A few hours outside.
A long, quiet return.
Not a sabbatical, not a weekend — just a few hours of returning to yourself. We meet on foot, walk slowly, and tend a small act of kindness we can carry back into the rest of the week. Read why the format starts here.
Reserve a half-dayTwo formats
Choose by what your calendar can hold
Both formats are guided, small-group, and rooted in the same slow practice — only the length changes. Pick the one that meets you where this week is.
A few unhurried hours outside — slow walking, soft noticing, and a small act of kindness to carry home.
per person — $___
A full day tending to the more-than-human world — longer wandering, deeper presence, and room to plug back in slowly at the end.
per person — $___
What it tends to
An hour in, the screen noise fades. By the middle of the walk you notice the small things — the pattern of bark, the way light moves through leaves, the weight of your own breath. We end with a small act of kindness: toward yourself, someone waiting at home, or the patch of ground you just walked across.
The practices extend to the more-than-human world. You don't come back rewired — you come back a little more plugged in, a little more here. The way you read an email on Monday feels different after a half-day outside.
Choose your format
The intake form takes about 5 minutes. Pick a half-day or a day-trip in the message field — I read every submission and respond within 24 hours.