Writer · Guide · Podcast host

Come home to yourself.

Kayla Dupoux creates spaces for remembering what is already true: your voice, your intuition, and the life waiting beneath old patterns.

Kayla Dupoux

A space for awakening, remembering, and becoming.

02 / Read

Words for the way in.

Poetry and honest notes on self-love, creativity, healing, and the practice of becoming more fully yourself.

03 / Her book

warm mint tea

A poetry collection in three acts, independently published in 2021.

Cover of warm mint tea by Kayla Dupoux

Paperback poetry

“This book takes the reader through a journey within—embracing the darkness and understanding the pain in order to fall in love with oneself.”

  1. 01breaking
  2. 02surviving
  3. 03transforming

“Beautifully written. You can tell with every sentence that it was written from the heart.” Susan Camacho, Amazon review

★ 5.0 (5 ratings) 127 pages Nov 2021

04 / Work with Kayla

The Journey Within

A 30-day self-guided course from her school, The Journey Inside. Five stages, five to twenty minutes a day, built around the questions people actually arrive with: who am I, why am I here, and what is holding me back.

  1. 01

    Relearning yourself

    Astrology and numerology as a way to meet yourself from the outside in.

  2. 02

    Unraveling yourself

    The insecurity, the fear, the childhood thing still steering the wheel.

  3. 03

    Loving yourself

    Mindfulness and self-expression, so what you let go of stays gone.

  4. 04

    Resetting yourself

    Everything is connected. What you put in your body changes the rest.

  5. 05

    Unlocking yourself

    Step into it and make the thing real.

Enroll

$222

or 4 payments of $60

  • 30 days, start whenever
  • 18 video lessons
  • Guided meditation
  • Lifetime access
Enroll on Teachable

05 / Get in touch

Let’s start a conversation.

For questions, reflections, and ways to stay connected with Kayla’s work, reach out through the channel that feels most natural.

“We are already whole. We just forgot.”

Kayla Dupoux, Root & Rewire