Welcome! I’m Kristin.

I was raised in a place where the trees were older than countries, the wind and waves shaped the land, and the wild was never something to fear —it was home.

If you’re here, you’re probably navigating a wild place of your own.

Welcome to the Wildwoven Way.

 

Transformation Coach Kristin Halberg with her dogs on Autumn leaves
Kristin Halberg | Trauma-Informed Practitioner stands in front of large tree near her home on the Olympic Peninsula

You could say my life has been one long conversation with change. I grew up on the Olympic Peninsula while the battle over logging and the spotted owl reshaped entire communities, watching firsthand how shifts in identity and survival weren’t just personal—they were systemic. From coaching leaders through corporate shake-ups to guiding women through their own revolutions, I’ve learned that transformation is as inevitable as the tides—it’s part of life, whether we welcome it or not.

But when we learn to navigate these wild, uncharted shifts with intention—when we stop resisting the unraveling and instead step into the unknown with curiosity—we don’t just survive change. We emerge from it more rooted, more whole, and more ourselves than ever before.

That’s the work I do: guiding people through the messy middle, helping them trust the process, and supporting them as they reclaim who they were meant to become.

I didn’t arrive at this work by accident. Every leader, thinker, and lived experience in my path has influenced the way I guide others through identity-shaking change.

This is my professional journey—and the lineage of wisdom I stand on.

📎Link to Kristin’s professional bio and influencers

Snapshots of a Wildwoven Life

Wind and waves were my first mentors.

I grew up inside Olympic National Park, where I watched the wind and waves play amongst the trees. The Olympic Peninsula taught me that the wild is not something to tame—it’s something to listen to.

I once took surfing lessons from a drunk Shaman in Mexico

To be fair, I was going through a lot at the time –and likely he was too!

I don’t believe healing comes in "cutting off parts of yourself."

You are whole and complete exactly as you are. Every version of you belongs. My work is about weaving your stories together, not erasing them.

Our Love-Letters for Strangers party went viral

One February, my friends and I hosted a Write Love-Letters for Strangers party.

NBC News picked up the story, and the next thing we knew—we were trending internationally! What started as a small, heartfelt event turned into a global moment of connection.

I was raised VERY Catholic.

We only missed Mass twice growing up. Once because the whole family was sick, and once because we were snowed into our driveway. Both times, my mom pretended she was the priest and led us through the WHOLE Mass—minus communion.

I once called myself the “Bridesmaid on Wheels."

You know that old saying, “three times a bridesmaid, never a bride?” Well, I was honored to be chosen as a bridesmaid for my good girlfriends a total of seven times!! (And ummm … with my partner for 14 years so far, but not married –my choice.)

Some journeys are straight lines. Mine? A wild, spiraling dance between loss and liberation, belonging and rebellion, spirit and soil.

If you want to know how a Thelma & Louise moment, a Neytiri awakening, and a Bridget Jones unraveling all led me here—this is the story of my Wildwoven Way.

📎My Wildwoven Way – a link to the story of what brought me here

What I Do & Why It Matters

I don’t just coach women through life changes—I guide them through the unraveling and re-weaving of identity itself. Whether you’re shedding an old version of yourself, stepping into something new, or navigating the chaos of these times… I help you name where you are, trust the process, and move forward with clarity.

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