Come join us for a taste of experiential practices aimed at enhancing mind-body awareness, connection, and embodiment. We will engage in practices that utilize a multi-sensory approach to bring people more fully into the present moment. By spotlighting the somatic experience, or what is occurring in the body, we will support people in accessing their deepest levels of self and a richer connection with the world. Techniques are pulled from various modalities, including energy healing and Reiki, psychedelics, imagery and visualization, Hakomi, somatic experiencing, and internal family systems.

There will be an opportunity to sign up for our upcoming day-retreat on May 18, 2024 for a deeper dive into somatic and embodiment practices to cultivate presence, serenity, and connection. Space will be limited to 10 people for the retreat.

This hour-long workshop is a follow-up to our two previous vision board workshops. During the workshop, there will be a guided meditation, and then space for sharing our vision boards and visuals, any shifts or miracles, as well as to receive coaching and support around specific goal creation or potential breakdowns in living into your vision…

Workshop Overview

This hour-long workshop will include guided meditations for intention-setting and surrendering, support around any blocks, challenges, “cannot’s,” “should not’s,” “don’t know how’s,” sharing of inspiration and visions, and setting each person up to create a “board” or visual of some kind for YOUR vision.

There will be a follow-up workshop on February 10 to share our vision boards and visuals, any shifts or miracles, as well as receive coaching and support around specific goal creation or potential breakdowns in living into your vision.

These workshops are donation based, no one will be turned away for lack of funds. There is a PayPal link for those who are called to offer a financial contribution.

Please sign up using the button link below to receive the workshop Zoom link.

We hope to see you there♡

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