I’m a coach, creative, and witchy theological auntie helping people become peacemakers — not just peacekeepers.
Hi, I’m
January
You don’t need me
to tell you the world is
a hot mess right now.
Violence and deceit are burning through our culture like wildfire. You long for a more peaceful world, but when you don’t trust your neighbors or your national leaders, you feel increasingly exhausted, alienated, or even secretly ashamed of how powerless you feel to make a difference.
The great news is, it doesn’t have to be this way.
You may not have the power to stop violence between nations, but you do have the power to stop the violence within yourself — the perfectionism, people-pleasing, and relentless productivity that’s holding your creative power hostage.
What if ending the violence
out there begins with ending
the violence within?
My name is
January Jaxon.
As a coach and theologian, I help people find power through creativity & courage instead of through control, so we can quit brutally trying to “fix” each other (or ourselves!) and instead give our attention to the gifts we each contribute to a future of collective flourishing.
I know exactly how painful it is to sacrifice your soul every day just to survive. But I believe we can build a world where people and organizations act with integrity — where creativity, trust, and belonging shape the way we live and lead.
Here’s how we do it
Healing
shame
Through honest conversation and compassionate witnessing, you free up energy that’s been conscripted for self-protection.
Fostering
embodiment
By learning to feel into the wisdom of your body, you develop a trustworthy alternative compass to guide your choices.
Reclaiming
creativity
By disbelieving lies that keep you stuck, small, and scared, you re-orient your imagination toward possibilities instead of problems.
This work isn’t easy.
But if we ignore it, every “should”
becomes a weapon we aim
at our own souls, severing
our capacity for presence,
peace, and joy.
Christian
Scripture
A revelation that exposes human violence
My approach integrates
René Girard’s
Mimetic
Theory
An anthropology that explains our violence
Richard Schwartz’
Internal Family
Systems
A psychology that heals our violence
Somatic
Discernment
An awareness of alternatives to violence
Permaculture
Ethics
A philosophy for living without violence
(Don’t worry. You don’t have to be any good at gardening.)
It’s spiritual formation with
swearing and crayons.
Certified Coach
Trained by a program developed by Martha Beck, I help clients dig their true nature out from under the burdens of culture so they can live with integrity and create a lit-up life of deeply rooted joy.
Host & Writer
With my co-host Andrew McRae, I help listeners read Scripture through the lens of wholeness and nonviolence, so they can let go of toxic beliefs without losing the living heart of Christian faith.
Board Member
I’m proud to serve on the Board of Directors for a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing mimetic theory and nonviolent theology in contemporary culture.
Speak or preach on nonviolent theology
Visit your podcast for a conversation on creativity, unconventional Christian faith, or Internal Family Systems
Host an online workshop or guided somatic meditation for your group
INVITE ME TO
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Reach out to me at
hello
@
januaryjaxon.com
What people say
“Your task is to walk back from the woods with an animal. Not a pelt, not a corpse, but something alive. Curate that energy, feed it, don’t domesticate it; make culture from it. It should be walking alongside you, not slung over your shoulder.
You build your structures
from its growls.”
