Meets Every Third Saturday of the Month
9:00AM-10:30AM
Upcoming dates: third Saturday of the month
Registration is Required
This interactive group is open to women of all ages. Our intention is to strengthen social connections and build friendships while learning from nature and each other.
Each month will offer nature inspired wisdom, discussions and activities to promote laughter, resiliency, empowerment, and a sense of community, so we can live our lives to its fullest and feel supported along the way. There will be shared responsibility for group facilitation and activities.
The group size is limited, so registration is required at EverydayWellnessForYou.com/workshops
Bring: notebook and pen
Where: The Conservancy for Healing & Heritage
Fee: A goodwill donation to the Conservancy is encouraged, but not required. Please bring exact cash or check written to the Conservancy for Healing & Heritage
We invite you to join us at the Conservancy for Healing & Heritage in Franklin, WI for a day of much needed connection, learning and laughter all while surrounded by the beauty and calm of nature. This workshop is ideal for those beginning their wellness journey, yet still beneficial for those who are already engaging in wellness activities.
This laid-back day will include:
Recent reviews: "This workshop is a wonderful way to begin your wellness journey. Some of the information I already knew, however it was a good refresher. It was a very enjoyable day!" Liz A.
"My experience of attending an unplugged event was beyond excellent! Highly recommend it! Educational & fun! The day went by fast and I didn’t want it to end lol! I learned a lot and felt so much less stress and anxiety after learning so many easy techniques from Jean who is beyond a pro! I will definitely be following her for other workshops/events in the future!" Michelle E.
"This is an excellent workshop not to be missed." Adrienne Z.
"This was an amazing day! Such great information and I really appreciated all the items and handouts that I received." Mary W.
"I left with a peace and quietness that I haven't felt in a long time." Michelle R
."I came here stressed, I am leaving here refreshed. Such a beautiful venue for this program. I enjoyed laughing and connecting with the other women!" Tammi Z.
"When I arrived in the morning, my body was tight and my stress was high. When I left I felt light and free from the heaviness that the pandemic caused in me. I highly recommend this workshop. It is worth more than the fee charged. It's been a week since I attended and I still feel lighthearted" Sara T.
When: Saturday, October 5 or December 7, 2024 9:30a.m.-3:30p.m.
Investment: normally $125, however this workshop is sponsored by an anonymous donor, so there is no charge to attend! A goodwill donation to the Conservancy is welcomed.
Location: Inside the Reiman Healing Chapel
Bring: a notebook/journal, pen, a bowl (soup bowl size is good), a healthy lunch, and anything else that will make you comfortable. Wear your comfy clothes (layers are good as the temperature fluctuates due to the high ceiling. There will be light snacks, water and tea available. Some of the activities will be spent outdoors, so plan accordingly.
Seats fill up quickly, so don't hesitate to register!
Registration is required: EverydayWellnessForYou.com/workshops Grab your friends and enjoy the day together or come alone and meet new friends!
About the facilitator: Jean Fink, OTR, is a licensed occupational therapist, certified Reiki master teacher and owner of Everyday Wellness in Hales Corners. She has additional training in Wellness Counseling, Grief Support Specialist, Mental Health First Aid and in Emotional CPR (how to revive our emotional hearts in the midst of crisis, trauma and distress.). Jean provides natural healing therapies for the mind, body and spirit, and facilitates workshops that foster positive mental health and resiliency. For more information: EverydayWellnessForYou.com
“Going on retreat is a time to cocoon, so that we may emerge ready to return to our lives with a new perspective”.
During this morning retreat, we will step away from the hustle and bustle of life to focus on an aspect of spirituality. Each month will offer a different topic.
Life can be hard and we need support to find our way through the challenging times. This is perfect for anyone who is longing to deepen and renew their faith as we focus on the gifts of life and joy.
When: Saturday, November 23, 2024
Time: 9:00am, to 11:30am
Where: Reiman Healing Chapel in the Woods at the Conservancy for Healing and Heritage. Directions: Pull into the parking lot of the Ascension Medical Building at S. 74th and W. Rawson Avenue. Drive to the far end of the lot. Chapel is on the right. Signs will lead you in the right direction.
Cost: $20 suggested donation is appreciated. Exact cash or check payable to the Conservancy for Healing and Heritage can be brought that day.
Pre-registration is required: email name, phone number to susan@theconservancy.org. Or call Susan at 414.510.4771.
NOTE: Limit 20 people per session
About the facilitator: Susan Rabe, CEO of the Conservancy for Healing and Heritage will lead the discussion. Susan brings a unique background, having been through her own healing journey the past 10 years. She incorporates all aspects of the human experience focusing on faith as her guiding principle.
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We invite you to join us at the Conservancy for Healing & Heritage for another day of connection, learning and laughter! As we gather in circle, you will have an opportunity to take a deeper dive within during time of self-reflection, breath meditation, a releasing ceremony, and more laughter! We will be learning to be in the flow of life to further strengthen our resiliency.
When: November 2, 2024 9am to 4pm
Registration is required: EverydayWellnessForYou.com/workshops This is a small group workshop, so don't hesitate to register!
You do not need to attend the Unplug & Recharge workshop prior to this workshop, although it is helpful.
Fee: Normally $125, however this date is free to attend as it is being sponsored by an anonymous donor.
Facilitator: Jean Fink, OTR is a licensed occupational therapist, certified Reiki master teacher and owner of Everyday Wellness, llc in Hales Corners. Jean provides natural healing therapies for the mind, body and spirit, and workshops that foster positive mental health and resiliency. For more information see her website EverydayWellnessForYou.com
Join us for evenings of mindful meditation in the Healing Chapel in the Woods.
In today’s complex and stressful world, many of us long for peace of mind and awareness of the beauty of nature and the present moment. The Mindfulness Community of Milwaukee is dedicated to the creation of a mindful culture—fostering loving kindness, compassion, joy and equanimity.
The Community has been practicing together for 30 years, studying primarily in the tradition of Thich Nhat Hanh, a Buddhist monk, teacher and author, known worldwide for his peace activism and for pioneering the concept of mindfulness in the West.
Our community welcomes anyone to practice with us, no matter your background or experience. We especially welcome those new to the practice of mindful meditation.
Our practice includes:
· Sitting and walking meditation
· Shared reading and discussion
· Study of mindfulness principles that nurture individuals, families, society and a healthy planet
Meetings begin in the Conservancy’s Healing Chapel, with windows overlooking gardens and woodlands. When weather permits, we will do walking meditation on the Conservancy’s nature trails.
Location: Conservancy for Healing and Heritage, 7410 W. Rawson Ave, Franklin, WI
When: First and third Thursday of each month
Time: 7:00 to 8:30 p.m.
Where: Reiman Healing Chapel
Directions: Turn into the parking lot of the Ascension Medical Building at S. 74th Street and W. Rawson Avenue. Drive to the far end of the lot. The Chapel is on the right. Signs will lead you in the right direction.
Cost: Free. Donations to the Mindfulness Community of Milwaukee and the Conservancy for Heritage and Healing are welcome.
Registration: For more information, contact Lynn Hughes at hugheslynn@sbcglobal.net
Healing with painting - open your heART and spirit to nature’s connection and potential creativity at our beautiful Conservancy for Healing and Heritage.
Open to more possibility and positivity into your life!
Everyone is an artist in their own way! Experience a day of process with gentle guidance:
● Touch your quiet innerconnection.
● Play with paint, color, and texture.
● Notice the subtleties of nature.
● Learn techniques for heart, mind, & art connection.
Throughout the day feel your own inner voice and excitement at the canvas.
We will witness the changes in nature and seasons through connecting to the outdoors while feeling joy within. Examples: Winter- Stillness and Planting Beginnings, Spring-Growth and Spring, Summer- Walking in Beauty and Sunshine, Fall- Abundance of Life and Harvesting.
When: October 27, 2024
Time: 10:00am- 3:00pm
Where: Meet in the Reiman Healing Chapel in the Woods at the Conservancy for Healing and Heritage. 7410 W Rawson Ave, Franklin WI, 53132.
Cost: Sign up on instructors website: https://www.susansinspiredart.studio/
● $55.00 includes all the materials plus snacks, hot drinks.
● Previous students $50.00.
● If you have your own supplies the cost is $50.00.
● Bring a smile, lunch, old clothes, and a notebook or stretch book.
● Materials included: Canvas, acrylics, brushes, stencils, & various bits and bobs.
About the presenter:
Take a look at Susan's website to see her healing art process, testimonials, and what her work is like. Susan'sInspiredArt.studio
If you have questions please, email: you@susansinspiredart.studio
Susan's experience includes a Design degree, 25 plus years as a teacher, and participating in many enrichment painting classes. I love to Paint Joy! She is a coach with the Creatively Fit Coach Certificate Program with Whitney Freya. Artist: Susan Kizaric
So often we feel like we have to tend grief in isolation, and this gathering is an opportunity to flex our muscles for tending our grief in the presence of others. Grief can feel immense and isolating, or even out of reach. We are creating a sacred gathering space to help each other practice meeting grief with compassion and skillfulness.
At this gathering, we will settle in together through a welcoming meditation, poem, song, or guided somatic practice. Then we will reflect on group intentions and offer a framework and context for tending grief in community. After that, we will invite everyone into a 30-45 minute time for individual grief tending supported by a gentle sound bath. This tending may take many forms such as contemplation, movement, writing, drawing, meditating, etc. This is not a space where we will ask for group sharing, rather we will be together as we take our own inner journeys. The circle will wrap-up with a closing practice followed by time for optional tea and connection.
"There is really only one way to restore a world that is dying and in disrepair: to make beauty where ugliness has set in...The beauty I'm referring to is metabolized grief. It includes brokenness and fallibility, and in doing so, conveys for us something deliciously real...When we come into contact with this kind of beauty, it serves as a medicine for the brokenness in ourselves, which then gives us the courage to live in greater intimacy with the world's wounds." - Toko-pa Turner, Belonging
When: Sunday, January 19, 2025
Time: 2:00pm to 3:30pm
Where: Reiman Healing Chapel
Cost: covered by a sponsorship. Goodwill donations are appreciated and welcomed
Registration required. Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSevkUKYoXuTJoWWpGtN_UxlmU0bxjtGhcsoXqX0_cGotGyKhA/viewform
About the facilitators
Shay Vetterman is a massage therapist and energy practitioner in Milwaukee. Through her own grief journey, she found access to deeper layers of her heart that she had been long searching for. She continues to be inspired by the ways grief can open us to life, and has sought training in various modalities so that she can be a compassionate companion to those walking this path. You can learn more about Shay and her work by visiting her website.
Emma Koeppel works in community spaces to weave song, ritual, connection, and emergence. Her journey with grief led her to be deeply curious about ancestral lineage and ancestral grief, and about how we all carry threads of collective grief that expand beyond our individual lives. Connecting with grief in this way has helped her feel embedded into a wider web of kinship, return more aliveness to her body and heart, and feel more at home in her life. You can learn more about Emma and her work by visiting her website.
Emma Koeppel heartsweavinghope.com
The sound bath will be offered by Morning Malsom and Tyler Derouin of Sound Sanctuary MKE
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