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Tea Talks

Human Design is a benevolent system that blends ancient wisdom with modern insights, offering practical tools to better understand ourselves and others. It helps us make aligned decisions, navigate relationships with greater awareness, honor the way our energy is naturally designed to function, and live with more ease, purpose, and authenticity. In this workshop learn your type, authority, and strategy that will support how you make decisions and navigate the world, all from an embodied perspective.
Friday October 9th
5:30PM-7:00PM
$5
Come hear from members of your community about topics they are knowledgeable and passionate about. Discussion is encouraged. Bring your curiosity; we’ll provide the tea!
Select Fridays this Fall at 5:30PM – check back for specific dates and topics.
$5 – pre-register or drop in!
Scheduling Presenters Now for Fall/Winter 2026
Do you have something you are passionate about and would like to tell others about it? We’d love to have you! Get in touch.
Community Sound Bath

Featuring Vanessa Joy in October and November.
“Alchemy Within”
Pre-register or drop in!
Serenity Lounge

Deep downtempo and blissful bass with Tsunami
Enjoy a moment in a space centered around attention, atmosphere, and human connection.
Sometimes meditative, sometimes energetic – we think good music, good company, and good tea are complementary. Sit for an intimate conversation with a friend, move and dance, or take an introspective journey. No right or wrong – just peace and being.
Thai massage short sessions!
This non-alcoholic event is suitable for all ages.
Pre-register or drop in!
$7
Polyvagal Theory & Massage Thearpy – A Continuing Education Class

This course connects the body’s trauma response with therapeutic touch. You’ll explore Polyvagal Theory, how the nervous system reacts to stress, and how this understanding can support your practice and well-being. Learn to spot non-verbal signals, use targeted massage thechniques, create a calm space, and stay grounded to prevent burnout.
Saturday, Oct. 31, 2026
11:00AM-3:00PM
with instructor Deb Frank, MSW, BCTMB
Deb Frank has over 25 years of experience as an integrative massage therapist, Reiki master, coach and teacher. She also holds a master’s degree in clinical social work. Her strength-based, holistic approach supports trauma, mental health, chronic pain, and whole-person healing.
The Alliance for Integrative Education is handling the ticketing for this event. Sign up before September 30th for an early bird discount!
Master Your Energy with Play: A Mid-Month Reset

A fun class that will teach you how to clean and clear your personal space.
Use your imagination and have fun playing with movement of your own life force energy with awareness and intention. Learn how to clear your energy field and have fun doing it. Play with creating energetic flow, understand your own energy, and creating healthy energitic spaces. Beginner class in understanding, feeling, and playing with your energy field. Learn how to differentiate energies and harmonize with other people.
Class topic will depend on who is in the class that week.
Wednesdays – October 14th, November 18th, …
$10 – pre-register or drop in!
Room for Grief

Grief, Gratitude, and Belonging
Grief is not a problem to be solved, but an experience to be witnessed. Grief, when shared, becomes a bridge that connects us rather than a burden that isolates us; and offers an opportunity for finding authentic healing. We will speak from personal experience, listen with curiosity, and honor different ways of responding to grief.
We will ground ourselves, share what brings us to the space, as well as what we are taking with us as we leave. As our monthly gatherings evolve, participants and community members will be invited to share the particular gifts and skills they have to offer this collective experience of grief. This may include singing, movement, breath work, and other embodied practices.
Participants are welcome to bring something to add to the altar that represents their experience of grief.
Paula Williams will hold the space for these peer-led gatherings. Paula is a long-time member of the Northland community having first come to the area in the late 90’s to live and work with the Loaves and Fishes community, then moving to a nearby farm in 2000 where she tried her hand as a flower farmer and hosted gatherings in the big red dairy barn. Motherhood settled her in to life in the country, until she moved back to Duluth in 2024. Paula has worked as a life coach for over 20 years, pivoting to therapy in May. She has been imagining this kind of monthly grief gathering for years and is grateful to Halcyon House for the opportunity to gather in its unique space.
Saturday – November 14th & December 12th
10AM – 11:30AM
Free!
If you pre-register, we can get an idea of the size of group beforehand. Feel free to drop in as well.
Past Events…
Guided Meditation with Neil Rasmussen

with Mental Health Therapist, Neil Rasmussen, MS Immerse yourself in calm, embodied presence, tea, communal circle, and an immersive guided meditation, centering yourself with love, ease, and connection.
Inside the Nervous System Workshops

Understanding Yourself to Better Understand Your Child Have you ever wondered why one child craves movement while another avoids it? Why some children melt down over seemingly small things, or why certain strategies work on day and not the next? This interactive set of workshops for parents explores how the nervous system shapes behavior, emotions,…
Body as Place

Sara and I were invited to present at Svalja Whole-being’s Community Conference in Duluth. We are so excited to explore “body as place”. We will experiment with what makes you feel at home and safe in your body. The conference starts Friday 5/29 from 6:00-9:00pm and continues 5/30 from 8:00-6:00. Contact http://www.svalja.yoga/community-conference for more information Join us for…
Opening Reception – Artist Paul LaJeunesse

May 9th at 5:30PM Paul LaJeunesse creates large-scale, site-specific murals that reflect the historic, identities, communities and locations. His work is rooted in research, collaboration and storytelling. Through his process he transforms public spaces into a shared narrative. “My research revolves around the concept of place and how places are assimilated with personal values to…





