A JOURNEY OF HEALING, RESTORATION & PURPOSE

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Katrina Butler is a spiritually led trauma-informed advocate, restorative justice facilitator, resilience coach, and visionary leader dedicated to helping individuals rediscover their identity, healing, worth, and purpose beyond trauma, survival, and life's hardest experiences.

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As the founder of So Far So Close, Inc., Katrina has built a transformative healing and empowerment movement rooted in restoration, emotional wellness, healthy love, accountability, feminine wisdom, and human dignity. Her work serves survivors of domestic violence, justice-impacted individuals, women rebuilding after trauma, mothers seeking stability and restoration, and families working to break generational cycles of pain, incarceration, abandonment, and emotional disconnection.

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At the heart of Katrina's work is a deep belief that when we support women and mothers, we strengthen children, families, relationships, and entire communities. She understands that unresolved trauma impacts not only the individual, but also parenting, emotional safety, identity, relationships, household stability, and the emotional development of future generations.

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What makes Katrina's work especially meaningful is that it is not built solely on professional training. It is also rooted in lived experience, spiritual grounding, resilience, and restoration. Having personally survived domestic violence, homelessness, incarceration, and profound life transitions, she understands firsthand what it means to rebuild your life while reclaiming your voice, identity, peace, and self-worth.

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Through advocacy, coaching, restorative practices, and community leadership, Katrina creates spaces where individuals are empowered to heal, rebuild, grow, and rediscover who they were always created to be.