What they call their work
What they do
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Spiritual Development & Meditation Programs 4 activities
- Facilitates spiritual and personal healing through yoga, meditation, and nature-based practicesOffers ongoing live and on-demand online classes in yoga, meditation, breathwork, and expressive arts, along with nature connection practices such as grounding against trees, to support individual healing and spiritual development. Provides therapeutic instruction grounded in decades of teaching experience, including daily Zoom sessions and retail yoga videos.
- Holds space for sustainable living and Earth healing through ancient wisdom and cultural practicesFacilitates individual, relational, and ecological healing by integrating ancient wisdom and sacred arts from diverse cultures into educational and experiential programming, as stated in IRS Form 990.
- Provides yoga and therapeutic teacher training programsOffers a 12-month online teacher training program certifying instructors in the Prakriti’s Way Method and co-developed a 1000-hour therapeutic yoga teacher training certification program to build capacity in trauma-informed and recovery-focused yoga instruction. Includes planned future training sessions.
- Supports personal healing through structured self-reflection and breath practicesTeaches specific breath techniques such as Breath of Fire and alternate nostril breathing to reduce anxiety, improve brain function, and support detoxification and mental clarity. Also promotes journaling exercises and outreach to mentors or therapists as tools for emotional processing and self-awareness.
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Who they work with
- Alan Finger Partner — Mentor and teacher who emphasized the necessity of daily meditation practice.
- CURANDERA Woman's Circle Partner — Collaborates with Shea Tree Center on the Self Care Sanctuary event in Garrison, New York.
- Indigenous People Partner — Collaborates with Indigenous People to incorporate their teachings on healing and recovery into the yoga teacher training program.
- Kids of NYU Foundation Partner — Co-Founder Stacey Soloviev works with this foundation supporting children's services at NYU Langone Medical Center.
- Shea Tree Partner — Collaborates with Omani on her journey of spiritual healing and personal development.
- Strengthen Our Sisters Partner — Staff member serves on the Board of Directors for this nonprofit that supports battered or homeless women and children.
- The Challenged Athletes Foundation Partner — Co-Founder Stacey Soloviev works with this charity to support individuals with physical challenges.
- Tracking Project Partner — Collaborated with Shea Tree Center to deliver a Dreamtracking® workshop series.
How they approach the work
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- Donation-Based Accessibility Modelmethodology: donation_based_accessibilityBy operating on a donation-based model, the organization ensures equitable access to healing programs because removing financial barriers allows participation regardless of income, while still honoring the value of instruction through voluntary contribution.
- Experiential Body-Mind-Spirit Practicesmethodology: experiential_holistic_practicesBy engaging participants in experiential practices such as breathwork, sound healing, yoga nidra, and expressive arts, the organization supports holistic healing because these modalities create somatic and emotional shifts that cognitive approaches alone cannot achieve.
- Integrated Holistic Recovery Modelmethodology: integrated_recovery_modelBy combining evidence-based recovery frameworks like the Twelve Steps with yoga, breathwork, meditation, expressive arts, and Indigenous wisdom, the organization fosters deeper healing from trauma and addiction because this multimodal approach addresses root causes across physical, emotional, and spiritual dimensions.