We Are Your Fellow Travelers.
Walking Each Other Home.

Rachelle

I did not choose this path.
It chose me.

Long before I facilitated anything, I knew what it was like to look strong on the outside while I was quietly coming apart inside. I was a divorced single mom. I spent years in trainings and retreats, on meditation cushions, in books, doing my own healing. That search led me to old earth-based practices and to ceremonial work, and it taught me something I am still learning: people open when they finally feel safe enough.

What I know came from study, yes, but mostly it came from years of showing up. Hundreds of ceremonies. Hundreds of people, couples and families in the middle of their own turning points. I have learned from shamans, medicine women, teachers, healers and ceremonial guides, and I am still humbled by the best teacher I have had, which is the medicine itself.

At the center of my work is my lineage of curanderos and my spiritual medicine guide, Sherpa. The way I listen and the way I hold space both come from them.

For the last two years, most of our work has been with couples in private ceremony. Avi and I hold a steady, loving space where people can reconnect, forgive and find their way back to each other. We have watched guarded hearts soften. We have watched old patterns loosen their grip. We have watched couples remember how to look at each other with love.

We do not take this role lightly. We show up with reverence and our full attention for every couple who comes here to remember who they are, on their own and together.