I'm a writer, educator, speaker, founder, and a human who has a whole lot of love for being alive. I'm also a college professor, movement teacher, studio owner, and lifelong learner who loves a big idea almost as much as a good book, a little adventure, and an ordinary Tuesday that turns out to be exactly what my 5 year old self would get excited about.
I've spent much of my life fascinated by people...how we think, why we do what we do, the stories we tell ourselves, and what helps us grow into the humans we want to become. That curiosity has taken me from college classrooms to yoga studios, from working with athletes to leading retreats, and from teaching self-care to learning what it actually means to practise it in my own life.
Somewhere along the way, I've come to believe something quite deeply: we can become so busy building the lives we want that we forget to take care of the humans living them. I don't think it has to be that way. I believe we can love our lives and still want more, pursue big dreams without wishing away our ordinary days, and grow without constantly treating ourselves like something that needs fixing.
That's really what all of my work comes back to: helping people take better care of themselves while creating lives they're excited to live. I'm all about a little science, a little soul, a little silliness.
I'm so glad you're here. 💗

For more than two decades, I've had the privilege of teaching, mentoring, and learning alongside thousands of humans. As a college professor, I've seen firsthand how much our beliefs, habits, relationships, and environments shape the way we experience our lives. As a movement teacher and studio founder, I've witnessed how powerful it can be to reconnect with ourselves through movement, breath, and community.
My work has taken me into classrooms, boardrooms, athletic environments, retreat spaces, and conversations with people navigating all kinds of change. Along the way, I've studied and trained in areas including mindfulness, mental training, communication, coaching, and trauma-informed practice.
All of those experiences have shaped The RE Method, my approach to helping people reconnect with themselves, rewire the patterns that no longer serve them, and revolutionize what's possible in their lives. It's the foundation of Lovely Human School and an idea that continues to inform my writing, teaching, and the experiences I create.
I believe you can be grateful for what you have and still be curious about what else is possible. That ambition and appreciation aren't opposites, and that wanting to grow doesn't mean there's something wrong with who you are today.
I believe self-care is about so much more than routines, rituals, and checking another thing off your list. It's about how we speak to ourselves, how we navigate difficult moments, how we connect with others, and whether we're making space to actually enjoy the lives we're living.
I believe in the power of education, meaningful conversations, movement, and community. I also believe in laughing until your stomach hurts, taking the trip, buying the flowers, getting outside, and occasionally doing something simply because it sounds fun.
Mostly, I believe a lovely life isn't something we have to wait for. We get to create little pieces of it every day, even while we're dreaming about what comes next.
And that's what I hope you'll find here: a little encouragement, a fresh perspective, something useful to try, and perhaps a reminder that there's more possibility in your life than you realize.
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Meghan Bonhomme Inc.
349 Cross St, Greater Sudbury, ON P3E 3V9, Canada
Phone: +1 705-920-0100
Email: [email protected]
Receive 1 self-care tip every Sunday morning.