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Kat Bonilla is the co-founder of Time of Butterflies, a healing-centered organization she launched alongside her sister, Giselle Bonilla, to provide safe, supportive spaces for survivors of abuse and trauma. She is also the creator of GirlX, a Washington, D.C.–based initiative dedicated to fostering collaboration, empowerment, and community among women and allies from diverse backgrounds.
Kat holds a master’s degree from Boston University and a bachelor’s degree from The College of the Holy Cross. She spent a decade as an educator, teaching across school districts nationwide before transitioning into technology and consulting for federal agencies. Her passion lies in building inclusive communities—both in person and online—that support growth, connection, and lasting impact.
Giselle Bonilla is an Indigenous woman, holistic mental health clinician, and advocate for collective healing and wellbeing. Rooted in ancestral wisdom, Indigenous knowledge systems, and cultural memory, her work is guided by the belief that healing occurs through the integration of the mind, body, soul, and spirit.
She is the co-founder of Time of Butterflies, an initiative that supports women healing from abuse and trauma through community, connection, and empowerment. Giselle is also the founder and executive director of Centro Bonilla, a nonprofit organization in Kiskeya (Dominican Republic) dedicated to expanding access to holistic mental health services and community-based healing.
Through her private practice, Pacifico Counsel, Giselle integrates trauma-informed care with ancestral wisdom, cultural knowledge, and holistic healing practices. Her work is grounded in the understanding that healing is a lifelong journey of remembrance, reconnection, and transformation.