Meet Stacey Tompkins

Integral Coach | Spiritual Guide | Ceremony Facilitator

Stacey Tompkins is a Bozeman-based therapist and ceremony guide who works both one-on-one and with groups around the world. She blends authenticity, vulnerability, and deep love in her transformative work, guiding individuals through profound inner journeys. 

With a background in clinical psychology and diverse healing practices, Stacey offers a unique approach to self-discovery and personal growth. Her guiding principle, inspired by Joseph Campbell, is: “The cave you fear to enter holds the treasure that you seek.” 

Stacey's retreats focus on cultivating self-awareness, consciousness, and personal development. Through daily breathwork, meditation, and group exercises, participants are encouraged to explore their inner landscapes and embrace transformative experiences.

Hi, Friends. I’m Kolton. I’ve been practicing and teaching yoga for nearly a decade. Yoga has given me many things you might expect—a sense of ease through effort, modest confidence, a stronger mind-body connection, diminished pain from old injuries, and so on. However, it’s the unexpected outcomes from my practice and teaching that truly humble me. We often think of yoga as a practice that affects us individually—self-discovery, self-discipline, self-regulation. But the connections that exist outside of myself are the ones I find most profound. Through yoga, I’ve met the most wonderful people, formed authentic and deep friendships, found the love of my life, and traveled to places that are now very special to me.

I believe there is no right or wrong reason to practice. Whether it’s to quiet the mind or to learn how to do a handstand, any reason is valid. Perhaps the most significant aspect is to show up and devote yourself to a consistent practice, which, in turn, may give you more than you ever thought you needed. Whether we realize it or not, the entirety of our lives is a search for balance. Perhaps our practice reveals what to hold on to and what to let go. It’s up to you. Have a stoic practice, have a playful practice—both may serve you.

I’m an E RYT 200, a certified 26&2 instructor, and a certified Iron Yoga instructor. The majority of the classes I teach are Flow, Sculpt, and Yin.