* 2026
*Inner Alignment
*Outer Expression
* 2026 *Inner Alignment *Outer Expression
2025 Is in the rearview mirror…
and yet, chances are you have not had a moment to rest or breathe and think about what YOU need in 2026.
Designing a Year That Can Hold You is a gentle, values-based workshop for anyone who wants to begin the year with intention rooted in compassion rather than pressure.
Instead of focusing on goals or productivity, we’ll slow the nervous system enough to truly listen inward. Through grounding meditation, card-based reflection, journaling, and supportive sound, you’ll explore what feels most alive right now. You’ll consider what you’re ready to release, what you’re no longer willing to override, and what you most want to protect and embody in the season ahead.
From that grounded clarity, you’ll be guided into visualization and creative integration so your intentions become something you can see, feel, and return to throughout the year. This experience supports both inner alignment and outer expression—without forcing either—helping you design a year that honors your real capacity, welcomes all parts of you, and truly has the ability to hold you.
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What to Expect
Grounding & Nervous System Regulation
Brief guided meditation
Breath and body-based settling practices
Values-Based Reflection
Exploration of values, longings, edges, and truths seeking acknowledgment
Guided Journaling
Reflective prompts to help name:
what you’re ready to release
what you’re no longer willing to override
what you most want to protect and prioritize
Supportive Sound Experience
Gentle sound woven throughout to deepen introspection
Creating a sense of safety, grounding, and openness
Creative Integration & Visioning
A guided visualization to anchor clarity
A creative process to translate insight into something tangible you can return to
A Compassionate Closing
Integration guidance for moving forward beyond the workshop
You can expect a space with no pressure to perform or produce, only invitation—supporting clarity, grounding, and self-trust.