Wild Ground
Through counseling and astrology, we help women return to the wild intelligence of their souls and through original curriculum, we cultivate wild leaders who return leadership to its native soil of relationship, reciprocity, and presence.
depth counselor | archetypal astrologer | Relational Leadership educator
Jen Antill is the creator of The School of Relational Arts, a radical approach to cultivating relational leadership in healing arts practitioners and leaders. A depth counselor and astrologer, her work draws on depth psychology, dreams, land-based ritual, and more than fifteen years of study and practice in archetypal astrology. At the heart of her work is a belief in returning people to the wild intelligence of their own inner lives and to a way of leading rooted in relationship, reciprocity, and presence.
We need to re-wild our inner ecosystems
The earth is intelligent. So is the nature of the soul. Both carry an inherent wisdom about what is needed to live, grow, and thrive. What we need is the right ecosystem to support that intelligence.
Each of us requires an ecosystem uniquely suited to our nervous systems, our relationships, our creative desires, and the particular shape of our lives. The question is whether we are willing to step outside the mainstream systems that demand sameness—systems that ask us to abandon our instincts, desires, and wild intelligence simply to survive within them.
Reclaiming a feminine way of living means learning to tend our own wild ground. It means listening deeply—to our dreams, our intuition, our creative longings, our grief, our bodies, and the quiet knowing beneath what we have been taught to want.
From that listening, we can begin to build an ecosystem that actually belongs to us: a way of living, relating, creating, and leading that allows our deepest nature to flourish.
When we create conditions for our own thriving, we create more life around us. Our liberation is not separate from the living world. It is part of its regeneration.