wildly ourselves. It’s one of my favorite weekends because we leave feeling not only more alive but more connected to each other and the version of ourself we want to set free.

And when you reconnect with your wild side? Magic happens: Like feeling more confident and getting into the pool with your kids, or giving yourself permission to ask for help so you don't lose your shit, setting boundaries around comments your in-laws make, enhancing your creative side and connecting to hobbies that feel good, building sustainable health habits from a place of joy,  saying “no” to unrealistic expectations, and yes to you. 

Life is meant to be lived fully, not just efficiently,  and with the support of a like-minded community and a camp counselor (aka certified health and life coach), you reconnect to this. Let’s dive in— with laughter as our compass, and the world as our playground.