Coming Home

Why We Gather

Many of us have become accustomed to ways of living that are profoundly disconnected from what it means to be human.

We live in our heads and lose connection with our bodies. We struggle to stay present with difficult emotions — our own and each other's. We become overwhelmed, numb, hypervigilant, reactive, or withdrawn. We long for meaningful connection while feeling increasingly disconnected from ourselves, one another, and the living world.

And because so much of this has become normalized, we often don't recognize these ways of being as adaptations at all.

Developmental and complex trauma shape our nervous systems and the ways we experience ourselves, safety, and relationship. Alongside our individual histories, we are living amid profound collective stress — environmental grief, social and political division, and the unraveling of familiar structures and ways of life.

Our bodies carry all of this.

When we become accustomed to living in states of survival, we can lose access to some of our most fundamental human capacities: to regulate ourselves, remain present with what we feel, experience empathy and curiosity, repair when there has been rupture, and connect meaningfully with ourselves, one another, and the Earth.

Coming Home is a one-day immersive experience exploring how we got here — and how we find our way back.

Together, we'll explore how trauma and conditioning shape our bodies, nervous systems, and relationships, while practicing ways to cultivate greater presence, emotional regulation, empathy, connection, and choice.

This is an invitation to ReMember what trauma and conditioning can cause us to forget: how to inhabit our bodies, meet one another with greater humanity, and live in deeper relationship with ourselves, each other, and the Earth.

A space to come together. To discover you're not alone in what you carry. To witness and be witnessed. To practice being human with one another — with greater presence, compassion, honesty, and care. To heal what separates us and come together. 

About Hannah | Healer, Trauma-Aware Educator & Founder of the School of the Red Skywalker

Hannah Fowler holds circles and transformational healing spaces that support people to “come home” to themselves. A former hospice nurse, death doula, and Founding Director at Emberlight: Center for Conscious Living & Dying, her work centers on trauma-aware healing, relational repair, and cultivating coherence of mind, body, heart, and Soul.