Workshop and Events
Whether you’re new to inner work or a seasoned seeker, our events meet you where you are. Each session is thoughtfully designed to honor diverse backgrounds and rhythms—no pressure, no performance—only honest curiosity and compassionate attention.
Go Deeper
We host community-building workshops and events to help you deepen into yourself and remember the real you.
Our gatherings create a warm, supportive space where people connect, reflect, and grow together. Through guided practices, group sharing, and curated activities, we invite you to:
Slow down and tune into your inner life
Explore values, stories, and patterns that shape you
Build trusting relationships with like‑hearted people
Practice tools for presence, self‑compassion, and authentic expression
What to expect:
Gentle guided practices (meditation, breathwork, embodiment)
Small-group sharing and reflective prompts
Creative exercises to surface insight and meaning
Simple practices you can bring into daily life
Why join:
Find a steady, accepting community
Discover fresh clarity about what matters to you
Deepen emotional resilience and self‑kindness
Practice being seen and listening with presence
Come as you are. Leave with new connections, wiser self‑knowing, and practical tools to live more aligned with who you truly are. Check our upcoming events and pick a gathering that feels right for you.
Reach out to jd@thecircleofsupport.com & jvv@thecircleofsupport.com
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Sound healing uses vibrations from instruments like singing bowls, gongs, and tuning forks to promote relaxation, reduce stress, and support emotional balance; by entraining brainwaves and encouraging deep breathing, these soothing sounds can help shift the nervous system out of fight-or-flight into a restorative state, often enhancing mindfulness and sleep while offering a gentle complement to other wellness practices.
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Intuitive healing means tuning into inner wisdom—sensations, emotions, and subtle knowing—to guide body, mind, and spirit. It mixes mindful awareness with gentle self-trust, noticing what feels true without forcing outcomes. By heeding gut feelings, dreams, or energy shifts, you uncover needs, release blockages, and choose nurturing actions for balance and resilience. Simple rituals, quiet reflection, and compassionate curiosity strengthen this guidance over time.
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Hypnobirthing teaches relaxation, breathing, visualization and self-hypnosis to reduce fear, tension and pain in labor. It promotes informed choices, a calm environment and partner support, helping trust the body’s natural birthing ability. Many report shorter labors, fewer interventions and a better birth experience, though results vary and it’s most effective with regular practice.
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A family dance circle is a warm, lively ring where relatives of all ages move, sing, and enjoy each other—toddlers clap, grandparents sway, teens add flair, parents cheer. Music shifts the mood: soft sways and hand-holding for quiet songs, clapping and stomping for upbeat tunes, playful turns and silly moves for laughs. Kids often lead with playful steps adults mimic, so everyone’s included and visible. More than fun, it builds bonds, eases tension, and connects generations—no special clothes or skill needed. It’s a simple ritual that turns movement into memory.
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Discover a gentle, embodied path to healing through art, gesture, and movement that invites you to meet your inner child and gently unwind wounds and energy held in the body. In this somatic therapy workshop, you’ll be guided to listen to your body’s wisdom and respond with curiosity and care. Using simple, accessible tools—guided breathwork, grounded movement, mindful touch, and expressive drawing—you’ll learn to track sensations, notice where tension or reactivity lives, and create safe ways to release what’s stuck. Art and gesture become a bridge: nonverbal expression speaks directly to early memories and emotions that words alone can’t reach, offering a kinder route to integration. You’ll practice gentle breath and tuning exercises to bring attention inward and calm the nervous system; slow, embodied movement and grounding sequences to reclaim bodily safety and ease; mindful touch and self-regulation techniques that teach your nervous system new rhythms of safety and connection; and free-form drawing and simple gesture work to give shape and voice to inner parts, especially the inner child, without needing artistic skill. Small group reflection and compassionate witnessing will hold breakthroughs and build resilience. This workshop offers practical tools to release stored tension and transform stress into steadier presence, greater emotional clarity and a kinder relationship with difficult feelings, skills for daily life that help regulate your nervous system and sustain calm, and a safe, supportive container to explore early hurts, reclaim agency, and restore playfulness.
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Private Somatic Movement Therapy is a personalized, body-centered approach that blends gentle movement, breath awareness, and mindful attention to help clients release chronic tension, regulate the nervous system, and restore a greater sense of safety and ease in daily life. In one-on-one sessions, a practitioner guides tailored movement explorations and somatic interventions—often at a slow, precise pace—so clients can track subtle sensations, reorganize habitual patterns, and reclaim mobility without pushing or forcing the body. The work integrates principles from trauma-informed care, developmental movement, and interoceptive training to surface and transform held stress, improve posture and coordination, and support emotional processing. Because sessions are private and individualized, clients receive focused attunement and pacing suited to their history, goals, and nervous-system capacity, making the therapy useful for chronic pain, injury recovery, anxiety, and anyone seeking deeper embodiment and resilience.
Clients who identify as Neurodivergent can book services through FAR Therapeutic Arts and Recreation by emailing THunt@far-therapy.org or calling 248-646-3347