Edges are where

life gathers.

Somatic Coaching for Women · Death Awareness for Everyone

Life is finite,
strange and

beautiful.

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What do you want from yours?

Not someday. Not theoretically. What do you truly, deeply, secretly long for?

Begin

at the end.

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Some questions begin with how we want to live. Others begin with the awareness that our lives will end.

Spend time with your own mortality and something curious tends to happen. You reconnect with how extraordinary this one life is, and how you want to live it: the people, the places, the small daily choices that matter more than many of us realize.

If you’d like to begin at the end, you’re invited to write your own obituary while your life is still unfolding, or join a Death Café in West Palm Beach for an open conversation about death and life over tea.

"Michelle gave me an opportunity to express who I am, what my life has held and what I hope for in the years to come. For me, it became a space for articulating how I want to live."

— JEANIE A., ASSOCIATE CURATOR, on her experience of The Obituary

Or begin

with the breath.

This original 30-minute guided meditation follows a single breath outward, to forests, oceans, sunlight and the living world that makes breathing possible. It’s an invitation to experience breath as an ongoing exchange with the world around you.

Accompanied by an atmospheric score.

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About

I’m Michelle A M Miller, a somatic coach and creative thought partner.

My work is shaped by years of creative practice, conversations about mortality and a deep sense of wonder at the ways we're connected to the world around us.

I don’t know what your life should look like. I’m interested in what emerges when we pay closer and kinder attention to what you want, what you know and what you haven’t yet considered.