Community spaces and meaningful connection are deeply needed in a society that often feels isolated and separate. I have a passion for creating these community spaces for women, and I have witnessed the magic that happens when women come together to care for themselves and connect in authentic ways.
I offer various classes, events and women’s wellness retreats in Fort Collins, CO, Austin, TX and virtually online.
An Immersive Experience of Sisterhood, Self-Remembrance, and the Wisdom of Mother Earth
The Way Back Home is an intentionally curated four day retreat for women who are craving connection with what matters most. This is an invitation to soften, open, and reinvigorate. Together in sisterhood, surrounded by the quiet magic of the Rocky Mountains we’ll journey through simple practices that reconnect us to our wholeness. Through ritual, presence, rest, community and connection, you’ll be guided home- back to the heart of who you are.
A thoughtfully curated mini retreat for women to awaken vitality, connection, and joy. Welcome spring from a place of deep well-being!
Well-being for Women is a mini-retreat and guided wellness experience that blends heart-centered practices, somatic experiences, community connection and women’s functional wellness, helping women nourish every layer of themselves.
This mini retreat includes:
Our wellness experiences provide relaxed, heart-centered spaces that allow you to unwind and reconnect with what matters most. This gathering invites you to slow down, connect with the power and vitality of Spring, and care for yourself with intention and presence.
To register for the Well-Being for Women Mini Spring Retreat, click HERE.
Narrowing this list down to 10 books is a challenge as there is SO much great work out there.
The books below have deepened my understanding of functional wellness, the holistic approach and the human body, mind, and spirit. They are fantastic “suggested reading” for anyone desiring to positively impact theiroverall wellbeing. All of these (and many others) help inform the approaches I take and
information I teach.
Tieraona Low Dog, MD