Reiki practitioners of all levels and lineages are invited to a Resonance Reiki Share! We'll gather together in healing community to connect and share the gifts of Reiki. The evening will start with a check-in, followed by group discussion and meditation. After that we will separate into groups where everyone will have a chance to give and receive Reiki. We'll finish our time together with a closing and healing circle.

Following the example of the new moon, we gather to take time to turn inward and set intentions for the next cycle ahead. This is a chance to build community with other women from all stages of life, spiritual traditions, and backgrounds, with open eyes, open ears, and loving hearts.

You can expect meditation, movement, crafting, intention setting, and an optional chance to share. At the closing of our ritual time together, we open into a community feast.

Inspired by The Wild Woman Project.

Bring your journal, mug/water, a food to share, and any other creature comforts you would like.

Facilitator Bio: Kaitlin Gee is a Wild Woman Project Circle Leader, a birth professional, bodyworker, mother, and so much more. Kaitlin has gathered women in circles since she was young playing in the woods. Having a love of nature and deep knowledge of the body gleaned from over a decade supporting the community as a massage therapist, she looks at the world with wild woman curiosity. Her work as a doula affirms for her the importance of women’s spaces and the need to approach women’s wellness through a more supportive and comprehensive lens. Kaitlin hopes to bring fun, quirkiness, and an open heart to each person she works with in each space she enters.

Are you ancestor-avoidant? Frustrated by your ancestors? Maybe you’re up to your eyeballs in healing modalities, but still drawn to understand the influence of the dead on our lives. Maybe you’ve been on a path, and you’re encountering work that feels hollow or leaves you yearning for something more grounded. This super accessible, beginner-friendly, workshop is for you.

Ancestral Healing Practitioner, writer, and medium, Ashley Waverley will break down the basics of ancestral healing (the general concept) and Ancestral Lineage Healing (the method). The gathering will be very “why, how, what”—a true primer on the nature of the work, what you stand to gain if you venture in, what’s required of you, and how it’s different (or not) from what you think it is.

What to expect:

• Some teaching
• Q + A time
• Guided ritual meditation

• We’ll be sitting in chairs
• Please bring a notebook and pen to take notes

Facilitator Bio:

Ashley Waverley stewards others in remembering their innate wisdom and reawakening their connection to intuition and ritual. She supports individuals in building relationships with the seen and unseen. Her work centers survivors of sexual abuse, walking alongside them through the stabilization, healing, and integration of these experiences. Ashley is a grief guide, Ancestral Lineage Healing practitioner, Akashic Records facilitator, and writer whose practice lives at the intersection of life and death, spirit and body.

Step into the magic of October with an afternoon of plants, community, and creativity! As the veil thins and the darker half of the year begins, turning to seasonal herbs like elderberry, rosemary, and mugwort—plants long associated with protection, memory, and dream work—help tap us into the medicine of the season and prepare our bodies and spirits for the darker months ahead. After discussing a handful of seasonal plants, we’ll craft a hands-on herbal preparation, explore ways to weave herbs into ritual, and dive into a guided writing practice that honors our ancestors, the plants, and the turning of the year. This beginner-friendly class offers both practical plant knowledge and a nourishing space for ritual, release, and creativity. All are warmly welcome to join us to sip tea, connect with the plants, and celebrate the magic and wisdom within ourselves and the natural world around us.

Facilitator Bio:

Nora Toomey is a Writer and Clinical Herbalist. She has an MFA in poetry from California College of the Arts, and a Clinical Herbalist Certification from the Berkeley Herbal Center. In 2020, Nora co-founded the plant and sound wellness company, Flower & Frequency while developing her private practice and herbal product line, True Bloom. She has enjoyed volunteering with the People’s Medicine Project, working at the Berkeley Herbal Center’s Community Clinic, writing for the Herbal Academy, and developing herbal programming for public libraries and senior centers in CT, NY, MA, and RI.