My name is Jennifer Magnano and my work is that you know the medicine of soulful spiritual companionship.
With personal experience in the messy, miraculous and mundane, it has become Jennifer’s life’s work to honor the spiritual and mental wellness of mothering, caregiving and grieving bodies with an open mind, grounded heart, and an exceptional amount of compassion. All of you is welcome here!
We can hold sacred the experiences that change us and the ways that we move through the world today.
Spiritually curious since birth, Jennifer is a birth/postpartum worker, yoga teacher and integrative life coach turned spiritual companion, memoirist and mentor who has lovingly placed an emphasis on serving all bodies from all paths. Over her many years as a doula, she has held sacred space for grief, loss, complicated bodies and cancer journeys, mental wellness, alcohol and addiction recovery, and abuse - with a particular reverence for those who know generational and spiritual trauma. In 2022, Jennifer released her debut children’s book based on the true story of raising a highly sensitive child with joy. (You can find Bliss & Blue here.) Her words have been published on Love What Matters, Moms Beyond & in Raising Arizona Kids Magazine. She has additionally blogged for a long list of maternal-child wellness organizations. Presently, Jennifer is in gradutate school for the Art of Spiritual Direction, serves on the board for her local Unity Church, and regularly participates in events centering intergenerational well-being.
Jennifer resides with her husband Scott and their two miracle tween/teens on a tiny piece of Hohokam-O’odham (Arizona) desert land with more rescued plants & animals than people. She is an advocate for both slow living and deep rest. Highly attuned to the heart of post-traumatic wellness and growth, she has made it her daily work to center what makes her own soul sing. Jennifer can often be found gardening, cooking, making art, snuggling her dogs, practicing the drum, and collecting books on contemplation, radical love, Christian and Jewish mysticism, Nature-based spirituality, Buddhism, Ayurvedic wellness, and the Divine feminine as well as old/new fiction centering diverse voices and the natural world.