When Something In Your life Is Asking To Change
Eighth House is a space for those navigating the transition between
who they've been and who they're becoming.
Through inquiry, ceremony, astrology, and intentional
exploration, we create the conditions for greater
clarity, understanding, and self-trust.
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Maybe You're Here Because...
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A relationship no longer feels aligned
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Anxiety has become a constant companion
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You're repeating patterns you can't seem to break
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Something feels off, but you can't explain why
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You're standing at the edge of a major life transition
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You know something needs to change
Many people arrive believing
something is wrong with them.
What if nothing is wrong?
A Space
For
Meaningful
Transitions
Eighth House is not about fixing, saving, or becoming someone else.
It is a space devoted to exploring what is ending, what is emerging, and what wants your attention.
Whether through inquiry, astrology, ceremony, or integration, the work is ultimately an invitation to understand yourself more deeply.
There Are Many Ways To Begin
IS IT TRuE?
For those questioning a story, belief, or pattern that continues to create suffering.
EvOLuTIONARY ASTROLOGY
For those seeking deeper understanding of recurring themes, life lessons, and the season they are currently navigating.
SACRED FOuNDATION
For those considering ceremony and wanting clarity before taking the next step.
A Personalized Rite Of Passage
For those seeking a deeper exploration.
Meet Green
Death Doula. Facilitator. Cultivator.
Student of Endings.
For years, Green has been in service to people navigating transitions, losses, beginnings, and the stories that shape their lives.
Her work is rooted in curiosity rather than certainty, questions rather than answers, and the understanding that every ending contains the possibility of a new beginning.
here for the end of anything
Because there is always a beginning awaiting.
Life is filled with endings.
Relationships.
Identities.
Beliefs.
Dreams.
Versions of ourselves.
The work of Eighth House is not to avoid these transitions, but to meet them with attention, curiosity, and care.