✴︎ About Stasha

I am Stasha Ginsburg — mythopoetic writer, poet, teacher, storyteller, ritualist, songkeeper, and creator of The Wild Remembering.

I live in Boulder, Colorado, where I share life with my teenage daughter, co-parent partner and two beloved cats, Acorn and Violet. I love learning new songs, weaving old stories into new shapes, and discovering the plants and wild wisdom of my home bioregion.

For nearly three decades, I have apprenticed to story in all its forms — through the body, the voice, and the mythic imagination. My work is rooted in the wild alchemy where creativity, embodiment, and feminine mysteries meet.

I am completing certification as a SomaSource® embodiment practitioner, am a rewilded Waldorf teacher, and hold a Master’s in Transformative Language Arts, with deep experience in writes of passage journeys, feminine rites of passage, creative exploration, and shadow integration.

I have led community song circles, curated seasonal festivals aligned with the Wheel of the Year, and completed ceremonial and priestess immersions at The StarHouse. Years ago, I toured with the mythopoetic, shadow-puppet, and physical theater troupe Now or Never Theater, carrying multimedia storytelling journeys into national parks and wild spaces.

As a published writer and the midwife and editor of several self-published anthologies of women’s writing, I hold space for women to bring their voices forward — not as polished performances, but as wild, raw, alive, and true expressions of becoming.

As a guide, I help women retrieve, shape, and offer their personal and mythic narratives — not as fixed or finished stories, but as living, evolving, alchemical paths of transformation and return.

This work is not about wearing masks or inauthentic performance.
It is about devotion:
To your stories. To your voice. To the woman you are becoming.

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