This event is sold out. Please message me through the contact page to be added to the waitlist.

Join acclaimed vibraphonist Chris Dingman,whose work was described by The New York Times as “hypnotizing”, for a trance healing music journey in the beautiful and resonant space of Forest Haven. 

Chris plays the vibraphone - a unique and beautiful instrument - in a singular, virtuosic way using the waves and layers of sound along with his voice to bring listeners into a heightened meditative state where healing, connection, visions, and inspiration can occur.

It is a dream-like experience that is at once activating, relaxing, and rejuvenating. 

Dream with us in this beautiful and supportive community setting. All are welcome!

What to expect from this experience:

• A warm welcome

• Mats provided, bring any extra items you want / need to feel comfortable lying down

• Chris will guide the group in a short visualization meditation, bringing all into grounded, centered space

• Chris will play a 60-minute immersive channeled journey, using vibraphone and vocals

• As the journey comes to a close, you will be gently guided out of the meditative state and brought back into physical awareness

What to bring
Bring any extra mats, cushions, blankets and anything else you'd like to be comfortable in a reclined posture on the floor for the hour-long sound journey. Some chairs will be available for those who need or would like to sit.

Schedule
7:00pm Doors open
  7:30pm Vibraphone & vocal journey with Chris Dingman
Doors will be locked after this time
  8:30pm Journey ends, optional sharing and integration at the back of the room

About Chris DingmanAn acclaimed musician of many genres, Chris Dingman has been performing on the vibraphone for 25+ years, including with celebrated masters Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, and many others. He brings together this background with a host of studies and influences from around the world, in service of taking listeners on a journey to a transcendent place.

Working in the fields of jazz, experimental, and world music for decades, Chris’s trajectory changed when, in 2018, his father entered hospice. Chris played and recorded meditative music as an act of care for him in his final months of life. This music became the 5-hour extended album Peace.

Since then, Chris has brought his special brand of healing music journeys far and wide, from live sessions at Omega Institute and The Rubin Museum of Art to his regular online series Transformations, his work with the Psychedelic Sangha, music for mediumship, ecstatic dance,  and much more. His critically acclaimed albums Journeysvol. 1 and vol. 2, are described by The New York Times as “hypnotizing,” and by Jazz at Lincoln Center as “absolutely beautiful.”

Chris has presented talks and performances at the Gold Foundation Conference on Humanism in Medicine, the American College of Physicians, the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai (NYC), and written for the Johns Hopkins Medicine blog. He has been profiled by NPR, the New York Times, AMNY, and many other publications, and has received fellowships and grants from Chamber Music America, New Music USA, South Arts, and the Thelonious Monk Institute.

Check out his music, videos and more at chrisdingman.com

This event is sold out. Please message me through the contact page to be added to the waitlist.

Join acclaimed vibraphonist Chris Dingman,whose work was described by The New York Times as “hypnotizing”, for a trance healing music journey in the beautiful and resonant space of Forest Haven. 

Chris plays the vibraphone - a unique and beautiful instrument - in a singular, virtuosic way using the waves and layers of sound along with his voice to bring listeners into a heightened meditative state where healing, connection, visions, and inspiration can occur.

It is a dream-like experience that is at once activating, relaxing, and rejuvenating. 

Dream with us in this beautiful and supportive community setting. All are welcome!

What to expect from this experience:

• A warm welcome

• Mats provided, bring any extra items you want / need to feel comfortable lying down

• Chris will guide the group in a short visualization meditation, bringing all into grounded, centered space

• Chris will play a 60-minute immersive channeled journey, using vibraphone and vocals

• As the journey comes to a close, you will be gently guided out of the meditative state and brought back into physical awareness

What to bring
Bring any extra mats, cushions, blankets and anything else you'd like to be comfortable in a reclined posture on the floor for the hour-long sound journey. Some chairs will be available for those who need or would like to sit.

Schedule
7:00pm Doors open
  7:30pm Vibraphone & vocal journey with Chris Dingman
Doors will be locked after this time
  8:30pm Journey ends, optional sharing and integration at the back of the room

About Chris DingmanAn acclaimed musician of many genres, Chris Dingman has been performing on the vibraphone for 25+ years, including with celebrated masters Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, and many others. He brings together this background with a host of studies and influences from around the world, in service of taking listeners on a journey to a transcendent place.

Working in the fields of jazz, experimental, and world music for decades, Chris’s trajectory changed when, in 2018, his father entered hospice. Chris played and recorded meditative music as an act of care for him in his final months of life. This music became the 5-hour extended album Peace.

Since then, Chris has brought his special brand of healing music journeys far and wide, from live sessions at Omega Institute and The Rubin Museum of Art to his regular online series Transformations, his work with the Psychedelic Sangha, music for mediumship, ecstatic dance,  and much more. His critically acclaimed albums Journeysvol. 1 and vol. 2, are described by The New York Times as “hypnotizing,” and by Jazz at Lincoln Center as “absolutely beautiful.”

Chris has presented talks and performances at the Gold Foundation Conference on Humanism in Medicine, the American College of Physicians, the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai (NYC), and written for the Johns Hopkins Medicine blog. He has been profiled by NPR, the New York Times, AMNY, and many other publications, and has received fellowships and grants from Chamber Music America, New Music USA, South Arts, and the Thelonious Monk Institute.

Check out his music, videos and more at chrisdingman.com

This 3-hour rope offering is a guided arc that weaves workshop and jam, with short scenes explored throughout, into one cohesive experience. Designed for newer to rope participants who want to build confidence and for intermediate riggers who want to deepen skill and presence, this event centers rope as attention, communication, and relationship, rather than performance.

We will work with fewer techniques and longer scenes, allowing participants to feel how connection unfolds over time. Rather than rushing through patterns, we will slow down and explore how tension, pacing, breath, and stillness shape the nervous system and the relational field between partners.

Teaching will include:

• Rope as a language of attention, tension, and choice

• How to notice when a bottom begins to drift, disconnect, or move toward shutdown

• How to slow a scene and reconnect using breath, eye contact, and stillness

• Tying and untying with clarity, care, and ongoing communication

• Practicing stillness as an active form of connection

• Framing the top as a leader who tracks sensation, attention, and the evolving energy of the scene

• Foundational structures and harnesses, with attention to load-bearing connection points and why they matter as preparation for future suspension or moving a body on the ground, without this being a suspension-focused class

After guided teaching and structured exercises, the space will open into a supported jam, where participants can integrate what they are learning with facilitator presence available for guidance, reflection, and support.

This is a space to practice being deliberate, attuned, and responsive. Expect a container that is connective, embodied, and intentionally paced, where beginners feel held and more experienced practitioners have room to refine and stretch.

If you’ve been vetted for The Forest Haven, you’re welcome to come solo and partner up in the space (switching partners is welcome throughout the night).

If you have not been vetted, please arrive with a partner or self tie and plan to stay with that partner or with yourself for the duration of the event.

This 3-hour rope offering is a guided arc that weaves workshop and jam, with short scenes explored throughout, into one cohesive experience. Designed for newer to rope participants who want to build confidence and for intermediate riggers who want to deepen skill and presence, this event centers rope as attention, communication, and relationship, rather than performance.

We will work with fewer techniques and longer scenes, allowing participants to feel how connection unfolds over time. Rather than rushing through patterns, we will slow down and explore how tension, pacing, breath, and stillness shape the nervous system and the relational field between partners.

Teaching will include:

• Rope as a language of attention, tension, and choice

• How to notice when a bottom begins to drift, disconnect, or move toward shutdown

• How to slow a scene and reconnect using breath, eye contact, and stillness

• Tying and untying with clarity, care, and ongoing communication

• Practicing stillness as an active form of connection

• Framing the top as a leader who tracks sensation, attention, and the evolving energy of the scene

• Foundational structures and harnesses, with attention to load-bearing connection points and why they matter as preparation for future suspension or moving a body on the ground, without this being a suspension-focused class

After guided teaching and structured exercises, the space will open into a supported jam, where participants can integrate what they are learning with facilitator presence available for guidance, reflection, and support.

This is a space to practice being deliberate, attuned, and responsive. Expect a container that is connective, embodied, and intentionally paced, where beginners feel held and more experienced practitioners have room to refine and stretch.

If you’ve been vetted for The Forest Haven, you’re welcome to come solo and partner up in the space (switching partners is welcome throughout the night).

If you have not been vetted, please arrive with a partner or self tie and plan to stay with that partner or with yourself for the duration of the event.

Touch is a fundamental human need- regulating, soothing, and deeply connective. Yet in modern culture, touch is often sexualised, misunderstood, or constrained, leaving many of us uncertain how to offer or receive it with ease.

Attuned Touch invites you into a carefully held space where touch is approached as nourishment rather than performance. We move slowly and consciously, listening to the rhythms of the nervous system. With clear boundaries, conscious consent, and attentive facilitation, tenderness and authentic connection are allowed to emerge in their own time.

Through guided practices, both solo and in pairs, we explore:

• Giving and receiving touch with clarity, care, and consent

• Listening to the body’s signals and honoring personal boundaries

• Discovering what kinds of touch feel supportive, pleasurable, or simply enough

• Meeting touch beyond gender roles and expectation

• Embodied movement exploration inspired by contact improvisation, where touch becomes fluid, playful, and alive through shared movement, weight, and responsiveness

This is a structured and respectful container for touch that is intimate without being performative, playful without pressure. As safety grows, the nervous system can soften, and trust can gently unfold.

Expect warmth, spaciousness, and moments of stillness. Every exercise is an invitation, and never an expectation.

Open to adults. You are welcome to come alone or with a partner.

Facilitated by Marie "Murry" Echo 

Marie Echo aka Murry (pronouns: fae/they/she) is organizer and facilitator of Touch & Play events globally. At one point in her life, she would have identified as "not a touchy person" due to fear in the body from a dogmatic religious upbringing and sexual assault. After their first experience at a Touch & Play gathering and growing interest in Contact Improvisation dance, they began to reclaim the power and beauty of consensual touch, learning to identify, trust and advocate for their needs and attune to the nervous systems of their connections with both verbal and energetic curiosity. For more on the fairy's art, play, and work on IG: @musemundi

Touch is a fundamental human need- regulating, soothing, and deeply connective. Yet in modern culture, touch is often sexualised, misunderstood, or constrained, leaving many of us uncertain how to offer or receive it with ease.

Attuned Touch invites you into a carefully held space where touch is approached as nourishment rather than performance. We move slowly and consciously, listening to the rhythms of the nervous system. With clear boundaries, conscious consent, and attentive facilitation, tenderness and authentic connection are allowed to emerge in their own time.

Through guided practices, both solo and in pairs, we explore:

• Giving and receiving touch with clarity, care, and consent

• Listening to the body’s signals and honoring personal boundaries

• Discovering what kinds of touch feel supportive, pleasurable, or simply enough

• Meeting touch beyond gender roles and expectation

• Embodied movement exploration inspired by contact improvisation, where touch becomes fluid, playful, and alive through shared movement, weight, and responsiveness

This is a structured and respectful container for touch that is intimate without being performative, playful without pressure. As safety grows, the nervous system can soften, and trust can gently unfold.

Expect warmth, spaciousness, and moments of stillness. Every exercise is an invitation, and never an expectation.

Open to adults. You are welcome to come alone or with a partner.

Facilitated by Marie "Murry" Echo 

Marie Echo aka Murry (pronouns: fae/they/she) is organizer and facilitator of Touch & Play events globally. At one point in her life, she would have identified as "not a touchy person" due to fear in the body from a dogmatic religious upbringing and sexual assault. After their first experience at a Touch & Play gathering and growing interest in Contact Improvisation dance, they began to reclaim the power and beauty of consensual touch, learning to identify, trust and advocate for their needs and attune to the nervous systems of their connections with both verbal and energetic curiosity. For more on the fairy's art, play, and work on IG: @musemundi

A required vetting workshop for many future sensual events at The Forest Haven.

Are you ready to explore embodied consent and prepare for deeper, more connected experiences in sensual and everyday spaces?

Embodied Consent: Boundaries and Desires is a hands-on, participatory workshop for individuals interested in attending many future sensual gatherings at The Forest Haven. This experience invites you to slow down, listen to the body, and practice consent as a lived, relational experience rather than a concept.

Rooted in somatic awareness, voice, and conscious connection, the workshop draws from consent practices developed and refined in immersive retreat settings, supporting clarity, agency, and honest communication.

What we will explore in this 3-hour workshop:

Boundaries and desires
Explore your wants, limits, and motivations for connection. Practice giving and receiving a clear “no,” a curious “maybe,” or a request for something different, while staying present with your body.

Real-time consent practice
Engage in interactive demonstrations and scenarios such as “Can I tickle you?” and practice responding from a grounded, embodied place, for example, “No, but I would enjoy it if you held my hand,” or “I don’t want be touched, can we sit near each other.”

Communication and connection
Learn how to initiate and navigate conversations around boundaries, aftercare, and relational context beyond a single interaction.

Identity, agency, and community
Reflect on how your self perception and the communities you move within shape your boundaries, desires, and sense of responsibility in connection.

Through experiential exercises, demonstrations, and open dialogue, this workshop emphasizes:

• Clear boundaries and safer practices

• Intentional communication around desires and motivations

• Agency, aftercare, and relational responsibility

This workshop is open to all experience levels and is facilitated with clear agreements, care, and respect for difference. Discomfort, curiosity, and nervousness are understood as part of the learning process.

Important logistics

• Attendance at this workshop is required to participate in many future sensual events at The Forest Haven.

• If no tickets are available, the event is sold out. Please message me through the contact page to be added to the waitlist and receive first access to the next Consent and Vetting Workshop. The size of the waitlist helps determine how soon the next workshop will be scheduled.

• If you cannot attend this date but wish to participate in future sensual events, joining the waitlist is the best next step.

• All events at The Forest Haven are non-refundable.

A required vetting workshop for many future sensual events at The Forest Haven.

Are you ready to explore embodied consent and prepare for deeper, more connected experiences in sensual and everyday spaces?

Embodied Consent: Boundaries and Desires is a hands-on, participatory workshop for individuals interested in attending many future sensual gatherings at The Forest Haven. This experience invites you to slow down, listen to the body, and practice consent as a lived, relational experience rather than a concept.

Rooted in somatic awareness, voice, and conscious connection, the workshop draws from consent practices developed and refined in immersive retreat settings, supporting clarity, agency, and honest communication.

What we will explore in this 3-hour workshop:

Boundaries and desires
Explore your wants, limits, and motivations for connection. Practice giving and receiving a clear “no,” a curious “maybe,” or a request for something different, while staying present with your body.

Real-time consent practice
Engage in interactive demonstrations and scenarios such as “Can I tickle you?” and practice responding from a grounded, embodied place, for example, “No, but I would enjoy it if you held my hand,” or “I don’t want be touched, can we sit near each other.”

Communication and connection
Learn how to initiate and navigate conversations around boundaries, aftercare, and relational context beyond a single interaction.

Identity, agency, and community
Reflect on how your self perception and the communities you move within shape your boundaries, desires, and sense of responsibility in connection.

Through experiential exercises, demonstrations, and open dialogue, this workshop emphasizes:

• Clear boundaries and safer practices

• Intentional communication around desires and motivations

• Agency, aftercare, and relational responsibility

This workshop is open to all experience levels and is facilitated with clear agreements, care, and respect for difference. Discomfort, curiosity, and nervousness are understood as part of the learning process.

Important logistics

• Attendance at this workshop is required to participate in many future sensual events at The Forest Haven.

• If no tickets are available, the event is sold out. Please message me through the contact page to be added to the waitlist and receive first access to the next Consent and Vetting Workshop. The size of the waitlist helps determine how soon the next workshop will be scheduled.

• If you cannot attend this date but wish to participate in future sensual events, joining the waitlist is the best next step.

• All events at The Forest Haven are non-refundable.

Join us for an evening of rope, connection, and embodied exploration. This 3-hour class (includes time for performance and free exploration) invites you to experience rope as a pathway to presence, trust, and deeper attunement with another.

The evening will open with a 2 hour class, led by a short performance and demonstration by Amanda “Rev Rucifer”, who brings years of experience in the art of rope and the art of connection. Amanda has facilitated multiple events at The Forest Haven, and each time she brings her signature blend of kindness, playfulness, maturity, and skill.

You’ll be guided through learning simple, potentially more elaborate, chest and hip harnesses, while exploring the relational aspects of tying and being tied: communication, consent, breath, and body awareness.

This class is open to all levels- whether you’re completely new to rope or a seasoned rigger looking to refine your craft, you’ll find new ways to connect, play, and learn.

After the instructional portion, the evening will flow into a period of open exploration, where participants can continue practicing, connecting, and weaving the evening’s learnings into shared experience.

If you’ve been vetted for The Forest Haven, you’re welcome to come solo and partner up in the space (switching partners is welcome throughout the night).

If you have not been vetted, please arrive with a partner or self tie and plan to stay with that partner or with yourself for the duration of the event.

Come with curiosity, care, and a willingness to be present.

Join us for an evening of rope, connection, and embodied exploration. This 3-hour class (includes time for performance and free exploration) invites you to experience rope as a pathway to presence, trust, and deeper attunement with another.

The evening will open with a 2 hour class, led by a short performance and demonstration by Amanda “Rev Rucifer”, who brings years of experience in the art of rope and the art of connection. Amanda has facilitated multiple events at The Forest Haven, and each time she brings her signature blend of kindness, playfulness, maturity, and skill.

You’ll be guided through learning simple, potentially more elaborate, chest and hip harnesses, while exploring the relational aspects of tying and being tied: communication, consent, breath, and body awareness.

This class is open to all levels- whether you’re completely new to rope or a seasoned rigger looking to refine your craft, you’ll find new ways to connect, play, and learn.

After the instructional portion, the evening will flow into a period of open exploration, where participants can continue practicing, connecting, and weaving the evening’s learnings into shared experience.

If you’ve been vetted for The Forest Haven, you’re welcome to come solo and partner up in the space (switching partners is welcome throughout the night).

If you have not been vetted, please arrive with a partner or self tie and plan to stay with that partner or with yourself for the duration of the event.

Come with curiosity, care, and a willingness to be present.

You're warmly invited to an evening of presence, play, and embodied relating.

Through movement, breath, and interactive games, we’ll create a space where curiosity and expression have space to unfold. This is a trauma-informed, consent-based container where we'll move at an intentional pace. You’ll be invited to tune into your own rhythms and boundaries, allowing your nervous system to settle and your masks to gently melt into authentic beingness.

Expect a blend of self-awareness and shared experience: slowing down, attuning to sensation, engaging in mindful touch (such as hugging and supportive holding), and exploring new ways of being with yourself and others.

The Flow

Grounding breath & self-embodiment: Time to slow down and arrive in your body.

Authentic relating games: Playful, presence-based invitations into relational connection.

Movement & music: Follow your intuition through embodied exploration.

Partner & group practices: Expand the container of your inner and outer experience through meaningful interaction.

This space isn’t about performing or pleasing. It’s a relational playground where you’re free to follow what’s true for you. Together, we’ll practice clear boundaries, honest expression, and ways of meeting each other that feel nourishing.

About your Facilitator: 

Steven creates spaces for connection, embodiment, and personal inquiry. With training in Hakomi and Compassionate Inquiry, he weaves together somatic therapy and relational practices like breathwork, consent, and authentic relating. His work supports people to expand their capacity for presence, release stress, and come into more honest, aligned ways of being.

Learn more at: intimatelyhuman.com

You're warmly invited to an evening of presence, play, and embodied relating.

Through movement, breath, and interactive games, we’ll create a space where curiosity and expression have space to unfold. This is a trauma-informed, consent-based container where we'll move at an intentional pace. You’ll be invited to tune into your own rhythms and boundaries, allowing your nervous system to settle and your masks to gently melt into authentic beingness.

Expect a blend of self-awareness and shared experience: slowing down, attuning to sensation, engaging in mindful touch (such as hugging and supportive holding), and exploring new ways of being with yourself and others.

The Flow

Grounding breath & self-embodiment: Time to slow down and arrive in your body.

Authentic relating games: Playful, presence-based invitations into relational connection.

Movement & music: Follow your intuition through embodied exploration.

Partner & group practices: Expand the container of your inner and outer experience through meaningful interaction.

This space isn’t about performing or pleasing. It’s a relational playground where you’re free to follow what’s true for you. Together, we’ll practice clear boundaries, honest expression, and ways of meeting each other that feel nourishing.

About your Facilitator: 

Steven creates spaces for connection, embodiment, and personal inquiry. With training in Hakomi and Compassionate Inquiry, he weaves together somatic therapy and relational practices like breathwork, consent, and authentic relating. His work supports people to expand their capacity for presence, release stress, and come into more honest, aligned ways of being.

Learn more at: intimatelyhuman.com

Note: This event is exclusively for participants vetted through the consent workshop at The Forest Haven (TFH). If you have not completed the vetting process and purchase a ticket, the fee will be applied to the next consent workshop. Attendance will not be permitted, and tickets are non-refundable. Please ensure you’ve been vetted before purchasing. Contact us with any questions. TWO EXCEPTIONs: If you attend with another person, you can purchase a couples ticket and choose to partner exclusively with them for the evening. OR if you decide to self tie and stay solo during the workshop. While you're welcome to engage in verbal interaction with others, you’ll remain with your chosen partner or solo for all exercises and activities, without switching to a new partner.

There are several vetted attendees coming solo that will either be self tying or will find a partner at the event. Feel free to come solo and don’t feel any pressure to be partnered. The skills you will learn in this workshop are able to be learned through self tying.

Join us as we explore the experience of intimacy with rope. With intention and care, rope can be an expression of connection, presence, and embodied movement. In this hands-on workshop, we shift from the mechanics of rope bondage into the felt experience of tying, attuning, and deepening intimacy through intentional touch, tension, and movement.

Whether you're seeking to cultivate trust, build a scene with emotional depth, or explore the interplay of power and surrender, this workshop offers tools to enhance both your technical skill and your ability to create meaningful, connected experiences in rope.

Through guided exercises and partnered exploration, you will learn how to:

- Move Beyond Mechanics: Shift from technical tying into an intuitive, responsive rope practice that centers connection.

- Co-Regulate with Rope: Attune to your partner’s body language, breath, and micro-reactions to create a shared energetic flow.

- Weave Intention into Ties: Explore how pacing, tension, and movement can evoke different emotional and sensory responses.

- Create a Scene Rooted in Presence: Blend elements of tension, contrast, and intentional movement to build immersive, connected experiences.

- Develop Your Own Style: Experiment, play, and explore what feels uniquely expressive to you.

This workshop is designed for those with a basic understanding of rope bondage (including foundational ties and safety principles) who want to deepen their connection and creative expression through rope. Whether you tie for intimacy, play, or artistry, this class will support you in moving beyond technique into a more embodied, intentional practice.

What to Bring:

Comfortable clothing for movement.

2-4 hanks of rope (some will be available to borrow).

An openness to explore, attune, and connect.

We never pair participants up, but if you're open to tying with others, you are welcome to negotiate with fellow attendees who share mutual interest.

Join us for an evening of deep listening, embodied play, witnessing, and exploration as we discover the artistry, connection, and sensation that rope can bring.

There are no credits or refunds for events at the forest haven.

Note: This event is exclusively for participants vetted through the consent workshop at The Forest Haven (TFH). If you have not completed the vetting process and purchase a ticket, the fee will be applied to the next consent workshop. Attendance will not be permitted, and tickets are non-refundable. Please ensure you’ve been vetted before purchasing. Contact us with any questions. TWO EXCEPTIONs: If you attend with another person, you can purchase a couples ticket and choose to partner exclusively with them for the evening. OR if you decide to self tie and stay solo during the workshop. While you're welcome to engage in verbal interaction with others, you’ll remain with your chosen partner or solo for all exercises and activities, without switching to a new partner.

There are several vetted attendees coming solo that will either be self tying or will find a partner at the event. Feel free to come solo and don’t feel any pressure to be partnered. The skills you will learn in this workshop are able to be learned through self tying.

Join us as we explore the experience of intimacy with rope. With intention and care, rope can be an expression of connection, presence, and embodied movement. In this hands-on workshop, we shift from the mechanics of rope bondage into the felt experience of tying, attuning, and deepening intimacy through intentional touch, tension, and movement.

Whether you're seeking to cultivate trust, build a scene with emotional depth, or explore the interplay of power and surrender, this workshop offers tools to enhance both your technical skill and your ability to create meaningful, connected experiences in rope.

Through guided exercises and partnered exploration, you will learn how to:

- Move Beyond Mechanics: Shift from technical tying into an intuitive, responsive rope practice that centers connection.

- Co-Regulate with Rope: Attune to your partner’s body language, breath, and micro-reactions to create a shared energetic flow.

- Weave Intention into Ties: Explore how pacing, tension, and movement can evoke different emotional and sensory responses.

- Create a Scene Rooted in Presence: Blend elements of tension, contrast, and intentional movement to build immersive, connected experiences.

- Develop Your Own Style: Experiment, play, and explore what feels uniquely expressive to you.

This workshop is designed for those with a basic understanding of rope bondage (including foundational ties and safety principles) who want to deepen their connection and creative expression through rope. Whether you tie for intimacy, play, or artistry, this class will support you in moving beyond technique into a more embodied, intentional practice.

What to Bring:

Comfortable clothing for movement.

2-4 hanks of rope (some will be available to borrow).

An openness to explore, attune, and connect.

We never pair participants up, but if you're open to tying with others, you are welcome to negotiate with fellow attendees who share mutual interest.

Join us for an evening of deep listening, embodied play, witnessing, and exploration as we discover the artistry, connection, and sensation that rope can bring.

There are no credits or refunds for events at the forest haven.

Once this event reaches 25 attendees, all future entry purchases will be sent to be cozy up in the loft instead of the main floor. I will update this page once we reach 25. Early bird catches the main floor.- WE HAVE 25 CURRENTLY, ALL FUTURE PURCHASES WILL BE FOR LOFT SPACE.

Co-regulation is when your body finds safety in another body, but that doesn't always mean humans. Plants, elements, and vibrations are beings as well. This special 2 hour session will combine the medicine of sound with the practice of embodiment through somatics.

Join Luis Mojica (somatic therapist) & Evan Glenn Adams (somatic sound healer) as they weave their medicines together in this special event that helps your body access unexplored places within it through community, somatic practices, and sound.

About Our Facilitators
Luis Mojica (pronounced Lew-Eace {rhymes with peace} Mo-hee-ka). Teaches people how to release stress and trauma through listening to their bodies.
He's not here to change you or judge you. His work is all about teaching. He gives you the language, the practices, and the space to learn how to communicate with your own body & mind.
He comes to this work from a deeply personal experience with suffering and healing that suffering. He didn’t read it in a book - He lived it. He knows suffering well and he knows bliss well. He will teach you as best as He can to find your bliss and transform out of suffering.
You can learn more about his work at www.holisticlifenavigation.com

As a sound healing practitioner, Evan Glenn Adams weaves his years of experience as a composer and multi-instrumentalist with his study of somatics and trance induction to create immersive soundscapes that allow listeners to access deep states of presence, relaxation, and peace. Honoring lineages of both magic and science, Evan creates a supportive space for listeners to journey into their inner worlds, and relate with the parts, memories, and sensations that are present.

RSVP to receive address and directions

Please choose the entry price option the best suits your financial means.

There are no refunds.

Once this event reaches 25 attendees, all future entry purchases will be sent to be cozy up in the loft instead of the main floor. I will update this page once we reach 25. Early bird catches the main floor.- WE HAVE 25 CURRENTLY, ALL FUTURE PURCHASES WILL BE FOR LOFT SPACE.

Co-regulation is when your body finds safety in another body, but that doesn't always mean humans. Plants, elements, and vibrations are beings as well. This special 2 hour session will combine the medicine of sound with the practice of embodiment through somatics.

Join Luis Mojica (somatic therapist) & Evan Glenn Adams (somatic sound healer) as they weave their medicines together in this special event that helps your body access unexplored places within it through community, somatic practices, and sound.

About Our Facilitators
Luis Mojica (pronounced Lew-Eace {rhymes with peace} Mo-hee-ka). Teaches people how to release stress and trauma through listening to their bodies.
He's not here to change you or judge you. His work is all about teaching. He gives you the language, the practices, and the space to learn how to communicate with your own body & mind.
He comes to this work from a deeply personal experience with suffering and healing that suffering. He didn’t read it in a book - He lived it. He knows suffering well and he knows bliss well. He will teach you as best as He can to find your bliss and transform out of suffering.
You can learn more about his work at www.holisticlifenavigation.com

As a sound healing practitioner, Evan Glenn Adams weaves his years of experience as a composer and multi-instrumentalist with his study of somatics and trance induction to create immersive soundscapes that allow listeners to access deep states of presence, relaxation, and peace. Honoring lineages of both magic and science, Evan creates a supportive space for listeners to journey into their inner worlds, and relate with the parts, memories, and sensations that are present.

RSVP to receive address and directions

Please choose the entry price option the best suits your financial means.

There are no refunds.

A required vetting workshop for many future sensual events at The Forest Haven.

Are you ready to explore embodied consent and prepare for deeper, more connected experiences in sensual and everyday spaces?

Embodied Consent: Boundaries and Desires is a hands-on, participatory workshop for individuals interested in attending many future sensual gatherings at The Forest Haven. This experience invites you to slow down, listen to the body, and practice consent as a lived, relational experience rather than a concept.

Rooted in somatic awareness, voice, and conscious connection, the workshop draws from consent practices developed and refined in immersive retreat settings, supporting clarity, agency, and honest communication.

What we will explore in this 3-hour workshop:

Boundaries and desires
Explore your wants, limits, and motivations for connection. Practice giving and receiving a clear “no,” a curious “maybe,” or a request for something different, while staying present with your body.

Real-time consent practice
Engage in interactive demonstrations and scenarios such as “Can I tickle you?” and practice responding from a grounded, embodied place, for example, “No, but I would enjoy it if you held my hand,” or “I don’t want be touched, can we sit near each other.”

Communication and connection
Learn how to initiate and navigate conversations around boundaries, aftercare, and relational context beyond a single interaction.

Identity, agency, and community
Reflect on how your self perception and the communities you move within shape your boundaries, desires, and sense of responsibility in connection.

Through experiential exercises, demonstrations, and open dialogue, this workshop emphasizes:

• Clear boundaries and safer practices

• Intentional communication around desires and motivations

• Agency, aftercare, and relational responsibility

This workshop is open to all experience levels and is facilitated with clear agreements, care, and respect for difference. Discomfort, curiosity, and nervousness are understood as part of the learning process.

Important logistics

• Attendance at this workshop is required to participate in many future sensual events at The Forest Haven.

• If no tickets are available, the event is sold out. Please message me through the contact page to be added to the waitlist and receive first access to the next Consent and Vetting Workshop. The size of the waitlist helps determine how soon the next workshop will be scheduled.

• If you cannot attend this date but wish to participate in future sensual events, joining the waitlist is the best next step.

• All events at The Forest Haven are non-refundable.

A required vetting workshop for many future sensual events at The Forest Haven.

Are you ready to explore embodied consent and prepare for deeper, more connected experiences in sensual and everyday spaces?

Embodied Consent: Boundaries and Desires is a hands-on, participatory workshop for individuals interested in attending many future sensual gatherings at The Forest Haven. This experience invites you to slow down, listen to the body, and practice consent as a lived, relational experience rather than a concept.

Rooted in somatic awareness, voice, and conscious connection, the workshop draws from consent practices developed and refined in immersive retreat settings, supporting clarity, agency, and honest communication.

What we will explore in this 3-hour workshop:

Boundaries and desires
Explore your wants, limits, and motivations for connection. Practice giving and receiving a clear “no,” a curious “maybe,” or a request for something different, while staying present with your body.

Real-time consent practice
Engage in interactive demonstrations and scenarios such as “Can I tickle you?” and practice responding from a grounded, embodied place, for example, “No, but I would enjoy it if you held my hand,” or “I don’t want be touched, can we sit near each other.”

Communication and connection
Learn how to initiate and navigate conversations around boundaries, aftercare, and relational context beyond a single interaction.

Identity, agency, and community
Reflect on how your self perception and the communities you move within shape your boundaries, desires, and sense of responsibility in connection.

Through experiential exercises, demonstrations, and open dialogue, this workshop emphasizes:

• Clear boundaries and safer practices

• Intentional communication around desires and motivations

• Agency, aftercare, and relational responsibility

This workshop is open to all experience levels and is facilitated with clear agreements, care, and respect for difference. Discomfort, curiosity, and nervousness are understood as part of the learning process.

Important logistics

• Attendance at this workshop is required to participate in many future sensual events at The Forest Haven.

• If no tickets are available, the event is sold out. Please message me through the contact page to be added to the waitlist and receive first access to the next Consent and Vetting Workshop. The size of the waitlist helps determine how soon the next workshop will be scheduled.

• If you cannot attend this date but wish to participate in future sensual events, joining the waitlist is the best next step.

• All events at The Forest Haven are non-refundable.

Prerequisite Required: Participants must be vetted through TFH’s consent workshop. If you haven't completed this and purchase a ticket, your fee will be applied to a future consent workshop. No entry or refunds will be granted. Please be sure that you are vetted before purchasing. Contact us with any questions.

How do you want to be massaged? More importantly—how can you clearly express exactly what you want?

In this gathering, we will explore the Wheel of Consent framework through both giving and receiving massage. This is an opportunity to nourish your body’s needs while deepening your understanding of consent dynamics—serving, accepting, taking, and allowing. Our goal is to bring choice and boundary awareness into the embodied experience of massage. As Betty Martin, author of The Wheel of Consent, reminds us:

“In our mind, we may know we have a choice. We must know that in our body. Can you have a choice and exercise that choice?”

What to Expect:

Through guided discussions and hands-on exercises, we will explore how to listen to and advocate for our own needs while attuning to the needs of others. The evening will include opportunities for partnered and group massage, with a strong emphasis on clear communication, safety, and mutual respect.

In this 3-hour workshop, you will practice:

• Identifying Boundaries & Desires – Clarify your personal wants, limits, and motivations for interaction. Learn how to express a clear "no," a curious "maybe," or an alternative request with confidence.

• Attunement & Presence in Touch – Develop awareness through listening and physical connection, cultivating sensitivity to both giving and receiving.

• Asking the Right Questions – Learn how to initiate and maintain meaningful communication around boundaries, desires, aftercare, and relationships beyond the moment.

• Building a Culture of Consent in Community – Foster an environment of care, curiosity, and conscious exploration of touch and connection.

What Makes This Workshop Unique?

• Guided interactive demos, exercises, and open dialogue

• An inclusive, judgment-free space for both newcomers and experienced practitioners

• A focus on self-awareness, agency, and mutual respect

Whether you're experienced in group massage or new to this form of conscious connection, Know Your Kneads offers a space to expand your capacity for consent, communication, and embodied awareness.

Join us for an evening of intentional touch, deep listening, and mindful connection.

About Our Facilitators:

Marie Echo (fae/they/she) is a creatrix and ritual artist. They are the organizer of Touch & Play Massachusetts, a retreat exploring the intersection of dance, community and eros. She is co-founder of the Grotesque Burlesque, a queer performance troupe, and EarthSing, a ecosomatic song gathering. From a life dedicated to expressive arts, eros and ecology, she merges the world of somatics and singing in her work as a vocal embodiment guide, supporting people to holistically explore & discover their voice. She is also a certified death doula. Connect with the fairy thru social media and email: @musemundi & via musemundi@gmail.com

Zach Kalatsky is a somatic therapist and bodyworker. Transmuting his core wound of not being seen and not feeling a sense of belonging, into his core passion, Zach has set on a path to hold space for those open to explore their inner selves and where their bodies may be holding the past. A space to be seen in all of your parts, a place to belong in all of your joys, love, discomfort, pain, shame, and the full range of the human experience.

Zach is the creator of The Forest Haven and has a background in Somatics, Authentic Relating, Breathwork, Meditation, Thai Massage, Yoga, Business, Entrepreneurship, Community Organizing, and he is a coordinator with The Hudson Valley Psychedelic Society (HVPS).

Get in Touch, Instagram

Sliding Scale Pool: Anything over entry cost, helps pay for others that may not have the means at this time. If your financial means would not allow you to come to this gathering, please message me directly and we will talk about dipping into the Sliding Scale Pool.

Prerequisite Required: Participants must be vetted through TFH’s consent workshop. If you haven't completed this and purchase a ticket, your fee will be applied to a future consent workshop. No entry or refunds will be granted. Please be sure that you are vetted before purchasing. Contact us with any questions.

How do you want to be massaged? More importantly—how can you clearly express exactly what you want?

In this gathering, we will explore the Wheel of Consent framework through both giving and receiving massage. This is an opportunity to nourish your body’s needs while deepening your understanding of consent dynamics—serving, accepting, taking, and allowing. Our goal is to bring choice and boundary awareness into the embodied experience of massage. As Betty Martin, author of The Wheel of Consent, reminds us:

“In our mind, we may know we have a choice. We must know that in our body. Can you have a choice and exercise that choice?”

What to Expect:

Through guided discussions and hands-on exercises, we will explore how to listen to and advocate for our own needs while attuning to the needs of others. The evening will include opportunities for partnered and group massage, with a strong emphasis on clear communication, safety, and mutual respect.

In this 3-hour workshop, you will practice:

• Identifying Boundaries & Desires – Clarify your personal wants, limits, and motivations for interaction. Learn how to express a clear "no," a curious "maybe," or an alternative request with confidence.

• Attunement & Presence in Touch – Develop awareness through listening and physical connection, cultivating sensitivity to both giving and receiving.

• Asking the Right Questions – Learn how to initiate and maintain meaningful communication around boundaries, desires, aftercare, and relationships beyond the moment.

• Building a Culture of Consent in Community – Foster an environment of care, curiosity, and conscious exploration of touch and connection.

What Makes This Workshop Unique?

• Guided interactive demos, exercises, and open dialogue

• An inclusive, judgment-free space for both newcomers and experienced practitioners

• A focus on self-awareness, agency, and mutual respect

Whether you're experienced in group massage or new to this form of conscious connection, Know Your Kneads offers a space to expand your capacity for consent, communication, and embodied awareness.

Join us for an evening of intentional touch, deep listening, and mindful connection.

About Our Facilitators:

Marie Echo (fae/they/she) is a creatrix and ritual artist. They are the organizer of Touch & Play Massachusetts, a retreat exploring the intersection of dance, community and eros. She is co-founder of the Grotesque Burlesque, a queer performance troupe, and EarthSing, a ecosomatic song gathering. From a life dedicated to expressive arts, eros and ecology, she merges the world of somatics and singing in her work as a vocal embodiment guide, supporting people to holistically explore & discover their voice. She is also a certified death doula. Connect with the fairy thru social media and email: @musemundi & via musemundi@gmail.com

Zach Kalatsky is a somatic therapist and bodyworker. Transmuting his core wound of not being seen and not feeling a sense of belonging, into his core passion, Zach has set on a path to hold space for those open to explore their inner selves and where their bodies may be holding the past. A space to be seen in all of your parts, a place to belong in all of your joys, love, discomfort, pain, shame, and the full range of the human experience.

Zach is the creator of The Forest Haven and has a background in Somatics, Authentic Relating, Breathwork, Meditation, Thai Massage, Yoga, Business, Entrepreneurship, Community Organizing, and he is a coordinator with The Hudson Valley Psychedelic Society (HVPS).

Get in Touch, Instagram

Sliding Scale Pool: Anything over entry cost, helps pay for others that may not have the means at this time. If your financial means would not allow you to come to this gathering, please message me directly and we will talk about dipping into the Sliding Scale Pool.

Note: This event is exclusively for participants vetted through the consent workshop at The Forest Haven (TFH). If you have not completed the vetting process and purchase a ticket, the fee will be applied to the next consent workshop. Attendance will not be permitted, and tickets are non-refundable. Please ensure you’ve been vetted before purchasing. Contact us with any questions. TWO EXCEPTIONs: If you attend with another person, you can purchase a couples ticket and choose to partner exclusively with them for the evening. OR if you decide to self tie and stay solo during the workshop. While you're welcome to engage in verbal interaction with others, you’ll remain with your chosen partner or solo for all exercises and activities, without switching to a new partner.

There are several vetted attendees coming solo that will either be self tying or will find a partner at the event. Feel free to come solo and don’t feel any pressure to be partnered. The skills you will learn in this workshop are able to be learned through self tying.

Discover connection, curiosity, and creativity at this introductory workshop of shibari-inspired rope bondage. Designed for beginners and open to individuals and couples alike, this workshop creates a respectful, supportive, and playful environment to explore the basics of this intimate practice.

Through intentional tying and mindful communication, rope bondage invites participants to experience trust, connection, and artistry in a whole new way. Maybe you’re seeking to deepen an existing partnership or maybe you’re curious about learning a new creative skill for self-expression. Whatever the reason, this workshop will guide you step by step, giving you confidence along the way. 

What You’ll Experience:

• The Philosophy of Rope Play: Discuss the origins and principles of bondage and why it captivates so many.

• Essential Skills: Hands-on practice with foundational knots and ties, including single-column and double-column ties, while learning friction and tension techniques to build confidence.

• Trust & Connection: Learn communication techniques to foster trust, set boundaries, and prioritize safety, including negotiation and aftercare.

• Safer Practices: Gain an understanding of anatomy, risk awareness, and protocols to ensure an enjoyable experience.

• Performance: Watch a scene before getting to create your own.

• Open Play Time: Practice new techniques and put to work what you’ve learned. 

Who Should Attend:

• Beginners curious about exploring rope play.

• Couples and individuals seeking creative, connective practices.

• Those looking to build skills in a supportive and welcoming community.

What to Bring:

• Comfortable clothing suitable for movement.

• A partner (optional, but encouraged for hands-on practice). If you are solo, you are welcome to tie on your self, or connect with somebody in the workshop, but we do not pair anyone up. 

• 2–4 hanks of rope (8–10mm). Some rope will be available for those without rope. 

This workshop is designed to meet you where you are. Whether you’re attending solo or with a partner, you’ll leave with foundational skills and a greater appreciation for the art and intimacy of rope play.

About the Facilitator: 

Amanda Rue, also known as her sultry alter ego, Rev.Rucifer, is an erotic energy worker, BDSM practitioner and pleasure coach. Her work invites us to release shame and come into a more conscious connection with pleasure and healing. She promotes practices of conscious BDSM and sacred sexuality through workshops, events and private sessions, including Sensual Reiki and Reiki Bondage, a BDSM-inspired healing practice

She has helped thousands of people from all over the world uncover their pleasure within and develop practices that cultivate personal safety, care and respect. Rev. has made it her life's work to help individuals, organizations and companies to embrace all that life has to offer through meaningful dialogue, transformative change and the pursuit of pleasure. Her work has been featured in Forbes, Cosmopolitan, The New York Times, Seasons 1 & 2 of Sex Life on EPIX just to name a few.

There are no refunds for any events at The Forest Haven.

Note: This event is exclusively for participants vetted through the consent workshop at The Forest Haven (TFH). If you have not completed the vetting process and purchase a ticket, the fee will be applied to the next consent workshop. Attendance will not be permitted, and tickets are non-refundable. Please ensure you’ve been vetted before purchasing. Contact us with any questions. TWO EXCEPTIONs: If you attend with another person, you can purchase a couples ticket and choose to partner exclusively with them for the evening. OR if you decide to self tie and stay solo during the workshop. While you're welcome to engage in verbal interaction with others, you’ll remain with your chosen partner or solo for all exercises and activities, without switching to a new partner.

There are several vetted attendees coming solo that will either be self tying or will find a partner at the event. Feel free to come solo and don’t feel any pressure to be partnered. The skills you will learn in this workshop are able to be learned through self tying.

Discover connection, curiosity, and creativity at this introductory workshop of shibari-inspired rope bondage. Designed for beginners and open to individuals and couples alike, this workshop creates a respectful, supportive, and playful environment to explore the basics of this intimate practice.

Through intentional tying and mindful communication, rope bondage invites participants to experience trust, connection, and artistry in a whole new way. Maybe you’re seeking to deepen an existing partnership or maybe you’re curious about learning a new creative skill for self-expression. Whatever the reason, this workshop will guide you step by step, giving you confidence along the way. 

What You’ll Experience:

• The Philosophy of Rope Play: Discuss the origins and principles of bondage and why it captivates so many.

• Essential Skills: Hands-on practice with foundational knots and ties, including single-column and double-column ties, while learning friction and tension techniques to build confidence.

• Trust & Connection: Learn communication techniques to foster trust, set boundaries, and prioritize safety, including negotiation and aftercare.

• Safer Practices: Gain an understanding of anatomy, risk awareness, and protocols to ensure an enjoyable experience.

• Performance: Watch a scene before getting to create your own.

• Open Play Time: Practice new techniques and put to work what you’ve learned. 

Who Should Attend:

• Beginners curious about exploring rope play.

• Couples and individuals seeking creative, connective practices.

• Those looking to build skills in a supportive and welcoming community.

What to Bring:

• Comfortable clothing suitable for movement.

• A partner (optional, but encouraged for hands-on practice). If you are solo, you are welcome to tie on your self, or connect with somebody in the workshop, but we do not pair anyone up. 

• 2–4 hanks of rope (8–10mm). Some rope will be available for those without rope. 

This workshop is designed to meet you where you are. Whether you’re attending solo or with a partner, you’ll leave with foundational skills and a greater appreciation for the art and intimacy of rope play.

About the Facilitator: 

Amanda Rue, also known as her sultry alter ego, Rev.Rucifer, is an erotic energy worker, BDSM practitioner and pleasure coach. Her work invites us to release shame and come into a more conscious connection with pleasure and healing. She promotes practices of conscious BDSM and sacred sexuality through workshops, events and private sessions, including Sensual Reiki and Reiki Bondage, a BDSM-inspired healing practice

She has helped thousands of people from all over the world uncover their pleasure within and develop practices that cultivate personal safety, care and respect. Rev. has made it her life's work to help individuals, organizations and companies to embrace all that life has to offer through meaningful dialogue, transformative change and the pursuit of pleasure. Her work has been featured in Forbes, Cosmopolitan, The New York Times, Seasons 1 & 2 of Sex Life on EPIX just to name a few.

There are no refunds for any events at The Forest Haven.

A required vetting workshop for many future sensual events at The Forest Haven.

Are you ready to explore embodied consent and prepare for deeper, more connected experiences in sensual and everyday spaces?

Embodied Consent: Boundaries and Desires is a hands-on, participatory workshop for individuals interested in attending many future sensual gatherings at The Forest Haven. This experience invites you to slow down, listen to the body, and practice consent as a lived, relational experience rather than a concept.

Rooted in somatic awareness, voice, and conscious connection, the workshop draws from consent practices developed and refined in immersive retreat settings, supporting clarity, agency, and honest communication.

What we will explore in this 3-hour workshop:

Boundaries and desires
Explore your wants, limits, and motivations for connection. Practice giving and receiving a clear “no,” a curious “maybe,” or a request for something different, while staying present with your body.

Real-time consent practice
Engage in interactive demonstrations and scenarios such as “Can I tickle you?” and practice responding from a grounded, embodied place, for example, “No, but I would enjoy it if you held my hand,” or “I don’t want be touched, can we sit near each other.”

Communication and connection
Learn how to initiate and navigate conversations around boundaries, aftercare, and relational context beyond a single interaction.

Identity, agency, and community
Reflect on how your self perception and the communities you move within shape your boundaries, desires, and sense of responsibility in connection.

Through experiential exercises, demonstrations, and open dialogue, this workshop emphasizes:

• Clear boundaries and safer practices

• Intentional communication around desires and motivations

• Agency, aftercare, and relational responsibility

This workshop is open to all experience levels and is facilitated with clear agreements, care, and respect for difference. Discomfort, curiosity, and nervousness are understood as part of the learning process.

Important logistics

• Attendance at this workshop is required to participate in many future sensual events at The Forest Haven.

• If no tickets are available, the event is sold out. Please message me through the contact page to be added to the waitlist and receive first access to the next Consent and Vetting Workshop. The size of the waitlist helps determine how soon the next workshop will be scheduled.

• If you cannot attend this date but wish to participate in future sensual events, joining the waitlist is the best next step.

• All events at The Forest Haven are non-refundable.

A required vetting workshop for many future sensual events at The Forest Haven.

Are you ready to explore embodied consent and prepare for deeper, more connected experiences in sensual and everyday spaces?

Embodied Consent: Boundaries and Desires is a hands-on, participatory workshop for individuals interested in attending many future sensual gatherings at The Forest Haven. This experience invites you to slow down, listen to the body, and practice consent as a lived, relational experience rather than a concept.

Rooted in somatic awareness, voice, and conscious connection, the workshop draws from consent practices developed and refined in immersive retreat settings, supporting clarity, agency, and honest communication.

What we will explore in this 3-hour workshop:

Boundaries and desires
Explore your wants, limits, and motivations for connection. Practice giving and receiving a clear “no,” a curious “maybe,” or a request for something different, while staying present with your body.

Real-time consent practice
Engage in interactive demonstrations and scenarios such as “Can I tickle you?” and practice responding from a grounded, embodied place, for example, “No, but I would enjoy it if you held my hand,” or “I don’t want be touched, can we sit near each other.”

Communication and connection
Learn how to initiate and navigate conversations around boundaries, aftercare, and relational context beyond a single interaction.

Identity, agency, and community
Reflect on how your self perception and the communities you move within shape your boundaries, desires, and sense of responsibility in connection.

Through experiential exercises, demonstrations, and open dialogue, this workshop emphasizes:

• Clear boundaries and safer practices

• Intentional communication around desires and motivations

• Agency, aftercare, and relational responsibility

This workshop is open to all experience levels and is facilitated with clear agreements, care, and respect for difference. Discomfort, curiosity, and nervousness are understood as part of the learning process.

Important logistics

• Attendance at this workshop is required to participate in many future sensual events at The Forest Haven.

• If no tickets are available, the event is sold out. Please message me through the contact page to be added to the waitlist and receive first access to the next Consent and Vetting Workshop. The size of the waitlist helps determine how soon the next workshop will be scheduled.

• If you cannot attend this date but wish to participate in future sensual events, joining the waitlist is the best next step.

• All events at The Forest Haven are non-refundable.

Note: This event is exclusively for participants vetted through the consent workshop at The Forest Haven (TFH). If you have not completed the vetting process and purchase a ticket, the fee will be applied to the next consent workshop. Attendance will not be permitted, and tickets are non-refundable. Please ensure you’ve been vetted before purchasing. Contact us with any questions. ONE EXCEPTION: If you attend with another person, you can purchase a couples ticket and choose to partner exclusively with them for the evening. While you're welcome to engage in verbal interaction with others, you’ll remain with your chosen partner for all exercises and activities, without switching to a new partner.

Are you curious about exploring the worlds of Impact Play and Food Play in a safe, supportive, and playful environment? PlayTonic: An Ease into Kink (Impact & Indulgence) is a welcoming, hands-on evening designed for individuals and couples who want to dip their toes into these tantalizing kinks with curiosity and consent.

Rooted in the framework of consent and somatic awareness, this event offers:

• Live Demonstrations: Watch facilitators guide you through the basics of impact play and food play, showcasing safe techniques and creative approaches. Perfect for voyeurs or those looking to observe before trying.

• Partnered Activities: With your chosen partner(s), practice these new skills in a way that aligns with your comfort level. Choose to explore in a more private corner of the space or in a semi-public area to enjoy the energy of being observed.

• Non-Alcoholic Tonics: Savor delicious, thoughtfully crafted drinks, enhancing the evening’s indulgent theme.

This event is designed to be an approachable introduction, providing you with:

• Foundational Skills: Learn the basics of impact and food play, ensuring safety, pleasure, and mutual respect.

• Somatic Awareness: Deepen your connection to your own body and desires, while practicing clear communication around boundaries and consent.

• Space for Exploration: Engage at your own pace, whether that’s observing, asking questions, or actively participating.

Whether you’re new to kink or looking to gently expand your repertoire, PlayTonic provides an environment that prioritizes clear communication, mutual respect, and embodied exploration. This event is just the beginning—if these kinks spark your interest, stay tuned for future in-depth workshops!

Join us for a night of playful discovery, intentional connection, and sensual indulgence. Let’s ease into kink together!

Early Bird Entry= one attendee and ends on 1-17 or until there are no tickets left

Solo= one attendee

Couple= entry for two

There are no refunds for any events at The Forest Haven.

Note: This event is exclusively for participants vetted through the consent workshop at The Forest Haven (TFH). If you have not completed the vetting process and purchase a ticket, the fee will be applied to the next consent workshop. Attendance will not be permitted, and tickets are non-refundable. Please ensure you’ve been vetted before purchasing. Contact us with any questions. ONE EXCEPTION: If you attend with another person, you can purchase a couples ticket and choose to partner exclusively with them for the evening. While you're welcome to engage in verbal interaction with others, you’ll remain with your chosen partner for all exercises and activities, without switching to a new partner.

Are you curious about exploring the worlds of Impact Play and Food Play in a safe, supportive, and playful environment? PlayTonic: An Ease into Kink (Impact & Indulgence) is a welcoming, hands-on evening designed for individuals and couples who want to dip their toes into these tantalizing kinks with curiosity and consent.

Rooted in the framework of consent and somatic awareness, this event offers:

• Live Demonstrations: Watch facilitators guide you through the basics of impact play and food play, showcasing safe techniques and creative approaches. Perfect for voyeurs or those looking to observe before trying.

• Partnered Activities: With your chosen partner(s), practice these new skills in a way that aligns with your comfort level. Choose to explore in a more private corner of the space or in a semi-public area to enjoy the energy of being observed.

• Non-Alcoholic Tonics: Savor delicious, thoughtfully crafted drinks, enhancing the evening’s indulgent theme.

This event is designed to be an approachable introduction, providing you with:

• Foundational Skills: Learn the basics of impact and food play, ensuring safety, pleasure, and mutual respect.

• Somatic Awareness: Deepen your connection to your own body and desires, while practicing clear communication around boundaries and consent.

• Space for Exploration: Engage at your own pace, whether that’s observing, asking questions, or actively participating.

Whether you’re new to kink or looking to gently expand your repertoire, PlayTonic provides an environment that prioritizes clear communication, mutual respect, and embodied exploration. This event is just the beginning—if these kinks spark your interest, stay tuned for future in-depth workshops!

Join us for a night of playful discovery, intentional connection, and sensual indulgence. Let’s ease into kink together!

Early Bird Entry= one attendee and ends on 1-17 or until there are no tickets left

Solo= one attendee

Couple= entry for two

There are no refunds for any events at The Forest Haven.

A required vetting workshop for many future sensual events at The Forest Haven.

Are you ready to explore embodied consent and prepare for deeper, more connected experiences in sensual and everyday spaces?

Embodied Consent: Boundaries and Desires is a hands-on, participatory workshop for individuals interested in attending many future sensual gatherings at The Forest Haven. This experience invites you to slow down, listen to the body, and practice consent as a lived, relational experience rather than a concept.

Rooted in somatic awareness, voice, and conscious connection, the workshop draws from consent practices developed and refined in immersive retreat settings, supporting clarity, agency, and honest communication.

What we will explore in this 3-hour workshop:

Boundaries and desires
Explore your wants, limits, and motivations for connection. Practice giving and receiving a clear “no,” a curious “maybe,” or a request for something different, while staying present with your body.

Real-time consent practice
Engage in interactive demonstrations and scenarios such as “Can I tickle you?” and practice responding from a grounded, embodied place, for example, “No, but I would enjoy it if you held my hand,” or “I don’t want be touched, can we sit near each other.”

Communication and connection
Learn how to initiate and navigate conversations around boundaries, aftercare, and relational context beyond a single interaction.

Identity, agency, and community
Reflect on how your self perception and the communities you move within shape your boundaries, desires, and sense of responsibility in connection.

Through experiential exercises, demonstrations, and open dialogue, this workshop emphasizes:

• Clear boundaries and safer practices

• Intentional communication around desires and motivations

• Agency, aftercare, and relational responsibility

This workshop is open to all experience levels and is facilitated with clear agreements, care, and respect for difference. Discomfort, curiosity, and nervousness are understood as part of the learning process.

Important logistics

• Attendance at this workshop is required to participate in many future sensual events at The Forest Haven.

• If no tickets are available, the event is sold out. Please message me through the contact page to be added to the waitlist and receive first access to the next Consent and Vetting Workshop. The size of the waitlist helps determine how soon the next workshop will be scheduled.

• If you cannot attend this date but wish to participate in future sensual events, joining the waitlist is the best next step.

• All events at The Forest Haven are non-refundable.

A required vetting workshop for many future sensual events at The Forest Haven.

Are you ready to explore embodied consent and prepare for deeper, more connected experiences in sensual and everyday spaces?

Embodied Consent: Boundaries and Desires is a hands-on, participatory workshop for individuals interested in attending many future sensual gatherings at The Forest Haven. This experience invites you to slow down, listen to the body, and practice consent as a lived, relational experience rather than a concept.

Rooted in somatic awareness, voice, and conscious connection, the workshop draws from consent practices developed and refined in immersive retreat settings, supporting clarity, agency, and honest communication.

What we will explore in this 3-hour workshop:

Boundaries and desires
Explore your wants, limits, and motivations for connection. Practice giving and receiving a clear “no,” a curious “maybe,” or a request for something different, while staying present with your body.

Real-time consent practice
Engage in interactive demonstrations and scenarios such as “Can I tickle you?” and practice responding from a grounded, embodied place, for example, “No, but I would enjoy it if you held my hand,” or “I don’t want be touched, can we sit near each other.”

Communication and connection
Learn how to initiate and navigate conversations around boundaries, aftercare, and relational context beyond a single interaction.

Identity, agency, and community
Reflect on how your self perception and the communities you move within shape your boundaries, desires, and sense of responsibility in connection.

Through experiential exercises, demonstrations, and open dialogue, this workshop emphasizes:

• Clear boundaries and safer practices

• Intentional communication around desires and motivations

• Agency, aftercare, and relational responsibility

This workshop is open to all experience levels and is facilitated with clear agreements, care, and respect for difference. Discomfort, curiosity, and nervousness are understood as part of the learning process.

Important logistics

• Attendance at this workshop is required to participate in many future sensual events at The Forest Haven.

• If no tickets are available, the event is sold out. Please message me through the contact page to be added to the waitlist and receive first access to the next Consent and Vetting Workshop. The size of the waitlist helps determine how soon the next workshop will be scheduled.

• If you cannot attend this date but wish to participate in future sensual events, joining the waitlist is the best next step.

• All events at The Forest Haven are non-refundable.

A required vetting workshop for many future sensual events at The Forest Haven.

Are you ready to explore embodied consent and prepare for deeper, more connected experiences in sensual and everyday spaces?

Embodied Consent: Boundaries and Desires is a hands-on, participatory workshop for individuals interested in attending many future sensual gatherings at The Forest Haven. This experience invites you to slow down, listen to the body, and practice consent as a lived, relational experience rather than a concept.

Rooted in somatic awareness, voice, and conscious connection, the workshop draws from consent practices developed and refined in immersive retreat settings, supporting clarity, agency, and honest communication.

What we will explore in this 3-hour workshop:

Boundaries and desires
Explore your wants, limits, and motivations for connection. Practice giving and receiving a clear “no,” a curious “maybe,” or a request for something different, while staying present with your body.

Real-time consent practice
Engage in interactive demonstrations and scenarios such as “Can I tickle you?” and practice responding from a grounded, embodied place, for example, “No, but I would enjoy it if you held my hand,” or “I don’t want be touched, can we sit near each other.”

Communication and connection
Learn how to initiate and navigate conversations around boundaries, aftercare, and relational context beyond a single interaction.

Identity, agency, and community
Reflect on how your self perception and the communities you move within shape your boundaries, desires, and sense of responsibility in connection.

Through experiential exercises, demonstrations, and open dialogue, this workshop emphasizes:

• Clear boundaries and safer practices

• Intentional communication around desires and motivations

• Agency, aftercare, and relational responsibility

This workshop is open to all experience levels and is facilitated with clear agreements, care, and respect for difference. Discomfort, curiosity, and nervousness are understood as part of the learning process.

Important logistics

• Attendance at this workshop is required to participate in many future sensual events at The Forest Haven.

• If no tickets are available, the event is sold out. Please message me through the contact page to be added to the waitlist and receive first access to the next Consent and Vetting Workshop. The size of the waitlist helps determine how soon the next workshop will be scheduled.

• If you cannot attend this date but wish to participate in future sensual events, joining the waitlist is the best next step.

• All events at The Forest Haven are non-refundable.

A required vetting workshop for many future sensual events at The Forest Haven.

Are you ready to explore embodied consent and prepare for deeper, more connected experiences in sensual and everyday spaces?

Embodied Consent: Boundaries and Desires is a hands-on, participatory workshop for individuals interested in attending many future sensual gatherings at The Forest Haven. This experience invites you to slow down, listen to the body, and practice consent as a lived, relational experience rather than a concept.

Rooted in somatic awareness, voice, and conscious connection, the workshop draws from consent practices developed and refined in immersive retreat settings, supporting clarity, agency, and honest communication.

What we will explore in this 3-hour workshop:

Boundaries and desires
Explore your wants, limits, and motivations for connection. Practice giving and receiving a clear “no,” a curious “maybe,” or a request for something different, while staying present with your body.

Real-time consent practice
Engage in interactive demonstrations and scenarios such as “Can I tickle you?” and practice responding from a grounded, embodied place, for example, “No, but I would enjoy it if you held my hand,” or “I don’t want be touched, can we sit near each other.”

Communication and connection
Learn how to initiate and navigate conversations around boundaries, aftercare, and relational context beyond a single interaction.

Identity, agency, and community
Reflect on how your self perception and the communities you move within shape your boundaries, desires, and sense of responsibility in connection.

Through experiential exercises, demonstrations, and open dialogue, this workshop emphasizes:

• Clear boundaries and safer practices

• Intentional communication around desires and motivations

• Agency, aftercare, and relational responsibility

This workshop is open to all experience levels and is facilitated with clear agreements, care, and respect for difference. Discomfort, curiosity, and nervousness are understood as part of the learning process.

Important logistics

• Attendance at this workshop is required to participate in many future sensual events at The Forest Haven.

• If no tickets are available, the event is sold out. Please message me through the contact page to be added to the waitlist and receive first access to the next Consent and Vetting Workshop. The size of the waitlist helps determine how soon the next workshop will be scheduled.

• If you cannot attend this date but wish to participate in future sensual events, joining the waitlist is the best next step.

• All events at The Forest Haven are non-refundable.

SOLD OUT- Message me to be added to the waitlist.

This four hour session is intended to begin teasing out from our bodies the notion that trauma makes us defective, broken, or inadequate in any way. By spending time in community we learn: we all have trauma and the only "problem" is having to carry it alone.

In this session, we will explore boundaries, people pleasing, and the fawn response through a somatic lens. Often, our bodies have learned to prioritize the comfort of others at the expense of our own needs, a response deeply rooted in survival. When we fawn, we bend and blur our boundaries in an effort to avoid conflict, rejection, or abandonment. By tuning into the body's wisdom, we can begin to recognize where these patterns live within us and practice establishing boundaries that feel safe and supportive. Together, we will unravel these habitual responses and create space for a more authentic expression of self, allowing our bodies to reclaim a sense of agency and balance within relationships.

Through the magic of co-regulation, our bodies become mycelial roots that stretch across the space we're in. Together we increase our capacity for emotions & sensations that would be too much alone. I will open the space with a somatic practice, invite some weaving of intentions, teach you about co-regulation and lead an exercise in it, and then we will all take turns experiencing what it's like to be held by 50 hands on a table.

To be loved back to life and release the stored pain we hold through connection and celebration, instead of isolation and shame. We will end with bringing the comfort and safety that we created together back into our own homes with our own bodies.

About Our Facilitator
Luis Mojica (pronounced Lew-Eace {rhymes with peace} Mo-hee-ka). Teaches people how to release stress and trauma through listening to their bodies.
He's not here to change you or judge you. His work is all about teaching. He gives you the language, the practices, and the space to learn how to communicate with your own body & mind.
He comes to this work from a deeply personal experience with suffering and healing that suffering. He didn’t read it in a book - He lived it. He knows suffering well and he knows bliss well. He will teach you as best as He can to find your bliss and transform out of suffering.
You can learn more about his work at www.holisticlifenavigation.com

RSVP to receive address and directions

Please choose the entry price option that best suits your financial means.

Once sold out, feel free to email me at Z.kalatsky@gmail.com to be added to the waitlist. 

SOLD OUT- Message me to be added to the waitlist.

This four hour session is intended to begin teasing out from our bodies the notion that trauma makes us defective, broken, or inadequate in any way. By spending time in community we learn: we all have trauma and the only "problem" is having to carry it alone.

In this session, we will explore boundaries, people pleasing, and the fawn response through a somatic lens. Often, our bodies have learned to prioritize the comfort of others at the expense of our own needs, a response deeply rooted in survival. When we fawn, we bend and blur our boundaries in an effort to avoid conflict, rejection, or abandonment. By tuning into the body's wisdom, we can begin to recognize where these patterns live within us and practice establishing boundaries that feel safe and supportive. Together, we will unravel these habitual responses and create space for a more authentic expression of self, allowing our bodies to reclaim a sense of agency and balance within relationships.

Through the magic of co-regulation, our bodies become mycelial roots that stretch across the space we're in. Together we increase our capacity for emotions & sensations that would be too much alone. I will open the space with a somatic practice, invite some weaving of intentions, teach you about co-regulation and lead an exercise in it, and then we will all take turns experiencing what it's like to be held by 50 hands on a table.

To be loved back to life and release the stored pain we hold through connection and celebration, instead of isolation and shame. We will end with bringing the comfort and safety that we created together back into our own homes with our own bodies.

About Our Facilitator
Luis Mojica (pronounced Lew-Eace {rhymes with peace} Mo-hee-ka). Teaches people how to release stress and trauma through listening to their bodies.
He's not here to change you or judge you. His work is all about teaching. He gives you the language, the practices, and the space to learn how to communicate with your own body & mind.
He comes to this work from a deeply personal experience with suffering and healing that suffering. He didn’t read it in a book - He lived it. He knows suffering well and he knows bliss well. He will teach you as best as He can to find your bliss and transform out of suffering.
You can learn more about his work at www.holisticlifenavigation.com

RSVP to receive address and directions

Please choose the entry price option that best suits your financial means.

Once sold out, feel free to email me at Z.kalatsky@gmail.com to be added to the waitlist. 

Once this event reaches 25 attendees, all future entry purchases will be sent to be cozy up in the loft instead of the main floor. I will update this page once we reach 25. Early bird catches the main floor.- WE HAVE 25 CURRENTLY, ALL FUTURE PURCHASES WILL BE FOR LOFT SPACE.

Co-regulation is when your body finds safety in another body, but that doesn't always mean humans. Plants, elements, and vibrations are beings as well. This special 2 hour session will combine the medicine of sound with the practice of embodiment through somatics.

Join Luis Mojica (somatic therapist) & Evan Glenn Adams (somatic sound healer) as they weave their medicines together in this special event that helps your body access unexplored places within it through community, somatic practices, and sound.

About Our Facilitators
Luis Mojica (pronounced Lew-Eace {rhymes with peace} Mo-hee-ka). Teaches people how to release stress and trauma through listening to their bodies.
He's not here to change you or judge you. His work is all about teaching. He gives you the language, the practices, and the space to learn how to communicate with your own body & mind.
He comes to this work from a deeply personal experience with suffering and healing that suffering. He didn’t read it in a book - He lived it. He knows suffering well and he knows bliss well. He will teach you as best as He can to find your bliss and transform out of suffering.
You can learn more about his work at www.holisticlifenavigation.com

As a sound healing practitioner, Evan Glenn Adams weaves his years of experience as a composer and multi-instrumentalist with his study of somatics and trance induction to create immersive soundscapes that allow listeners to access deep states of presence, relaxation, and peace. Honoring lineages of both magic and science, Evan creates a supportive space for listeners to journey into their inner worlds, and relate with the parts, memories, and sensations that are present.

RSVP to receive address and directions

Please choose the entry price option the best suits your financial means.

There are no refunds.

Once this event reaches 25 attendees, all future entry purchases will be sent to be cozy up in the loft instead of the main floor. I will update this page once we reach 25. Early bird catches the main floor.- WE HAVE 25 CURRENTLY, ALL FUTURE PURCHASES WILL BE FOR LOFT SPACE.

Co-regulation is when your body finds safety in another body, but that doesn't always mean humans. Plants, elements, and vibrations are beings as well. This special 2 hour session will combine the medicine of sound with the practice of embodiment through somatics.

Join Luis Mojica (somatic therapist) & Evan Glenn Adams (somatic sound healer) as they weave their medicines together in this special event that helps your body access unexplored places within it through community, somatic practices, and sound.

About Our Facilitators
Luis Mojica (pronounced Lew-Eace {rhymes with peace} Mo-hee-ka). Teaches people how to release stress and trauma through listening to their bodies.
He's not here to change you or judge you. His work is all about teaching. He gives you the language, the practices, and the space to learn how to communicate with your own body & mind.
He comes to this work from a deeply personal experience with suffering and healing that suffering. He didn’t read it in a book - He lived it. He knows suffering well and he knows bliss well. He will teach you as best as He can to find your bliss and transform out of suffering.
You can learn more about his work at www.holisticlifenavigation.com

As a sound healing practitioner, Evan Glenn Adams weaves his years of experience as a composer and multi-instrumentalist with his study of somatics and trance induction to create immersive soundscapes that allow listeners to access deep states of presence, relaxation, and peace. Honoring lineages of both magic and science, Evan creates a supportive space for listeners to journey into their inner worlds, and relate with the parts, memories, and sensations that are present.

RSVP to receive address and directions

Please choose the entry price option the best suits your financial means.

There are no refunds.

With Radharani on voice and guitar, Rasanidhi on cello, and David Budd on percussion.

Lay down for a guided sound journey of angelic tones and lullabies followed by a circle of kirtan and sacred chants.

Take a journey with Radharani and her band, which includes you! This sonically luscious evening of song and chant will be woven with heart-sharing exercises to warm our circle as we open our voices and find our way into blissful presence.

Radharani’s voice has been described as "angelic," "hypnotic,” and “haunting.” Her original sound is a blend of ancient mantras, heart-opening ballads, and contemporary sonic scapes. With meditative presence and soulful yearning, she brings the listener into a state of peace and presence. Her live events invite participation through chant and spontaneous harmony, inviting everyone to connect with their intention and voice through participation in the collective sound.

"If you're a fan of the sweet sounds of Snatam Kaur, you'll fall in love with Radharani." - Yoga Journal, Australia  

About Our Facilitator

Radharani spent a decade on pilgrimage in India, Nepal, and Tibet where she studied the intersection of mysticism, sacred sound, and consciousness. These years of pilgrimage were an initiation into seeing life as a perpetual unfolding of sacred synchronicity, and a dance of intimacy with the divine. Returning home, Radharani has witnessed the deep need for a sense of meaning in the Western world, and her mission has been to bring her deeply rooted connection to the divine through her music, writing, and group facilitation.

 Radharani has offered her music at consciousness festivals and yoga studios around the country. Her music has reached hundreds of thousands around the world, and her second album topped New Age Billboard charts. For seven years, she was a musical and spiritual leader for a transformative, earth-based, feminist Jewish community, bridging Eastern and Western mystical teachings. Based in the Hudson Valley of New York, she brings people together to share the powerful practice of group singing with her original songs and soulful interpretations of popular music. A natural facilitator of gentle, inclusive spaces, her musical circles invite everyone to be a part of the band.

If your financial means would not allow you to come to this gathering, please message me directly and we will talk about dipping into the Sliding Scale Pool.

With Radharani on voice and guitar, Rasanidhi on cello, and David Budd on percussion.

Lay down for a guided sound journey of angelic tones and lullabies followed by a circle of kirtan and sacred chants.

Take a journey with Radharani and her band, which includes you! This sonically luscious evening of song and chant will be woven with heart-sharing exercises to warm our circle as we open our voices and find our way into blissful presence.

Radharani’s voice has been described as "angelic," "hypnotic,” and “haunting.” Her original sound is a blend of ancient mantras, heart-opening ballads, and contemporary sonic scapes. With meditative presence and soulful yearning, she brings the listener into a state of peace and presence. Her live events invite participation through chant and spontaneous harmony, inviting everyone to connect with their intention and voice through participation in the collective sound.

"If you're a fan of the sweet sounds of Snatam Kaur, you'll fall in love with Radharani." - Yoga Journal, Australia  

About Our Facilitator

Radharani spent a decade on pilgrimage in India, Nepal, and Tibet where she studied the intersection of mysticism, sacred sound, and consciousness. These years of pilgrimage were an initiation into seeing life as a perpetual unfolding of sacred synchronicity, and a dance of intimacy with the divine. Returning home, Radharani has witnessed the deep need for a sense of meaning in the Western world, and her mission has been to bring her deeply rooted connection to the divine through her music, writing, and group facilitation.

 Radharani has offered her music at consciousness festivals and yoga studios around the country. Her music has reached hundreds of thousands around the world, and her second album topped New Age Billboard charts. For seven years, she was a musical and spiritual leader for a transformative, earth-based, feminist Jewish community, bridging Eastern and Western mystical teachings. Based in the Hudson Valley of New York, she brings people together to share the powerful practice of group singing with her original songs and soulful interpretations of popular music. A natural facilitator of gentle, inclusive spaces, her musical circles invite everyone to be a part of the band.

If your financial means would not allow you to come to this gathering, please message me directly and we will talk about dipping into the Sliding Scale Pool.

The evening begins with a ceremonial embrace of cacao, inviting each participant to unlock their hearts, share inspiration, and coalesce in the creation of a mandala of sensory and embodied connection.

Following this opening ritual, we immerse ourselves in the ethereal sounds of Crystal Singing Bowls and Pyramids. With each resonant tone, imbued with healing intention and offered in sacred reverence, these instruments evoke a serene tranquility capable of quieting the mind and dissolving the stresses held within our bodies. Crystalline in structure, they serve as potent conduits for amplifying, storing, and transmitting intentions of healing, love, and well-being. As our bodies and DNA echo the crystalline nature of these instruments, we embark on a journey to restore balance and synchronize our mind-heart cosmic connection.

Join us as we delve into the depths of harmonic resonance, allowing the frequencies of quartz crystal to penetrate our beings and realign us with the cosmic symphony of existence. Through this transformative journey, we awaken to the innate harmony that resides within and around us, embracing a state of profound peace, healing, and cosmic alignment.

About Our Facilitators

Lea Garnier is an Integrative Sound Practitioner, Craniosacral Therapist, Yoga Teacher and Educator who has worked in the healing arts for over 30 years and is an established practitioner in the field. She began her journey as a painter. Her healing art has been displayed and sold in Europe and the US. Lea found Craniosacral Therapy in NYC after suffering neck and back injuries sustained in an auto accident, which led her to train as an Upledger Craniosacral Therapist, practicing now since 1990. In 2007 she became a certified yoga instructor trained in the Desikachar lineage. In 2008 she co-founded, Sage Academy of Sound in Woodstock, NY, a school dedicated to teaching the therapeutics of Sound Healing as a healing modality, and is currently the Director.

Lea is a student of the shamanic arts which inspired her ongoing interest in therapeutic sound for healing, which led to the organization in 2010 of the first annual comprehensive Sound Healing retreat in the Northeast, The Sound Healing Retreat Intensive. This is an ongoing platform created specifically for the pioneers of Sound Healing to come together and share their knowledge and wisdom, often resulting in deeply transformational experiences for participants. Due to its massive appeal, and to meet the demands of this emerging healing modality, Sage created The Sound Healing Certification Program in 2013. The program focuses on the fundamental areas of Sound Healing and caters to an international audience of practitioners working in the healing arts.

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Shri, a devoted student of plant medicine and spiritual arts, curates ceremonies, retreats, and trainings around deepening our connection to the elements, ourselves, and each other.

Weaving her indigenous & cultural wisdom, eastern studies, and relational skills - she holds cacao ceremonies supported by traditional prayers, medicine songs, expansive topics of open discussion based off of the Mayan calendar and nawales, and beautiful stories.

If your financial means would not allow you to come to this gathering, please message me directly and we will talk about dipping into the Sliding Scale Pool.

The evening begins with a ceremonial embrace of cacao, inviting each participant to unlock their hearts, share inspiration, and coalesce in the creation of a mandala of sensory and embodied connection.

Following this opening ritual, we immerse ourselves in the ethereal sounds of Crystal Singing Bowls and Pyramids. With each resonant tone, imbued with healing intention and offered in sacred reverence, these instruments evoke a serene tranquility capable of quieting the mind and dissolving the stresses held within our bodies. Crystalline in structure, they serve as potent conduits for amplifying, storing, and transmitting intentions of healing, love, and well-being. As our bodies and DNA echo the crystalline nature of these instruments, we embark on a journey to restore balance and synchronize our mind-heart cosmic connection.

Join us as we delve into the depths of harmonic resonance, allowing the frequencies of quartz crystal to penetrate our beings and realign us with the cosmic symphony of existence. Through this transformative journey, we awaken to the innate harmony that resides within and around us, embracing a state of profound peace, healing, and cosmic alignment.

About Our Facilitators

Lea Garnier is an Integrative Sound Practitioner, Craniosacral Therapist, Yoga Teacher and Educator who has worked in the healing arts for over 30 years and is an established practitioner in the field. She began her journey as a painter. Her healing art has been displayed and sold in Europe and the US. Lea found Craniosacral Therapy in NYC after suffering neck and back injuries sustained in an auto accident, which led her to train as an Upledger Craniosacral Therapist, practicing now since 1990. In 2007 she became a certified yoga instructor trained in the Desikachar lineage. In 2008 she co-founded, Sage Academy of Sound in Woodstock, NY, a school dedicated to teaching the therapeutics of Sound Healing as a healing modality, and is currently the Director.

Lea is a student of the shamanic arts which inspired her ongoing interest in therapeutic sound for healing, which led to the organization in 2010 of the first annual comprehensive Sound Healing retreat in the Northeast, The Sound Healing Retreat Intensive. This is an ongoing platform created specifically for the pioneers of Sound Healing to come together and share their knowledge and wisdom, often resulting in deeply transformational experiences for participants. Due to its massive appeal, and to meet the demands of this emerging healing modality, Sage created The Sound Healing Certification Program in 2013. The program focuses on the fundamental areas of Sound Healing and caters to an international audience of practitioners working in the healing arts.

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Shri, a devoted student of plant medicine and spiritual arts, curates ceremonies, retreats, and trainings around deepening our connection to the elements, ourselves, and each other.

Weaving her indigenous & cultural wisdom, eastern studies, and relational skills - she holds cacao ceremonies supported by traditional prayers, medicine songs, expansive topics of open discussion based off of the Mayan calendar and nawales, and beautiful stories.

If your financial means would not allow you to come to this gathering, please message me directly and we will talk about dipping into the Sliding Scale Pool.

Embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery and connection at "Embodied Connection: Exploring Authentic Relating through Touch." Join us for a 2.5-hour somatically attuned evening filled with an understanding of boundaries touch.

During this immersive experience, you'll have the opportunity to listen deeply to your body, discern the nuances of a true "yes," and honor even the subtlest twinge of a "no." We'll explore what it means to connect with our senses without any agenda beyond the present moment, diving into the depths of discomfort and joy alongside others.

"Embodied Connection" invites you to engage with your inner desires and boundaries, practicing deep listening and navigating the delicate art of rejection and acceptance. What arises within you when faced with the prospect of rejection? Do you shy away from reaching out for fear of hearing "no"? Do you freeze instead of saying “no”?

Through interactive exercises, we'll delve into authentic somatic communication, cultivating self-awareness, empathy, and emotional intelligence. Discover the profound joy of being truly seen and understood by yourself and others as we foster meaningful connections through the practice of Authentic Relating.

These exercises simplify the connection process with structured, guided experiences that will lead you on a journey of inquiry and body awareness unlike any other form of group connecting I’ve experienced. Join us for an evening of exploration, vulnerability, and authentic connection.

About Our Facilitator


Zach is a Somatic Therapist and Bodyworker. Transmuting his core wound of not being seen and not feeling a sense of belonging, into his core passion, he set out on a path to hold space for those open to explore their inner selves and where their bodies may be holding the past. A space to be seen in all of our parts, a place to belong in all of our joys, love, discomfort, pain, shame, and the full range of the human experience. Through somatic practices, you will be guided to embody the pieces of you that are in need of integration. 

Zach is the creator of The Forest Haven and has a background in Somatics, Authentic Relating, Breathwork, Meditation, Thai Massage, Yoga, Business, Entrepreneurship, Community Organizing, and he is a coordinator with The Hudson Valley Psychedelic Society (HVPS).

If your financial means would not allow you to come to this gathering, please message me directly and we will talk about dipping into the Sliding Scale Pool.

Embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery and connection at "Embodied Connection: Exploring Authentic Relating through Touch." Join us for a 2.5-hour somatically attuned evening filled with an understanding of boundaries touch.

During this immersive experience, you'll have the opportunity to listen deeply to your body, discern the nuances of a true "yes," and honor even the subtlest twinge of a "no." We'll explore what it means to connect with our senses without any agenda beyond the present moment, diving into the depths of discomfort and joy alongside others.

"Embodied Connection" invites you to engage with your inner desires and boundaries, practicing deep listening and navigating the delicate art of rejection and acceptance. What arises within you when faced with the prospect of rejection? Do you shy away from reaching out for fear of hearing "no"? Do you freeze instead of saying “no”?

Through interactive exercises, we'll delve into authentic somatic communication, cultivating self-awareness, empathy, and emotional intelligence. Discover the profound joy of being truly seen and understood by yourself and others as we foster meaningful connections through the practice of Authentic Relating.

These exercises simplify the connection process with structured, guided experiences that will lead you on a journey of inquiry and body awareness unlike any other form of group connecting I’ve experienced. Join us for an evening of exploration, vulnerability, and authentic connection.

About Our Facilitator


Zach is a Somatic Therapist and Bodyworker. Transmuting his core wound of not being seen and not feeling a sense of belonging, into his core passion, he set out on a path to hold space for those open to explore their inner selves and where their bodies may be holding the past. A space to be seen in all of our parts, a place to belong in all of our joys, love, discomfort, pain, shame, and the full range of the human experience. Through somatic practices, you will be guided to embody the pieces of you that are in need of integration. 

Zach is the creator of The Forest Haven and has a background in Somatics, Authentic Relating, Breathwork, Meditation, Thai Massage, Yoga, Business, Entrepreneurship, Community Organizing, and he is a coordinator with The Hudson Valley Psychedelic Society (HVPS).

If your financial means would not allow you to come to this gathering, please message me directly and we will talk about dipping into the Sliding Scale Pool.

The technique of hand-poked tattoo goes back more than 5500 years, before the electric machine was created, and it is done by carrying a small amount of ink under the skin with a hand-held tattoo needle. This art form was often used as a religious practice, or to affirm tribal affiliation or rite of passage.
Modern tattooing is often stripped of its spiritual and cultural qualities, leaving only the art upon the skin.
I feel deeply inspired by this ancient craft and although my practice lives in modern times, my relationship to tattoo is intimately rooted in reverence to its origins and spirit.
My work is intuitive, all designs are original creations, guided by your intention. This is a collaboration where you bring forward your story, and I translate that into a visual emblem, marking of time, an expression of personal journey. If this work resonates with you, please get in touch.

How To: Message me to schedule your free consultation call
This is where you connect with Eva, share your intention, discuss your design, ask questions, and pay $100 for the design process. There will be an opportunity for you to view and modify the design in the time leading up to your session.

About the Artist
Eva Miskiewicz is a multidisciplinary artist, currently based in the Hudson Valley. She has always followed her natural rhythm of self-expression, which led her to explore various creative mediums, such as mosaic art, painting, drawing, fiber art, music, and most recently hand-poked tattoo art.
Eva approaches arts as a healing modality, tools for self-discovery, opportunity to cultivate connection to the natural world around us, and an important way of keeping culture alive. She holds a bachelor degree in Art Therapy and her passion has always been to integrate all that she’s learnt, her creative gifts and ancient wisdom into humble offerings that uplift, inspire, honor the past and promote wellbeing.

View Eva’s recent work @eva_miskievicz

‘YIN YOGA WITH A TOUCH OF THAI MASSAGE’ AN EXPERIENCE OF STILLNESS AND MOVEMENT, PRESENCE AND TOUCH. The fusion of Yin Yoga with healing touch offers an immersive experience to nourish the heart and spirit. Enjoy a deep Yin Yoga journey with live music and ecstatic poetry while receiving Thai Massage. Join Eric and Diana as they weave the long held postures of Yin Yoga with the gentle touch of Thai Yoga Massage, threaded with meditative sound and poetics.

About Our Facilitators
Eric Archer Condevaux-Dahlberg, CYT is a multi-instrumentalist musician, artist, and poet drawing inspiration from nature and its bounty. Eric brings 12 years experience teaching Yin Yoga in a myriad of settings, cultivating a deep sensitivity to the practice, anatomy, philosophy, and spirit of the Yin practice. He has helped bring deep listening, Taoist inspirations, and storytelling to the foundational practices of the Jamtse School of Yin Yoga. Eric is a senior Jamtse Yin Teacher who has been assisting and co-teaching Jamtse Yin Yoga Teacher Trainings with Biff Mithoefer for 10 years.
As a woodcarver and painter, he is known for his organic wall sculptures that channel natural patterns and the fluidity of light.

A lover of nature and art in all forms, he expresses this love through artistic practices which overlap music, meditation, yoga, cooking, teaching, and poetry. Eric’s work allows him to share his passions by serving others while building community with presence.

Diana Brenes Seiler, LMT, CYT, CHC Diana is a bodyworker, dancer, yoga practitioner and instructor, and a lover of spontaneous adventures in nature.
With 20 years of experience giving Thai Yoga Massage and 15 years teaching massage, Diana brings a sustained passion in sharing healing touch with others. Along with being an LMT, she is a Certified Hatha and Yin Yoga Instructor and Certified Health Coach with a deep care and concern for the health of the Earth and humanity. Her goal in instructing yoga is to be a conduit for inspiration and hope to flow; to inspire self confidence and clarity in those moving and breathing in the container she creates for gracefulness and alignment. Through her offering of Thai massage to folks during the Yin Yoga practice she brings presence, intuition and therapeutic touch to assist the recipient in finding greater ease and peace in body-mind-spirit.

If your financial means would not allow you to come to this gathering, please message me directly and we will talk about dipping into the Sliding Scale Pool.

‘YIN YOGA WITH A TOUCH OF THAI MASSAGE’ AN EXPERIENCE OF STILLNESS AND MOVEMENT, PRESENCE AND TOUCH. The fusion of Yin Yoga with healing touch offers an immersive experience to nourish the heart and spirit. Enjoy a deep Yin Yoga journey with live music and ecstatic poetry while receiving Thai Massage. Join Eric and Diana as they weave the long held postures of Yin Yoga with the gentle touch of Thai Yoga Massage, threaded with meditative sound and poetics.

About Our Facilitators
Eric Archer Condevaux-Dahlberg, CYT is a multi-instrumentalist musician, artist, and poet drawing inspiration from nature and its bounty. Eric brings 12 years experience teaching Yin Yoga in a myriad of settings, cultivating a deep sensitivity to the practice, anatomy, philosophy, and spirit of the Yin practice. He has helped bring deep listening, Taoist inspirations, and storytelling to the foundational practices of the Jamtse School of Yin Yoga. Eric is a senior Jamtse Yin Teacher who has been assisting and co-teaching Jamtse Yin Yoga Teacher Trainings with Biff Mithoefer for 10 years.
As a woodcarver and painter, he is known for his organic wall sculptures that channel natural patterns and the fluidity of light.

A lover of nature and art in all forms, he expresses this love through artistic practices which overlap music, meditation, yoga, cooking, teaching, and poetry. Eric’s work allows him to share his passions by serving others while building community with presence.

Diana Brenes Seiler, LMT, CYT, CHC Diana is a bodyworker, dancer, yoga practitioner and instructor, and a lover of spontaneous adventures in nature.
With 20 years of experience giving Thai Yoga Massage and 15 years teaching massage, Diana brings a sustained passion in sharing healing touch with others. Along with being an LMT, she is a Certified Hatha and Yin Yoga Instructor and Certified Health Coach with a deep care and concern for the health of the Earth and humanity. Her goal in instructing yoga is to be a conduit for inspiration and hope to flow; to inspire self confidence and clarity in those moving and breathing in the container she creates for gracefulness and alignment. Through her offering of Thai massage to folks during the Yin Yoga practice she brings presence, intuition and therapeutic touch to assist the recipient in finding greater ease and peace in body-mind-spirit.

If your financial means would not allow you to come to this gathering, please message me directly and we will talk about dipping into the Sliding Scale Pool.

This event is open to singles and couples alike.

Indulge in an enlightening journey with "Embodied Bliss," a workshop that delves into the profound realm of sensuality through a Tantric lens. Guided by conscious consent practices, participants will explore the expansive and energetic dimensions of their sensual bodies, fostering a deeper connection, expansive consciousness, and the vital life force that resides within.

During this transformative workshop, we will embark on a journey of sensual activation, where participants will discover the pathways to pleasure, experience the graceful flow of energy, and reconnect with their bodies on a profound level. Through carefully curated exercises, attendees will gain insight into the nuanced distinctions between sensuality and sexuality, paving the way for a more conscious and empowered relationship with their own innate sensuality.

Join us for "Embodied Bliss" as we embrace the Tantric sensual approach, fostering personal growth, authentic connection, and a heightened awareness of the beauty and vitality found within the sensual realms of our being.

About facilitator:

Kaviar Dragón is a lover, a dancer, a vessel for transmitting and expanding consciousness, and a creator. With a background in medical sciences and anatomy, Kaviar then found yoga and Tantra. His spiritual path became his true calling, as a wanderlust, change maker, and community organizer. Based in Mazunte, Mexico and born & raised in Brooklyn and Queens, New York; Kaviar is a facilitator, organizer and supporter at many trainings, festivals and events across Latin America, the United States and Europe. Kaviar teaches and guides in the realms of embodied sensual connection & inner/outer intimacy, Tantra & heart-centered spirituality, conscious sex-positive consent & boundaries, and trauma-informed emotional release and processing.

Certified in teaching Tantra and Hatha yoga (400hr RYT), ISTA Practitioner, Graduate; and experienced and teaching in other practices and techniques (Osho, Thai Yoga Massage, Contact Improvisation, Hridaya Meditation, Touch&Play organization). In addition, Kaviar also serves his purpose functioning as a 1:1 space-holder and sacred bodyworker.

Kaviar continues to offer vectors for healing and expansion with a heart to the divine.

To learn more visit:

RitualSacrednessTantra.life

This event is open to singles and couples alike.

Indulge in an enlightening journey with "Embodied Bliss," a workshop that delves into the profound realm of sensuality through a Tantric lens. Guided by conscious consent practices, participants will explore the expansive and energetic dimensions of their sensual bodies, fostering a deeper connection, expansive consciousness, and the vital life force that resides within.

During this transformative workshop, we will embark on a journey of sensual activation, where participants will discover the pathways to pleasure, experience the graceful flow of energy, and reconnect with their bodies on a profound level. Through carefully curated exercises, attendees will gain insight into the nuanced distinctions between sensuality and sexuality, paving the way for a more conscious and empowered relationship with their own innate sensuality.

Join us for "Embodied Bliss" as we embrace the Tantric sensual approach, fostering personal growth, authentic connection, and a heightened awareness of the beauty and vitality found within the sensual realms of our being.

About facilitator:

Kaviar Dragón is a lover, a dancer, a vessel for transmitting and expanding consciousness, and a creator. With a background in medical sciences and anatomy, Kaviar then found yoga and Tantra. His spiritual path became his true calling, as a wanderlust, change maker, and community organizer. Based in Mazunte, Mexico and born & raised in Brooklyn and Queens, New York; Kaviar is a facilitator, organizer and supporter at many trainings, festivals and events across Latin America, the United States and Europe. Kaviar teaches and guides in the realms of embodied sensual connection & inner/outer intimacy, Tantra & heart-centered spirituality, conscious sex-positive consent & boundaries, and trauma-informed emotional release and processing.

Certified in teaching Tantra and Hatha yoga (400hr RYT), ISTA Practitioner, Graduate; and experienced and teaching in other practices and techniques (Osho, Thai Yoga Massage, Contact Improvisation, Hridaya Meditation, Touch&Play organization). In addition, Kaviar also serves his purpose functioning as a 1:1 space-holder and sacred bodyworker.

Kaviar continues to offer vectors for healing and expansion with a heart to the divine.

To learn more visit:

RitualSacrednessTantra.life

THIS EVENT HAS A CAPACITY OF 10 ATTENDEES SO PLEASE SIGN UP RIGHT AWAY TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT HERE.

Embark on a profound exploration of self-discovery and connection at "Alchemy of Connection." Join facilitators Stefanie and Zach as they guide you through the art of holding space, working with Hapé as a tools for self and communal exploration and healing.

The evening begins with a demonstration as Zach and Stef serve one another, exemplifying the essence of holding space from a centered place within oneself, showcasing the delicate balance of maintaining your energetic bubble while supporting others. 

Following these intimate demos, participants will have the opportunity to experience Hapé in pairs, with Zach and Stef circulating to offer personalized guidance and support.

Key Highlights:

* Learn the art of holding space from a centered place

* Explore the transformative power of Hapé in a communal setting

* Discuss the importance of creating sacred space, set and setting

* Understand the concept of medicine as a relationship, emphasizing love and respect over tools

* Gain insights into sourcing ethically and creating sacred spaces

This event is open to everyone. Whether you're curious about the ceremonial and therapeutic aspects of space holding or seeking a personal journey with this plant medicine. Being in the space will be a powerful experience in and of itself.

About the Facilitators: Stef and Zach derive nourishment from connection and the witnessing of individuals embracing their full embodied selves. Their passion for creating sacred spaces and guiding others on transformative journeys is at the heart of this unique and empowering event.

Stef is the Founder & Director of ESKFF Nest, Healing Arts refuge and retreat center, Woodstock, NY. She is a visionary retreat leader, community builder, collaborator, mother of 3 adult children, host and facilitator of spiritually diverse transformational immersive healing art experiences.

Her mission is to make the mystical practical in healing service to others through the creation of spiritually diverse, artistic, sustainable community, and the cultivation of psycho-spiritual wholeness.

Stefanie’s modalities include: Healing Arts through music, sound healing, flute, dance, leading nature experiences, creating ceremony, rituals, altars, master gardener, herbalist, mushroom farmer, and is trained in leading Talking Circles with the Four Worlds Institute.

Stefanie is currently a co- coordinator with The Hudson Valley Psychedelic Society and has held positions on multiple board of directors including COSM (Alex Grey’s Church of Sacred Mirrors), Brooklyn Community Healthcare Network, ICEC (Indigenous Cultural Education Center), HUGS (Humans Unifying Global Solutions) & the ESKFF@Mana Contemporary Arts Center.

Stefanie began her relationship with Hape over 13 years ago and has served hundreds privately and in communal ceremonies.

Zach feels nourished through connection. He finds joy when guiding others to connect with the pieces of themselves that want to be seen.

Transmuting his core wound of not being seen and not feeling a sense of belonging, into his core passion, Zach has set on a path to hold space for those open to explore their inner selves and where their bodies may be holding the past. A space to be seen in all of our parts, a place to belong in all of our joys, love, discomfort, pain, shame, and the full range of the human experience. 

Zach is the creator of The Forest Haven and has a background in Somatics, Authentic Relating, Breathwork, Meditation, Thai Massage, Yoga, Business, Entrepreneurship, Community Organizing, and is a coordinator with The Hudson Valley Psychedelic Society (HVPS).

THIS EVENT HAS A CAPACITY OF 10 ATTENDEES SO PLEASE SIGN UP RIGHT AWAY TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT HERE.

Embark on a profound exploration of self-discovery and connection at "Alchemy of Connection." Join facilitators Stefanie and Zach as they guide you through the art of holding space, working with Hapé as a tools for self and communal exploration and healing.

The evening begins with a demonstration as Zach and Stef serve one another, exemplifying the essence of holding space from a centered place within oneself, showcasing the delicate balance of maintaining your energetic bubble while supporting others. 

Following these intimate demos, participants will have the opportunity to experience Hapé in pairs, with Zach and Stef circulating to offer personalized guidance and support.

Key Highlights:

* Learn the art of holding space from a centered place

* Explore the transformative power of Hapé in a communal setting

* Discuss the importance of creating sacred space, set and setting

* Understand the concept of medicine as a relationship, emphasizing love and respect over tools

* Gain insights into sourcing ethically and creating sacred spaces

This event is open to everyone. Whether you're curious about the ceremonial and therapeutic aspects of space holding or seeking a personal journey with this plant medicine. Being in the space will be a powerful experience in and of itself.

About the Facilitators: Stef and Zach derive nourishment from connection and the witnessing of individuals embracing their full embodied selves. Their passion for creating sacred spaces and guiding others on transformative journeys is at the heart of this unique and empowering event.

Stef is the Founder & Director of ESKFF Nest, Healing Arts refuge and retreat center, Woodstock, NY. She is a visionary retreat leader, community builder, collaborator, mother of 3 adult children, host and facilitator of spiritually diverse transformational immersive healing art experiences.

Her mission is to make the mystical practical in healing service to others through the creation of spiritually diverse, artistic, sustainable community, and the cultivation of psycho-spiritual wholeness.

Stefanie’s modalities include: Healing Arts through music, sound healing, flute, dance, leading nature experiences, creating ceremony, rituals, altars, master gardener, herbalist, mushroom farmer, and is trained in leading Talking Circles with the Four Worlds Institute.

Stefanie is currently a co- coordinator with The Hudson Valley Psychedelic Society and has held positions on multiple board of directors including COSM (Alex Grey’s Church of Sacred Mirrors), Brooklyn Community Healthcare Network, ICEC (Indigenous Cultural Education Center), HUGS (Humans Unifying Global Solutions) & the ESKFF@Mana Contemporary Arts Center.

Stefanie began her relationship with Hape over 13 years ago and has served hundreds privately and in communal ceremonies.

Zach feels nourished through connection. He finds joy when guiding others to connect with the pieces of themselves that want to be seen.

Transmuting his core wound of not being seen and not feeling a sense of belonging, into his core passion, Zach has set on a path to hold space for those open to explore their inner selves and where their bodies may be holding the past. A space to be seen in all of our parts, a place to belong in all of our joys, love, discomfort, pain, shame, and the full range of the human experience. 

Zach is the creator of The Forest Haven and has a background in Somatics, Authentic Relating, Breathwork, Meditation, Thai Massage, Yoga, Business, Entrepreneurship, Community Organizing, and is a coordinator with The Hudson Valley Psychedelic Society (HVPS).

Together we will settle into a space of regulation, connection, and inclusion, deepening into presence with ourselves and others.

In this practice of being with we will take a whole person and relational approach to presence. We will explore practices that have an emphasis on calling back aspects of ourselves that may have been ostracized or isolated from connection. We will welcome these aspects back into our bodies and have space to explore resistance or anything that comes up in connection to these parts. These practices create space for present authenticity in the relational experience. This space offers us a deeper relationship that we could be having but often miss out on in our day to day interactions with self and other.

This practice will be lead by Cameron Grayson. In this workshop Cameron will be utilizing her trainings in Authentic Relating, Circling, Internal Family Systems, and Whole Person Coaching. Cameron has a gift and passion for supporting others in discovering their true nature. With curiosity and compassion she supports an exploration of each individuals world creating a container of transformation into an authentically aligned life.  Her extensive ongoing practice of holistic systems has gifted her the tools and experience to connect deeper and hold an immense amount of presence, compassion, and expansive space while providing for others. Some of her own experiences are visually displayed in the artwork she creates depicting some of her deepest transformations through her life journey. 

Some of these art pieces will be available for purchase from the Round House walls at The Forest Haven.

Learn more about Cameron here: https://www.camsconsciouscreations.com/about-contact

@camsconsciouscreations

If your financial means would not allow you to come to this gathering, please message me directly and we will talk about dipping into the Sliding Scale Pool.

Together we will settle into a space of regulation, connection, and inclusion, deepening into presence with ourselves and others.

In this practice of being with we will take a whole person and relational approach to presence. We will explore practices that have an emphasis on calling back aspects of ourselves that may have been ostracized or isolated from connection. We will welcome these aspects back into our bodies and have space to explore resistance or anything that comes up in connection to these parts. These practices create space for present authenticity in the relational experience. This space offers us a deeper relationship that we could be having but often miss out on in our day to day interactions with self and other.

This practice will be lead by Cameron Grayson. In this workshop Cameron will be utilizing her trainings in Authentic Relating, Circling, Internal Family Systems, and Whole Person Coaching. Cameron has a gift and passion for supporting others in discovering their true nature. With curiosity and compassion she supports an exploration of each individuals world creating a container of transformation into an authentically aligned life.  Her extensive ongoing practice of holistic systems has gifted her the tools and experience to connect deeper and hold an immense amount of presence, compassion, and expansive space while providing for others. Some of her own experiences are visually displayed in the artwork she creates depicting some of her deepest transformations through her life journey. 

Some of these art pieces will be available for purchase from the Round House walls at The Forest Haven.

Learn more about Cameron here: https://www.camsconsciouscreations.com/about-contact

@camsconsciouscreations

If your financial means would not allow you to come to this gathering, please message me directly and we will talk about dipping into the Sliding Scale Pool.