Mind
Clarity you can carry — reflection, therapy, and pages to think with.
The Wellness Collective
Find your wayhome
Mind. Body. Spirit. Community.
Home of Sacred Compass — practical magic for everyday life.
Every phase, welcome
Wherever you begin, there’s a way home
Whatever the season — the light comes back around.
New Moon
Begin
Every journey starts with one small step.
Waxing Crescent
Hope
Trust the tiny signs that you're moving forward.
First Quarter
Courage
Growth asks us to choose differently.
Waxing Gibbous
Practice
Healing happens through small, repeated rituals.
Full Moon
Celebrate
Pause long enough to notice how far you've come.
Waning Gibbous
Gratitude
Honor what has served you.
Last Quarter
Release
Let go of what no longer belongs on your path.
Waning Crescent
Rest
Quiet seasons prepare us for new beginnings.
Return
Come Home
Every ending is another invitation to begin again.
Mind. Body. Spirit. Community.
Four ways of tending a whole life — and the collective that keeps them close.
Body
Care that meets you where you are — rest, ritual, and gentle tending.
Spirit
Room for the quiet knowing — practical magic for everyday life.
Community
The people who hold it all — gatherings, workshops, and warm rooms.
Angelita Pritchett
MSW, LCSW
Helping people find their way home—to themselves.
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, author, Reiki Master, educator — and founder of The Wellness Collective and Sacred Compass. For more than two decades, Angelita has walked alongside people navigating anxiety, ADHD, trauma, grief, relationships, and life's many transitions.
Read her storyTools for Real Life
When Insight Needs Somewhere to Go
Sometimes understanding the problem is only the beginning. We also need something tangible to help us see the pattern, start the conversation, or take the next step.
Through Sacred Compass, I create reflective worksheets, visual frameworks, and practical exercises inspired by the common places where people get stuck. These tools translate complex emotional and relational experiences into something approachable, meaningful, and easier to use in everyday life.
Created at the intersection of clinical experience, creativity, and spiritual reflection, each resource is designed to help people better understand themselves—not just during therapy, but beyond it.
Gardening Your ADHD Brain
A compassionate framework for understanding what helps a neurodivergent brain grow—focusing on supportive conditions rather than personal failure.
Resource library coming in Phase 2
The Flirting & Desire Map
A guided relationship tool that helps partners explore how they experience, express, and recognize flirting, attraction, and desire.
Resource library coming in Phase 2
Setting Yourself Up for Success
A future-self reflection tool for creating supportive conditions before motivation, energy, or capacity runs low.
Resource library coming in Phase 2
These resources are currently used within my therapeutic, educational, and workshop programming. A protected online resource library is planned for a future phase of the website.
Ways to work together
Four ways in. One way home.
Upcoming events
Come find me in person
Classes, workshops, and gatherings around St. Louis — come as you are.
2nd Wednesday of each month · 6:30–8:00 PM
Simply Tarot
Colorful Soul Healing (formerly Chakra Healing Room) · Wentzville, MO
A practical, approachable tarot class designed to help participants build confidence reading the cards, strengthen their intuition, and develop their own relationship with tarot. Beginners are absolutely welcome.
Every Tuesday · 6:00 PM
Dance Fitness
Wentzville Rec Center · Wentzville, MO
A fun, high-energy dance fitness class featuring current pop hits and plenty of personality. All fitness and dance levels are welcome, and no dance experience is required.
4th Wednesday of each month · 6:30–8:00 PM
Sacred Compass Circle
Colorful Soul Healing (formerly Chakra Healing Room) · Wentzville, MO
Begins October 28
A monthly gathering centered around the Sacred Compass framework—using reflection, practical spirituality, ritual, and intentional practices to reconnect with yourself and find direction in everyday life. Each month will explore a different theme.
Thursday, October 29 · 6:00 PM
Boo-gie Nights: Halloween Dance Party
Wentzville Rec Center · Wentzville, MO
A special Halloween dance party combining high-energy dance fitness with spooky-season fun! Costumes are encouraged, and no dance experience is needed.
Sacred Compass
Practical magic for everyday life
A steady bearing for the everyday — Angelita’s framework of small, doable practices that point you back toward yourself, gathered into books, journals, workshops, and courses. No theatrics. Just what works, made beautiful.
Kind words
What it feels like to find your way home
“Angelita is a gifted, skilled and authentic clinician. Her integration of ancient healing wisdom with modern psychotherapy interventions helps clients move in the direction of their most fulfilled self.”
Testimonial 1 of 5, from Rachael Guerra, Ph.D.
“Angelita has participated in my events for many years and has become a regular reader and presenter who will always have a space at my events. She has also completed Reiki training with me, so I've had the opportunity to see firsthand how dedicated she is to continually expanding her knowledge and sharing it with others in a responsible and meaningful way.
Angelita has a beautiful way of blending her academic and professional knowledge with spirituality, keeping her work grounded in evidence-based mental health and wellness practices while still honoring the spiritual side of healing. She is knowledgeable, open, accepting, and nonjudgmental, with a naturally welcoming presence that creates a safe space for all different kinds of people.
One of the things I appreciate most about Angelita is her ability to talk about spirituality, healing, and healthy practices without spiritual bypassing. She keeps things grounded and real while still approaching her work with positivity, compassion, and love. She is genuinely joyful and fun to be around, and that comes through whether she is reading, presenting, teaching, or simply connecting with others.”