I Write the Books I Needed at Every Threshold
I accompany women through the passages I’ve crossed myself. You are seen, heard, and valued here — whatever threshold you’re standing at.
Moire McMeekin
I’m 71, living my own threshold right now. I’ve crossed others before this one — divorce, career reinvention, raising six children alone, watching identities I’d built dissolve and rebuild themselves. I studied Celtic wisdom, depth psychology, somatic practice, and shadow work not to collect credentials, but because I needed tools that actually worked. Now I offer midlife coaching to women standing where I’ve stood — women who are spiritual but not religious, who want depth without dogma.
“Thresholds are sacred ground, not problems to fix.”
Guiding Principles
My Approach
What I believe: Thresholds are sacred ground, not problems to fix. Grief and hope can coexist. You don’t need another expert with answers. You need a companion who knows the territory.
What I’m not about: toxic positivity. Spiritual bypassing. Pretending I have it figured out and rushing you through what deserves to be honored.
The Role of Celtic Wisdom
Celtic Wisdom, Not Borrowed Costume
We’re not putting on robes or pretending to be Druids. I learned to see through Celtic eyes the way my great-great-grandfather learned to weave — not as an aesthetic, but as a trade passed down, adapted, made useful for the work in front of me.
Thin places. The sacred pause. The body as something that already knows. These aren’t decoration on top of modern psychology — they’re a lens modern psychology doesn’t have on its own. I use it because it works, and because it’s mine to use.