Group gatherings offer a chance to practice meditation in community, reflect on meaningful questions and explore mindfulness in a supportive setting.
Sessions typically include guided meditation, brief teachings or reflections, and time for optional sharing or journaling.
Group practice can deepen your own awareness while also creating a sense of connection with others on a similar path.

Reset your nervous system and reconnect with your own rhythms.
In these 45-minute experiential workshops, you’ll learn simple practices you can use anywhere—to ease tension, calm yourself in stressful moments, or focus your attention.
Together, we'll explore:
The workshops are informed by vagus nerve science and polyvagal theory, drawing on the work of Deb Dana, Kevin Tracey and Stephen Porges, among others.
You’ll leave with short, practical tools you can return to whenever you need to center yourself. All are welcome — no prior experience needed.
Cost: $15 (with a pay-what-you-can option for anyone who needs it).
Dates: Tuesdays, October 13—December 15 from 1:15–2:00 PM ET
NOTE: No session on November 3. I'm serving as an election judge in the midterms!
Drop in any week, but please register to receive the link. Payment info is on the registration page, including what to do if cost is a barrier.
Meditations on the Seasons
Across time and cultures, people have organized their lives around the rhythms of the seasons—using stories and rituals to guide their survival and make meaning of their lives. The cycle of the year is marked by eight key points—the solstices, the equinoxes and the midpoints between them. This eightfold pattern reflects nature’s cycles of growth, change, death and renewal, and is celebrated in traditions around the world. In eventful times, this annual cycle offers a steady anchor—an invitation to pause and reconnect with the world around us. No matter where you live or what spiritual traditions you practice (including none), this is a wonderful way to relate to nature and the larger rhythms we live within.
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Meditation for All Hallows' Eve: Change, Endings & Letting Go
This next gathering celebrates the midpoint between the fall equinox and the winter solstice. It’s a potent time of year, imbued with rich histories and traditions that honor the full cycle of beginnings and endings, life and death, darkness and light.
As we enter the dark half of the year, this midpoint invites us to turn inward, celebrate the power of rest and practice letting go. Are there aspects of your life that are changing or coming to an end? Is there a pattern of thinking, a behavior, a relationship, an attitude, maybe even an old story about yourself that needs to be released? In letting go of what no longer serves us, we make space for whatever wants to emerge next.
What to expect
This gathering includes a short talk and stories humans have told—and continue to tell—about this time of year, along with guided reflections and meditations.
What to bring (optional)
A candle; a photo of an ancestor or loved one who has died; a piece of tiger’s eye or smoky quartz (or any stone you like); maybe a marigold, leaf, acorn or pinecone—anything that symbolizes change, endings or transformation for you.
Dates and times
All sessions are on Zoom. Each one is the same, so choose the date and time that works best for you and click the link to register.
Meditation for All Hallows' Eve
Cost: $25. Payment details are on the registration page. If cost is a barrier, scholarships are available—just email me, no questions asked.
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Meditation for the Winter Solstice (more info coming soon)
Welcoming the New Year (more info coming soon)


A friendly introduction to mindfulness for everyday living.
This six-week virtual series is a supportive space to learn and practice the basics of mindfulness: how to pay attention to your body, breath, thoughts and feelings in clear, practical, compassionate ways.
Each week includes:
You'll also receive:
Cost: $150 (sliding scale available) / $200 with additional individual session
Registration: New dates coming soon
A compassionate exploration of aging, meaning and change.
As we grow older, life’s impermanence becomes clearer—and we face both the gifts and challenges that come with time. This series is a reflective, guided space to explore what matters most, how we respond to change and how we care for ourselves in the process.
Three sessions over six weeks will reflect on aging and impermanence through:
You’ll also receive:
Pilot Cost: $100 for the full series, including your individual session
Registration: January 2027 (specific dates coming soon—subscribe to my email list for more info)

Tools for managing the work of fundraising.
Nonprofit fundraisers face unique challenges—navigating relationships, deadlines, expectations, performance goals and personal wellbeing. This eight-week virtual series brings practical mindfulness tools into that real-world experience, helping you stay grounded, resilient and effective.
Each week includes:
You’ll learn new ways to:
You'll also receive:
Cost: $200 (sliding scale available) / $250 with additional individual session
Registration: New dates coming soon

“We were made for these times. It’s not that we are so special. It’s that we are being called by the world itself to come forward and serve the world with our unique gifts and talents.” —Joy Harjo, U.S. Poet Laureate (2019–2022)
Mindfulness practices to help you stay grounded no matter what’s happening.
Life today can feel overwhelming. It's important to steady ourselves—because taking care of ourselves helps us care for the world around us.
This six-week virtual series offers practical ways to steady your attention, meet difficult emotions with kindness and bring what matters most into view—even in the midst of stress and chaos.
Sessions combine guided meditation, short talks and reflective conversation.
We’ll explore:
This series is accessible to newer and experienced meditators (though if you're brand new to meditation, consider an introductory course first).
Cost: $150 (sliding scale available)
Registration: New dates coming soon

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