Tyler Mostul, Earth-based Depth Coach, Masters in Nursing - Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing

If you are interested in working with me, please go to my website and request a free 25-minute exploratory phone call. My name is Tyler. My background includes training as a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner (NP), but I decided to transition to earth-based depth coaching focused on helping people’s psyche become more whole. I offer this through two programs: Rewilding Self and Rewilding Business. These two are rooted in the same concepts and methodology, but Rewilding Business also emphasizes a person’s impact on others in a leadership context, and it is intended for conscious entrepreneurs and leaders. I offer coaching services only. No clinical mental health treatment is offered. I work with those who are spiritually minded and have a desire to connect more deeply with themselves and the earth. The work of becoming more whole and experiencing the amazing gifts waiting in our own depths is difficult, arduous, and simply not what most people are able to do or are interested in. It is a journey that never ends, and it requires a willingness and desire to risk it all to make any substantial progress. To work with me in this context requires that you be relatively stable and well-resourced financially, emotionally, and psychologically. You must be ready to commit significant time, energy, and money to the journey. If you feel a call from deep within you, I invite you to explore further.

Rewilding Earth and Psyche is depth coaching—a practice that draws on the depths of your own psyche, earth-based wisdom, and the radical idea that you are not broken. That the restlessness, the dissatisfaction, the sense that something is missing, is not a problem to be fixed. It is an invitation to go places you have yet to go. This framework is built on the premise that human beings are wild creatures. As wild as any wolf, salmon, or grizzly bear. And that the project of modern civilization has been, largely, one of taming that wildness into something “productive” and manageable in consumer-conformist culture. This work is about finding your way back to who you really are, and who you are meant to be. It is for people who are: - Spiritually committed—not necessarily religious, but living with a felt sense that there is something larger at play - Psychologically stable enough to take care of yourself during and after intense emotional experiences - Ready to invest time, energy, and attention consistently over several months - Understanding that discomfort is a necessary element of growth and development - Willing to let go of cherished patterns and established identities - Drawn to the natural world as something more than a backdrop, but rather an intrinsic part of you.