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Moon & Mycelium workshops are spaces for curiosity, exploration, making, and connection. Offerings are held periodically and may also be available for community spaces, gatherings, and other hosted settings.
facilitating workshops, trainings, and groups across a range of subjects, both as a therapist and as a creator.
I bring years of experience
My approach is conversational, accessible, and grounded in curiosity, reflection, and connection.
I love creating spaces where people can explore ideas together, ask questions, experiment, and find what resonates for them.
“Katie’s openness, candor, and quirky humor was wonderful!”
— Participant, Working with Tarot as a Source of Healing, 2025
ACCESSIBLE magic
Nurturing Ritual and Practice with Care
A space for exploring and developing magic and ritual practices that are meaningful, accessible, and sustainable. We’ll explore possibilities for everyday magic and personal ritual while making room for different bodies, brains, resources, capacities, histories, and relationships to spirituality.
We’ll also nurture thoughtful conversation about where practices come from—including lineage and cultural context, open and closed practices, appropriation, consumption, reciprocity, and our relationships with the human and more-than-human worlds. You don’t need an established practice or particular spiritual identity to participate; curiosity, questions, and respectful exploration are welcome.
Interested in this workshop?
Contact me about upcoming offerings or bringing this workshop to your community or gathering.
“I left with so much to think about and integrate into my work.”
— Workshop participant
Working with TAROT as a Source of Healing
A Practice of Presence, Curiosity, and Connection
Tarot can be many things: divination, support, ritual, art, reflection, and a way of making meaning. In this workshop, we’ll explore ways of working with Tarot as a resource for healing rather than prediction—deepening our understanding of ourselves, building relationship with uncertainty and liminal spaces, and identifying and anchoring internal resources.
Through imagery, intuition, curiosity, and dialogue, we’ll explore what can emerge when we approach the cards in relationship—listening, reflecting, and coming into deeper connection. No particular relationship with Tarot—or level of experience—is required.
Interested in this workshop?
Contact me about upcoming offerings or bringing this workshop to your community or gathering.
“I appreciated the depth, nuance, and care you brought to the material.”
— Workshop participant
Interested in a workshop for your space or collective? I’d love to hear from you