Katy Daixon Wimer is a southern Wisconsin story-teller, soul dweller, poet, and photographer dedicated to reconnecting people to themselves and the natural world. Capturing who you are and telling your story while guiding you toward a deeper connection with yourself light Katy up. That's where the magic happens. You'll usually hear her talk about self-care and feelings.
Her favorite part of the day are those magic morning hours before the world wakes up where she gets to reflect and breathe. When she's not shooting your portraits, you can catch her stretching out on her yoga mat, doing tarot/oracle card readings for insight and guidance, or taking an abundance of nature photos on Instagram, prints of which you'll often find for sale at The Book Teller!
She believes that love deserves the spotlight, women deserve a break to spoil themselves, kids should be captured as they are-smiles, tears, laughter, or blurred in movement, that capturing you and your family in the NOW year after year tells the story of your life, that photographic art and self-reflection are the best gifts you can give yourself, and that life, even in all its stickiness, is beautiful.
Her favorite part of the day are those magic morning hours before the world wakes up where she gets to reflect and breathe. When she's not shooting your portraits, you can catch her stretching out on her yoga mat, doing tarot/oracle card readings for insight and guidance, or taking an abundance of nature photos on Instagram, prints of which you'll often find for sale at The Book Teller!
She believes that love deserves the spotlight, women deserve a break to spoil themselves, kids should be captured as they are-smiles, tears, laughter, or blurred in movement, that capturing you and your family in the NOW year after year tells the story of your life, that photographic art and self-reflection are the best gifts you can give yourself, and that life, even in all its stickiness, is beautiful.
Services
Located in Whitewater, WI, Wise Moon Healing Arts is for bodywork, breath-work, self-reflection, guidance, and most importantly, practicing presence.
Your sessions are for learning to tune into your greatest teacher: yourself.
Dedicated to a one-on-one approach with occasional group work, come get to know your mind, body, and spirit so you can move toward healing and a deeper sense of self.
I have been dedicated to the health and wellness of my mind, body, and spirit since 2005 when I began yoga classes at the University of Whitewater, Wisconsin and even moreso when I was diagnosed with a gluten allergy in 2007.
Your sessions are for learning to tune into your greatest teacher: yourself.
Dedicated to a one-on-one approach with occasional group work, come get to know your mind, body, and spirit so you can move toward healing and a deeper sense of self.
I have been dedicated to the health and wellness of my mind, body, and spirit since 2005 when I began yoga classes at the University of Whitewater, Wisconsin and even moreso when I was diagnosed with a gluten allergy in 2007.
LIVE with @katydaixon to chat all things poetry, writing and self-publishing.
In particular, we'll be taking you behind the scenes of our own creative journeys as we wrote, edited and published our collections of poetry.
Digging deep, what does it mean?
How does one feel all the feels?
Join Erica Gifford Mills to learn how self-love advocate and journaling extraordinaire, Katy Daixon Wimer, creates sacred rituals that inspire self-reflection and guidance for others.
A local photographer is tackling society's standards of beauty towards women with an exhibit that promotes acceptance and self-love.
In particular, we'll be taking you behind the scenes of our own creative journeys as we wrote, edited and published our collections of poetry.
Digging deep, what does it mean?
How does one feel all the feels?
Join Erica Gifford Mills to learn how self-love advocate and journaling extraordinaire, Katy Daixon Wimer, creates sacred rituals that inspire self-reflection and guidance for others.
A local photographer is tackling society's standards of beauty towards women with an exhibit that promotes acceptance and self-love.
They'll indulge you in a reading and discussion of a piece by beloved nature writer Mary Oliver, as well as excerpts from various examples of cozy, winter-inspired literature/poetry, with prompts to take your own journaling or writing to a nature-filled, cozy, hot tea/warm whiskey place.
They'll indulge you in a reading and discussion of a piece by Edgar Allan Poe with prompts to take your own journaling or writing into a moody, atmospheric place.
Devote an hour to your thoughts in the company of fellow supportive journalers (and non-journalers wanting to reflect!).
They'll indulge you in a reading and discussion of a piece by Edgar Allan Poe with prompts to take your own journaling or writing into a moody, atmospheric place.
Devote an hour to your thoughts in the company of fellow supportive journalers (and non-journalers wanting to reflect!).
By signing up, you'll receive an occasional love note from Katy featuring yummy photos, delicious happenings, and upcoming specials.
I am taking bookings for October-December.
Outdoor only.
August and September are full.
I am booking 1 session a week to keep space between sessions.
This is to ensure that we all make sure we are well before and after a session.
I ask that we keep a 6ft distance and that we all wear a mask to the session until you are posed and then masks off is fine.
If we are one on one, 6ft distance with no mask is okay.
I am taking bookings for October-December.
Outdoor only.
August and September are full.
I am booking 1 session a week to keep space between sessions.
This is to ensure that we all make sure we are well before and after a session.
I ask that we keep a 6ft distance and that we all wear a mask to the session until you are posed and then masks off is fine.
If we are one on one, 6ft distance with no mask is okay.
Thomas and I are both Artists, and we live a very vibrant and colorful lifestyle.
He performs as a minstrel, dressed in cotton tunics and hand crafted Turkish vests, and I, his Muse and dancer of his music, adorned in 25 yard skirts, beaded medallions, colorful trinkets, and a rainbow of faux flowers or feathers adorning my crown.
Everyone should be able to do yoga.
There is this mass-produced and hyped image of yoga that we see in the media of gorgeous, skinny, young, middle-class white women twisting themselves into advanced postures.
He performs as a minstrel, dressed in cotton tunics and hand crafted Turkish vests, and I, his Muse and dancer of his music, adorned in 25 yard skirts, beaded medallions, colorful trinkets, and a rainbow of faux flowers or feathers adorning my crown.
Everyone should be able to do yoga.
There is this mass-produced and hyped image of yoga that we see in the media of gorgeous, skinny, young, middle-class white women twisting themselves into advanced postures.
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