NOURISH - Women's Day Retreat

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NOURISH - Women's Day Retreat

Event by: Dana Hersh

Location: Northeast Simpson Street & Northeast 33rd Avenue, Portland

Talks & discussions, Health & wellness

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CALLING ALL SISTERS! Come delight in a full day of nourishment for your body, mind, and soul. This is an opportunity to deeply replenish and tend to your inner landscape, whilst sharing an intimate group experience supported in sisterhood and heart-centered connection.


IN OUR TIME TOGETHER YOU WILL BE GUIDED THROUGH:

~ Embodiment practices to slow down and inhabit your body more fully

~ Authentic Movement as a way to witness and be witnessed in compassion, presence, and non-judgment

~ Group Intuitive Readings with Dana for clarity, insight, and healing

~ Multi-instrumental sound bath to reset your nervous system and access a deeper state of calm & peace

~ Opening & closing circles offering ritual, connection, and a container for the retreat experience

~ You will also be fed a nourishing lunch, and have access to the beautiful sauna space and cold plunge during free time.


RETREAT SPACE:
Our setting is in a gorgeous private studio in Concordia with beautiful art, gardens, patio, sauna & cold plunge - the perfect place to rejuvenate and ignite your inspiration, in the heart of Northeast Portland! (Exact address will be given upon registration.)


ARE YOU FEELING IT? If you want to reconnect with your body and spirit and be supported in a warm, uplifting sisterhood, this is for you!


ALL DETAILS & REGISTRATION: https://www.danahersh.com/event-details/nourish


ABOUT YOUR RETREAT FACILITATOR:
Dana Hersh is a passionate teacher, facilitator, and intuitive healer offering doorways into inner wisdom. She combines her natural gifts of clairvoyance, training in various healing modalities, musicianship, and leadership to help people on the path of awakening gain clarity, release blocks, and align with their authentic path.

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