As a professional leadership coach, CPCC and PCC, Abigail has spent the past 20 years coaching, studying and learning from thousands of powerful women from all walks of life. Through this work she has gathered extensive data and been honored to witness and midwife emerging patterns and trends toward more feminine-forward leadership. Abigail holds a Masters degree in Counseling and has taught at both the secondary and university levels. She is a “sassy sacred muse”, leading training courses for the Co-Active Institute (CTI), the world’s largest coach training company. She lives with her husband Clive, their two children Iona and Jax on Lopez Island in the Pacific Northwest where she grew up. She is an award-winning poet and writer. Her first book, Walk Deep, published by Homebound Publishing won the 2021 Homebound Poetry Prize, the 2023 Nautilus Award, and is currently nominated for a Pushcart Prize.

sarah wildeman

Sarah has spent her life seeking healthy relationship with herself and others, with the Divine, and with the earth. Attunement is her superpower. Having lived a vision-led life, including a decade of community living, she challenges the status quo of cultural norms to live out her values holistically and authentically. Sarah lead her first heart-centered women’s circle when she was 18 and has lived a life steeped in the essence of what Spiral Leadership is all about. With a background in environmental consulting, outdoor guiding, teaching and facilitation, and birth support work, Sarah brings a range of experience to her coaching work. As a leadership coach, PCC, Sarah works with leaders and teams to navigate nuanced relationship dynamics, supporting them to build healthy communities.  Sarah believes in seeing, naming, and celebrating the Holy in the everyday ordinary. She and her husband Jesse live in Coldstream BC with their two daughters Skye and Dayla.

Kaitlyn Lyons

Kaitlyn’s leadership style is energetic, passionate, and playful.  She brings sweet heat and tender fire in service of aliveness.  She loves working with women in burnout and transition and loves helping them restore the play and personal attunement that they surrender in the busyness of working and raising families.  She invites women into PLAY and MESS as a powerful reset to total well-being and alignment.  Her mission is to create a world where women take care of themselves in service of getting things done and where they brag to each other about how well they are loving themselves (instead of bragging about how busy they are…because that’s just exhausting).  She is a graduate of Cornell University and has worked as a French Teacher, as a Writer and Researcher at Harvard Business School, and as a Corporate Strategist and Project Manager at Nordstrom.  She is currently a full-time coach (CTI-trained) and a student in CTI’s Leadership program.  She resides in Laguna Beach, CA where she lives a sunshine- and ocean-fueled life of big-time gratitude.

Katie post

Katie is dedicated to calling out greatness in women. As a leadership coach and consultant, she relishes diving in with women who are curious and courageous, daring to set a course for change with a compelling vision and open heart. Her style is rooted in a vibrant curiosity, an upbeat energy, and a fierce commitment to transformation. She has developed a company that honors her belief that we are all leaders of our own lives, learning how to grow ourselves and support the growth of others. She is a graduate from the University of Colorado, holds a Masters in Literature and is continuing to integrate the learnings of the previous two careers as an English Teacher and as a Marketing Executive in her current full-time role as (CTI-trained) leadership coach. She splits her time working with individuals and teams in Bend, Oregon and the San Francisco Bay Area. She lives in Bend, Oregon with her husband Brent, and two kiddos Poppy and Wyatt and one big bernedoodle, Bowie.

Jilly Hyndman

Jilly Hyndman is a coach, facilitator and writer with 20+ years’ experience creating safe and playful space for personal exploration. Jilly came to coaching after a career in media, marketing, communications, project and people management because she longs for a world where everyone is completely themselves; where authenticity and self-expression are the norm, especially for women. Jilly loves helping women wake up to their voices, their purpose and their power. Along with 1:1 coaching clients, Jilly designs and leads workshops, champions courageous women at www.jillyhyndman.com, and creates conversations to demystify death. After a cancer diagnosis which resulted in re-evaluating lifestyle and priorities, she and her spouse, daughter and old farm dog relocated to Vancouver Island in 2018 from the Canadian Prairies.