MEET MARGO
I’m so happy you’re here. My name is Margo Snipe. I’m a healer, deep feeler, sensitive soul, sunset admirer, story-teller and embodiment guide. I help people expand into their most authentic expression through writing, movement and reconnection to their bodies.
As a former award-winning journalist, my work has always honored the transformative power of the stories we carry in our bones. Stories can heal. And sharing them — in our words, our bodies, and our lives — is an act of liberation.
For years, I wrote about the depths of the human experience, piercing the surface to hold space for our real, raw truth. My sensitivity to the environment around me shaped my journalism career. As a reporter, I learned the power of witnessing. Since graduating cum laude from Georgetown University with a degree in psychology, my writing has appeared in the Tampa Bay Times, Capital B, CNN, The Marshall Project, and VOX. From a yearlong investigative series that exposed Georgia’s alarming maternal deaths rates to a piece on how Black Americans are healing, my work has always been mission-driven and liberation-based, spotlighting tragedy, trauma and paths towards freedom.
That same thread led me out of full-time journalism into healing work. I originally launched The Stories Within, LLC to support first responders and journalists carrying the weight of the world on their shoulders. The wounded healer. I wanted to offer all that I, at one point, needed — a path back to the body, to inner safety, to self.
That path soon expanded. I began mentoring some of the volleyball athletes I coached, supporting their confidence, clarity, and deeper self-trust. Then came workshops, storytelling circles, and one-on-one somatic healing work. The work continues to evolve, and at its core, it is a deeply spiritual journey.
These days, I support women who are ready to feel fully alive. The ones who’ve achieved so much and know there’s still something deeper calling. I support athletes who are ready to unlock their full potential on and off the court. And, I support authors in the process of bringing their soul-inspired books to life.
We work through the body, attuning to the nervous system, releasing old patterns, and creating safety from within. From there, you can lead from fierce, embodied confidence. Where your voice becomes a source of power. Where expression becomes expansion.
With me, complexity is welcome and nuance is cherished. We hold it all — the fire, the softness, the parts of you still becoming.
This is more than healing.
It’s a coming home to the truth of who we are.
Here for you humbly in service and love.
You are not too much. Your stories are powerful. You are powerful.
CERTIFICATIONS + EXPERIENCE
This work goes beyond any type of certifications, recognitions, degrees or accomplishments I may be bringing to our containers together, and I understand why you might be curious to learn more about me. Here’s a quick window into my experience:
Bachelors of Arts in Psychology, Cum laude — Georgetown University. 2020.
E-RYT 200hr Yoga Teacher Training — by Sunstate Yoga. 2024.
Trauma-Informed Yoga Training — by Zahabiyah Yamasaki. In progress.
Body Temple Dance Facilitation Training — by Adriana Rizzolo. In progress.
Somatic Coach for the Female Nervous System — by SOMA School. In progress.
3-month Private Training — by Harshada David Wagner. In progress.
From an athletics perspective, I began playing volleyball at eleven years old after experimenting with many different sports, including horseback riding, basketball, all-star cheerleading and swimming. During high school, I played abroad in Italy for three and half years.
I walked onto Georgetown University’s D1 women’s varsity team in 2016, where I played for four years in the Big East. I eventually earned a starting spot and served as team captain. I was voted president of the Student Athlete Advisory Committee, which meant traveling to conferences on behalf of the athletic department and attending regular meetings with the Athletic Director.
In 2020, I was awarded the PNC Achiever Award, which recognizes exceptional leadership qualities as a student-athlete, and citizen during the academic year. After graduating, I started coaching and fell in love!