Together, we gather as sisters to honor the unique and radiant jewels within each of us.
Guided by the light of love, we explore the intricate tapestry of who we are, renewing self-love in mind, body and spirit.
Join a diverse group of women to celebrate the arrival of Spring, and harness the sacred energies surrounding us. Carrying the deep seeds of winter into the inspiration of Spring, we activate the transformative power of self-love with deconstructing, repatterning, and infusing: self-worth, self-compassion, self-care, self-forgiveness, and self-empowerment.
Gather with us in the Temple of the Heart, where the healing power of love knows no bounds. We radiate the divine within, and emerge from our journey with hearts ablaze, ready to impact the world.
We cultivate a newfound love of ourselves through workshops that weave sacred dance, yoga, guided meditation, group EMDR, parts-work, journaling, ceremony, song, and sister circles.
I discovered a deep love of self and a connection to my body that has been missing for so long. It was an absolute honor to bear witness to so many transformative moments in the lives of my “sisters.”
During our journey, we will call upon the gentle guidance of Goddess Kwan Yin, Mother Mary, and Oshun, and the ferocious guidance of Goddess Sekhmet and Kali, letting their wisdom light our way.
The movement experiences sparked my passion for dance and helped my confidence exponentially. This was a tsunami of ecstasy crashing over me after I thought my soul’s desire to dance had been extinguished.
I discovered a deep love of self and a connection to my body that has been missing for so long. It was an absolute honor to bear witness to so many transformative moments in the lives of my “sisters.”
The way Katie invokes self-reflection, self-compassion, self-healing, and self-empowerment, exceeded my expectations.
REGISTER Below by Choosing a Room!
Ticket price includes 4 days of workshops, quality food, a spectacular facility, and lodging.
Massage, reiki, and coaching sessions are available as add-ons.
The Schedule
Arrive Thursday, March 26th between 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Depart Sunday, March 29th between 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Contact Katie at Interweave.Love@gmail.com if you would like to book an extra night.
The Menu
Note: Dietary Needs Can Be Met
The Location - Floyd, VA
Immerse yourself in the splendor of Anahata – nestled within the beauty of the Appalachian Mountains – tracing the ancient flow of the Little River, one of the world’s oldest rivers. Relax in the hot tub and meander the trails that wind through the exquisite sanctuary of Anahata.
Spring Goddess Video
The Guides
Katie Wells
Katie Wells M.F.A. directs the Goddess Retreats and has witnessed the transformative power of supportive sisterhood.
She is also a life coach, dance artist, mother, professor, and founder of Interweave Conscious Movement®.
With the joy of teaching for over 25 years, Katie guides experiences that some say have changed their life.
Katie has a Masters Degree in Dance from CU at Boulder and is certified in both Spiritual Embodiment and Somatic EMDR Trauma Therapy. Her performances and workshops have been presented in Mazunte, Mexico, and across the USA and Europe.
Ashera Rose
Ashera seeks to cultivate connection and beauty through the awakening of the heart, creative expression, and intergenerational community celebration.
She is an interfaith minister, mentor teacher of the Dances of Universal Peace, author and teacher of the art of peace curricula, Reiki-Sound healing practitioner, Connection Practice Coach, and lifelong songstress and dancer.
She is currently the Retreat Guide and Head Facilitator of retreats and events at Anahata Education Center.
Danah Bella
Danah Bella is an award-winning movement artist, yoga instructor, and Reiki practitioner with a deep interest in exploring the body’s capacity to store and heal generational trauma through movement.
In her commitment to healing, danah actively shares her practices with young movers as the founding chair of the dance program
at the Peabody Conservatory of Johns Hopkins University, emphasizing interdisciplinary studies, social
justice, and providing diverse opportunities in movement, performance, and choreography.
In addition, she serves as the artistic director of the modern dance company d a n a h b e l l a DanceWorks.
Her contributions to the field showcase her dedication to fostering a holistic and inclusive approach to movement.
