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Sarah Lucas, Forager & Plant Guide
Sarah Lucas is an inspiring guide for foraging adventures, combining her deep knowledge of wild plants with her own creative cooking as she hosts groups on land near her home in Dover Plains, NY.
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Sarah Lucas is an inspiring guide for foraging adventures, combining her deep knowledge of wild plants with her own creative cooking as she hosts groups on land near her home in Dover Plains, NY.
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Reva is a real estate agent in New York City, and her passion is dream work. Through years of study and practice, she has developed a wise and compassionate offering, teaching individuals how to communicate with their Dream Guides and interpret the personal symbolism that appears in their dreams.
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Visiting her window-wrapped Wellnest space on the top floor of 145 Palisade in Dobbs Ferry is immediately relaxing — I feel like I’ve ascended to a stylish refuge of leather couches and good lighting. Dr. Vargas uses Active Release Technique, working with my muscles, joints, and fascia.
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As a Next Chapter Coach, Elizabeth combines a corporate background with soul work, like tarot and walks in the woods, Core Energy Coaching, Acceptance and Self-Compassion, Mindfulness, Hakomi Somatics, and Reiki.
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Based in Hastings-on-Hudson, NY, Karin Elias is a gifted and wise healer I have worked with in several modalities over the past few years. I initially went to Karin for massage — Swedish-style as well as her own unique sound shiatsu.
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Nicole’s yoga teaching has inspired me to embrace a more fiery practice, and to practice regularly, even if it’s just a few minutes a day. Her retreats in Maui, Mexico, and California are the perfect blend of structure and space.
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Combining her corporate and intuitive skills, Kim Knievel uses tools like Akashic Records readings and Human Design to advise clients on their business and personal paths.
Beauty
A simple morning ritual: lighting palo santo while coffee brews, grounding through the feet, and taking one slow breath. A cherished kitchen print connects this Tiny Moment to family roots, humble gratitude, and the lifelong practice of pausing.