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Walking the Heroine’s Path

Awaken the Maiden. Embody the Huntress. Heal with the Crone. Rise as the Queen.

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A yearlong creative coaching circle where women use art, journaling, and seasonal rituals to release old patterns, reclaim their energy, and step into a wiser, more grounded version of themselves.

Join the 2026 Circle

Is the Heroine’s Path for You?

This circle is for women who want to explore their own Heroine’s Path through creative practice and gentle self-coaching. Together, we use art, journaling, and reflection to notice what’s shifting, name what needs to be released, and understand the deeper story unfolding within us. It’s a slow, steady way of walking your journey—one mark, one insight, one season at a time.

You may be here if:

  • You’ve spent years caring for everyone else and feel ready to come home to yourself.

  • You crave creativity, connection, and a grounded spiritual rhythm.

  • You’re curious about art and journaling—even if you don’t think you’re “an artist.”

  • You’re tired of performing and pleasing.

  • You want a safe, steady community that honors your boundaries and your truth.

A circular diagram divided into four sections illustrating the stages of transformation: 'Sacrificing' with a woman holding a globe, 'Transforming' with a shaman leading a procession, 'Rebuilding' with a person and bear near a mountain, and 'Answering the Call' with a woman and a wolf. Each section includes descriptive text about the stage.

Walking the Path

I. Answering the Call

Jan-Mar

 Awakening, Honesty, and Beginning Again

Every journey begins with a whisper: There must be more than this. In this act, you slow down to hear your own truth and begin the descent into clarity—not darkness.

You will:

  • Name what’s no longer working

  • Ground in your why

  • Create your first vision pieces

  • Step into the Circle with courage and softness

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II. The Search

Apr-Jun

Exploration, Expression, and Following Your Curiosity

This act invites play, permission, and emotional expression. You begin to trust your voice again—and let creativity guide the way.

You will:

  • Explore your emotions through intuitive art

  • Build gentle rituals that ground your week

  • Practice flow and embodiment

  • Strengthen self-trust

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IV. The Return

Oct-Dec

Integration, Wisdom, and Becoming

In the final act, you gather your year’s wisdom and weave it into the life you’re stepping back into. You return—not as who you were, but as who you’ve become.

You will:

  • Claim your growth

  • Create practices that nourish every season

  • Prepare for your next cycle of becoming

  • Celebrate your return in community

III. Transformation

Jul-Sep

Shadow, Healing, and Rewriting Your Story

This is where the Heroine meets herself honestly. Together, we explore patterns like perfectionism and people-pleasing, and you learn to meet your inner critic with compassion.

You will:

  • Release old identities

  • Rewrite limiting stories

  • Build capacity for stillness and clarity

  • Discover the deeper wisdom you carry

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Your Invitation to Walk with me

A circular infographic illustrating the stages of Transformation, divided into four sections: Searching, Translating, Relearning, and Answering the Call. Searching shows a woman with long hair facing a mountain with a fire, emphasizing emotional discovery. Translating depicts a woman with wild hair in nature, representing connecting with the unseen. Relearning shows a woman in a boat with mountain peaks, symbolizing embracing the unknown. Answering the Call shows a woman with a dog, awakening to purpose with feeling a pull toward change.

What’s Included

  • 2–3 calls most weeks—coaching, creative sessions, ceremonies

  • prompts, art invitations, and nature-based rituals.

  • Monthly modules, replays, and reflective guides.

  • A private space for sharing, connection, and steady support.

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How it works

The Heroine’s Path follows a gentle 4-week rhythm rooted in creativity, reflection, and live community. Expect 1–3 hours per week, with complete freedom to work at your own pace. You’re never behind in a circle.

The 2026 journey begins on January 8, 2026.

All options include full access

Monthly

No commitment

$17

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Quarterly

Pay quarterly and save 10%

$46

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Yearly

Pay yearly and save 20%

$163

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Questions you Might be Asking

  • No problem. If you attend the first group call and decide it’s not a fit, you’ll receive a full refund within 7 days—no questions asked. Your peace of mind comes first.

  • Enrollment opens quarterly at solstices and equinoxes, but January is the only full-year start.

  • No. The Heroine’s Path is about process, not perfection.

  • Replays are always available, and you can follow the journey at your own pace.

  • Most members spend 1–3 hours per week—including live calls or creative practices.

  • Only if you want to. The circle honors choice and consent.

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“When I began working with Brandy, my thoughts were all over the place and I was having a hard time identifying what goals I wanted to set for myself. I also had self defeating thoughts that were not helping in the process but keeping me from positive changes. Brandy has helped me identify things I want to work on and helped me get specific about how to accomplish those things. She has helped me create more helpful thoughts and specific actions to accomplish my goals. This has been one of the coolest most helpful things I have ever done for myself!”

~Mitzy

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Before attending Brandy's Heart of Weight loss online circle, I was simply way too busy - doing all the things for everyone, but neglecting time for me. Working with Brandy on the group calls was like a breath of fresh air - I instantly felt soothed and nurtured, and like I completely belonged there. Saying 'yes' to this 'me time' was exactly what I needed to feel supported, the community is sweet and welcoming. I can't wait to see what next year holds for this community - I see it growing by leaps and bounds, and I look forward to being a part of it!

~Donna

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Brandy Bixler, Certified Art Medicine™ Practitioner

About Me

I’m Brandy—a digital learning designer, artist, and coach who believes that creativity is a pathway back to the soul. Through intuitive art, reflective ritual, and compassionate support, I help women release old patterns, reconnect with their inner wisdom, and build lives rooted in truth and tenderness.

hART work with Brandy is the journey I once needed—and now offer to women ready to rise with courage and clarity.

200-Hour Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT) rooted in the Krishnamacharya Tradition — a breath-led, compassionate approach to movement, presence, and embodied awareness.