Honor The Past,

Ground Into the Present

This is the fork in the road you’ve been looking for.

This is where you return to yourself—and, oh, so much more.

This is the moment you discover you can touch the parts of your bloodline that were once untouchable.

This is when you reclaim your voice, find sovereignty,
and live vibrantly.

“darling,
you feel heavy
because you are
too full of truth.

open your mouth more.
let the truth exist
somewhere other than
inside your body.”

― Della Hicks-Wilson

Most of us don’t need more advice.

We need to be seen.
We need somewhere safe to get a few things off our chest.

Most of us are quietly living our lives—self-preserving, doing our best as parents, spouses, employees—while still hoping for something more alive, more honest, more real.

Most of us are waiting for something to come along and wake us up. But the truth is, no one is coming.

Instead, we must begin to choose differently.
A path that is more aligned with what’s already inside.

And that choosing often begins with being held and witnessed as we are—beautiful, imperfect, human.
No judgment. No box. No need to meaning-make. Just space to take up.

This is why I believe something essential is missing from most parenting and empowerment spaces: connection.

I studied, researched, and practiced for years. But it wasn’t until I was held in my own coaching journey that something in me shifted. That experience became the catalyst for a riveting series of events in my life.

Today, I am only here for what aligns with my soul.

I’ve learned that boundaries are not walls, but direction.
That alignment is a way of living comes with clarity.
And that I can live in color when I choose what is true for me.

So we’ll burn it down,

time And again.

give our souls to the heat

and our flesh to the flames.

― Mara Elyse

I’m Nakita Stone—

I have always noticed the patterns and what lives underneath what’s being said.

I love language that feels alive. Conversations that go deeper than surface. Spaces where people can actually exhale and be real.

I’m drawn to creativity in all its forms—poetry, storytelling, music, the quiet ways we translate what’s inside us into something we can hold.

Most days you’ll find me in the rhythm of home life—school books open on the table, my boys asking big questions in the middle of breakfast, laundry running in the background while I try to finish a thought I wrote down earlier.

When I’m not pursuing my passion for education, I’m reaching out into my community—calling up a friend to chat, or sitting outside with a neighbor.

I enjoy the slow and soft life. As a minimalist, I am currently living my dream of owning a tiny house while embracing the freedom and community that life in an RV brings to me and my family—breakfast outside, slow evenings, and the ongoing practice of learning how to live with less but feel more.

I received my Coaching Certification in January of 2025 after seven months of classes, mentorship, and application with The Jai Institute of Parenting.

I’m also learning in real time—what alignment feels like as I live it, and practicing presence along the way.

I’m always happy to make a new friend so I’m glad you’re here.

My Parenting Journey

My journey as a conscious parent began seven years ago when my oldest son was born. Just like every new mom’s experience, I was flooded with contradictory, and often unwanted parenting advice that mostly didn’t align with my values. Despite all the advice, I struggled to find parenting and discipline strategies that did align. I spent hours devouring parenting books and researching blogs while breastfeeding. I consistently returned to blogs written by Montessori guides because I was drawn to their belief in respecting children as human beings. When I landed upon Janet Lansbury’s blog, I found practical tools and strategies that called me to take responsibility for my own actions and to understand my child’s experience before rushing in to discipline. I purchased her book “Elevating Childcare: A Guide to Respectful Parenting” and devoured it in a week. I wanted so deeply to respect my children, but I also knew they needed discipline as well. There had to be a balance. But what did that look like?

This desire was only the beginning. It eventually lead me to not only learning how to release control of my child (and other people in general) and parent from a place of presence, but also to re-parent myself.

Eventually, I committed to a 12-week re-parenting course and was coached through it by Ashley Taylor (@ashleytaylor). This experience began to stitch together all the years of personal research, parenting strategies, and even therapy. I realized that this parenting thing wasn’t just about finding the right strategy. It was about creating secure relationships with myself and my children.

If you haven’t guessed it by now, that 12-week course was so life-transforming that I knew I needed more practice and more information to further integrate. That’s when I decided to get my coaching certification through the Jai Institute of Parenting. This was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. It has redirected the course of my life in so many ways, supporting me in finding clarity and purpose.

Today, I find deep fulfillment in giving my clients what my coaches have given me so generously: the expereince of a secure relationship, a non-judgmental space to share and practice, and deep compassion, acceptance, trust and guidance. Meeting with my clients is the highlight of my week.