This group is a six-week healing space to share and process your grief. All types of loss are welcome. Drawing from the creative arts, drama therapy, ritual, and somatic practices, this group offers a unique alternative to healing that privileges authentic expression.

Embodied Wisdom is our seasonal rhythm of communal, holistic learning. Our April gathering will focus on Dread & Generativity — how do we ensure facing our despair? what role does joy and creativity play in liberation?

The Grove is a reading circle for creatives and community seekers. We gather monthly to carve out a cozy space for quiet reading, intentional conversation, and connection. In April we are reading Hillary McBride’s The Wisdom of Your Body.

This six-week process group is intended for adults who have discovered they are Autistic and/or ADHD in adulthood and are working through the complex identity and relational changes that occur as a result. The group will offer participants to discuss some of the beautiful and more difficult parts of their discovery with others who share similar life experiences.

The wheel is turning and spring is coming! Join us in The Apothecary for a magical Ostara altar, make-your-own flower essences for emotional well-being, & a refreshing spring tonic! In collaboration with our neighbors at Casa di LaValle we are also delighted to host a Cake for Breakfast Pop Up and a Living Centerpiece Planter Workshop with Cassandra LaValle.

Usher in the refreshment and rebirth of Spring Equinox with a rejuvenating sound healing ceremony with Molly Knight Forde, a renowned classical pianist, transformation mentor, and sound shaman, and co-founder of The Awareness School.

Hybrid

Greenhouse is a business development offering for healing practitioners designed to foster connection, collaboration, and skill-building. These experiential workshops offer an opportunity to locate your entrepreneurial identity, development business acumen, and actualize an aligned and thriving practice.

This therapeutic support group is a healing space to share and process your experience of divorce. You are welcome no matter where you are in your transition — discerning, in process, or a few years out.

This group is a six-week healing space to share and process your grief. All types of loss are welcome. Drawing from the creative arts, drama therapy, ritual, and somatic practices, this group offers a unique alternative to healing that privileges authentic expression.

This therapeutic support group is a healing space to share and process your experience of divorce. You are welcome no matter where you are in your transition — discerning, in process, or a few years out.

We are proud to be holding space for a body of work created by Ellen Cline, a local multidisciplinary artist and psychotherapist.

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”I’m curious about how bodily, tactile ways of working with material can shape and change our internal landscapes. In times of ambiguous loss, how do we retrieve, honor, work with what remains? Wrapping, sewing, knitting, and weaving are care-giving gestures that ravel forward a map in the dark.”

A collaborative, community-oriented space to unlock an imagination for what life after divorce looks like.

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Intuitive guide and Human Design reader Harumi LaDuke will show you how to get oriented to your Human Design chart, learn about your type, and practice embodying how to actually use your design in real life.

The Grove is a reading circle for creatives and community seekers. We gather monthly to carve out a cozy space for quiet reading, intentional conversation, and connection. In February we are reading bell hook’s all about love.

Embodied Wisdom is our seasonal rhythm of communal, holistic learning. Our February gathering will focus on Nuance — how do we hold complexity? how is nuance a part of imagination and rebirth?

An event for neurodivergent folks interested in creating community by creating a space for them to talk about their special interests and hyperfixations.

Join us for a restorative and contemplative mini retreat honoring matrescence and the transformative power of stepping into motherhood. The afternoon will be spent in ritual and community and will include meditation, gentle movement, journaling and creative expression, sharing time, and restorative yoga.

The Grove is a reading circle for creatives and community seekers. We gather monthly to carve out a cozy space for quiet reading, intentional conversation, and connection.

What's in the stars for 2024? Come find out on January 19 as astrologer Stephanie Gailing takes you on a stellar journey, offering you inspiring and practical insights that will help you make the most of this new year.

This group is a six-week healing space to share and process your grief. All types of loss are welcome. Drawing from the creative arts, drama therapy, ritual, and somatic practices, this group offers a unique alternative to healing that privileges authentic expression.

Embrace Shadow, Ignite Light

Soulstice is a retreat inspired by the wisdom and beauty of the longest, darkest night. We invite you to gather with us for sacred ritual and ceremony; restorative movement; soul illumination through writing, collage, and dance; and a feast by candlelight.

Getting Closer to Clients, Getting Clients Closer to Themselves: Navigating Interpersonal Proximity & Intrapersonal Depth & in Session

In this workshop, facilitated by Shelley Green and Corrina Skildum, will explore not only the interventions for flexible movement, but also use experiential methods to notice our own internal experience. What comes up for us as we move towards the client, or the client moves towards themselves? In what ways might we “surface” the client, or bring them into the “there and then” to alleviate our own discomfort?

The Grove is a reading circle for creatives and community seekers. We gather monthly to carve out a cozy space for quiet reading, intentional conversation, and connection.

Our featured book for December is “The Wild Edge of Sorrow: Rituals of Renewal and the Sacred Work of Grief” by Francis Weller.

Hybrid

Embodied Wisdom is our seasonal rhythm of communal, holistic learning. Our December gathering will focus on Bias & Compassion — how do we see? what do we not want to see? how do we become more aware of what we miss (our unconscious bias)? what is the role of compassion in seeing well and acting thoughtfully? An interdisciplinary panel will open our gathering with a collaborative, profoundly-human dialogue; followed by conversation circles and collective reflection/action.

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Got stress you need to release? In this workshop, facilitated by Harumi LaDuke, you’ll learn a simple, gentle, research-based technique that you can use to rapidly reduce stress in any area of your life.

The Grove is a reading circle for creatives and community seekers. We gather monthly to carve out a cozy space for quiet reading, intentional conversation, and connection. Our featured book for October is “Poetry As Spellcasting: Poems, Essays, and Prompts for Manifesting Liberation and Reclaiming Power” by Tamiko Beyer, Destiny Hemphill, and Lisbeth White.

This month's theme: Embracing the Changing Season with Ritual

As the days grow shorter and nature's rhythms shift, we invite you to journey inward and find a new rhythm for yourself that embraces the changing season. We will connect with inner stillness through meditation and gentle movement. Our guest co-host Jacqueline Cuayo of Luna Soul Care & Rituals will guide us in exploring how to bring rituals into our daily life for more presence and intentionality.

This is part of a monthly series. To join the email list for future gatherings, email hello(at)lyndajlopez.com

Embodied Wisdom is our seasonal rhythm of communal, holistic learning. Our October gathering will focus on Trust — how do we connect with our deep knowing, how do we steward space to support folx in creating/deepening this kind of connection to self and other? Harumi LaDuke (intuitive coach, medium, and educator), Joy Hilliker (psychotherapist), and Julie Davidson (therapist and somatic experiencing facilitator) will open our gathering with a collaboratively- interdisciplinary-and-profoundly-human dialogue; followed by conversation circles and collective reflection/action.

The Grove is a reading circle for creatives and community seekers. We gather monthly to carve out a cozy space for quiet reading, intentional conversation, and connection. Our featured book for September is Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge and the Teachings of Plants by Robin Wall Kimmerer.

September's Theme: Reconciliation

We have come through a time of change, transformation, and grief. This has caused personal and collective growth, both needed and uncomfortable. How do we reconcile who we were with who we are becoming? How do we have grace for ourselves when we feel stuck or in process? Join Lynda Lopez, coach for purpose-led leaders, and guest co-host Steph Parrish of Radiant Iris Arts and Friendly Oracle for a guided meditation and profound conversation.