An Evening of Healing: Finding Peace and Presence in Grief – Carbondale, CO

Join us for an unforgettable journey of healing, connection, and self-discovery. This special evening workshop is designed to help you find peace and presence in the face of grief.

Together, we will create space for gentle reflection and nurturing practices to support you healing journey. We offer these experiences as an introduction to healing modalities which can offer significant support to those in the grieving process.

What to Expect:

• Cacao Ceremony with Nicole Lindstrom: Open your heart with this sacred ritual designed to foster connection and self-love.
• Breathwork Session: Expand your mind and release emotional tension through intentional breathwork practices.
• Grief Discussions with Pathfinders Grief Counselor: Robyn Hubbard will be joined by authors Jessica Lockwood and Gary Gleason to share their personal journeys of navigating grief and widowhood with courage and care.
• Sound Bath: Soothe your soul with calming vibrations that promote deep relaxation and inner balance.

Date: Saturday, March 15, 2025

Time: Book signing in the Cafe from 3-3:45pm

Healing Journey in the Kiva from 4-6pm

This evening is for anyone seeking a safe space to process grief, honor their emotions, and experience holistic healing.

No prior experience with ceremonies or breathwork is required.

Reserve your spot today and take the first step toward healing with a supportive community

We have subsidized the general access tickets to be accessible for all. We are also offering a Generosity Rate as well as a further subsized Need-based Access Rate. Please see below:

Generosity Rate

Choose this rate if you have the financial security and capacity to support True Nature Healing Arts Foundation at a higher level. The contributions we receive within this level make it possible for us to offer a below-cost rate to those practitioners with a limited income.

This rate is for you if you:

– Own your own home and live comfortably without financial worry

– Have investments and savings

– Easily have access to money in times of need or emergencies

– Have the desire to help make this offering more accessible to others

Subsidized Need-based Access Rate

Choose this rate if you have limited financial capacity or are currently experiencing financial hardship. The contributions we gratefully receive at this level go toward covering costs and are supported by contributions of those who choose the Generosity Rate.

This rate is for you if you:

– Have difficulty meeting your basic financial needs

– Are experiencing housing, employment, or income instability

– Live paycheck-to-paycheck and and lack money in times of need

– Face other significant challenges

We are currently able to offer 10 spots at this subsidized rate. Please contact megan@truenaturehealingarts.com if these have sold out, and you are in need of applying for scholarship.

MEET THE AUTHORS

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Gary Gleason is a writer, photographer, musician, entrepreneur and proud co-author of “Meeting Your Magnificence: 111 Ways to Live from Your Higher Self”. The visually stunning spiritual coffee table book features Gleason’s intimate floral photography with the channeled wisdom of Carolyn Golbus, MhD. Golbus died following a freak accident just days after the couple had signed off on final edits with Brown Books Publishing, casting Gleason on an unexpected path of grief, recovery, and deeper spiritual awakening. A 1986 graduate of the University of Colorado, and a 2008 Fulbright Scholar, Gleason is currently pursuing his Masters in Metaphysical Healing from Delphi University of Spiritual Studies in McCaysville, Georgia. A lifelong resident of Aspen, Colorado, he adores the raw beauty rivers, mountains and oceans and is proud of his roles as ski guide, river guide, and steersman (ho’okele) of Hawaiian outrigger canoes.

Jessica Lockwood is an author and surgical nurse based in Colorado’s stunning San Juan and Elk Mountains. After the devastating loss of her husband, Chason Russell, to the rapids of the Crystal River just eight days into their marriage, Jessica turned to writing as a way to process her grief and rediscover herself. Her heartfelt storytelling reflects her journey of healing and self-discovery. When not writing or caring for patients, Jessica embraces the outdoors, finding solace in skiing, biking, and paddling rivers. She also enjoys cultivating her own vegetable and flower gardens, and advocating for mental health in the mountains.