YOU FIRST: BRING WHAT YOU LOVE ~ a writing & listening retreat on how to nourish yourself during the holidays and forever
How is it in a time devoted to giving and feasting, our own hearts often go hungry? Our own needs for rest and self-care often go unmet. How can we meet the empty and hungry parts of ourselves with compassion and love in action? How do we find the language to explore who we are now and who we are becoming?
In this half-day retreat join The Kitchen Healer Jules Blaine Davis and poet Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer for 4 hours of nourishment through conversation, listening, writing, and optional sharing. We’ll navigate life in real time, together, creating the muscle to find connection and sustenance in our day to day lives. You will leave our time together deliciously full and hungry for more.
In the weeks leading up to our time together, Jules will offer practical, magical ways to care for the self before and during the retreat, so sign up early to experience the full yumminess!
VENUE: Zoom, with recording provided after
COST: Sliding scale: $225 generous | $150 general | $75 gentle
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Meet Jules: Multi-disciplinary artist & space maker Jules Blaine Davis invites us to have the conversation of our lives. She is the author of The Kitchen Healer: The Journey to Becoming You. Jules is a TED speaker and one of Goop’s leading experts on women’s healing. She is also the founder of HEALHER, Inc. a private practice offering in person & virtual experiences including session work, retreats and gatherings that transform the foundation from which we grow our lives. Jules’ work is a kind of midwifery with our legacy. She draws from a deeply creative and intuitively extensive variety of modalities to bring us closer to ourselves and each other.
Meet Rosemerry: Poet and teacher Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer lives with her family on the banks of the wild San Miguel River in southwest Colorado. She co-hosts Emerging Form, a podcast on creative process. Her daily audio series, The Poetic Path, is on the Ritual app. Her poems have appeared on Prairie Home Companion, PBS News Hour, O Magazine, Washington Post’s Book Club, and Carnegie Hall stage. Her recent collections: The Unfolding and The Wonderment. As poet laureate for Evermore, she helps others explore grief and love through poetry. Since 2006, she’s written a daily poem, sharing them on A Hundred Falling Veils.