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About Nadya

 Nadya Vestella King

Red Hat Legend - 2018

As a visionary artist and creativity guide, it is my pleasure to assist others in living more joyful lives through encouragement, empowerment, thoughtful inquiry & affirmation. 

Tools in my Medicine Basket include Intentional Creativity®, movement, Reiki Mastery,  sound healing and bodywork.

Medicine basket and Juju journal

I graduated from Color of Woman in 2015, and am a certified Intentional Creativity® teacher coach and Mentor. I cofacilitate virtual Red Thread Circles bimonthly, and offer individual sessions, Red Thread Reiki classes, and quarterly painting Playshops. 

I enjoyed taking part in the first PRISMA Practitioner training, learning more about interweaving creative practices with our own healing arts practices. 

My goal is to help you connect with your creative Muse, and spark access to your OWN images and stories. By doing so, we each gain better access to our own information and become our own oracles.

Insights and bursts of  creativity, re-aligning with your values and life path often follow. I find painting and creating with intention to be empowering, healing and uplifting. 

Won't you join me? 

FB - RT Creatives Group 

MeetUp   - Instagram - Facebook Artist Page  

King's Touch Reiki Blog harp and art interview

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