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From nervous systems to natural systems, care begins with how we listen.
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April invites us to look more closely at how we care for our children, our environments, and ourselves.
This month, we’re holding two important threads together: Autism Awareness and Earth Day. While they may seem separate, both ask us to shift how we respond, to move away from control and toward understanding.
You’ll find insight into supporting children through moments of overwhelm, reflections on what a late autism diagnosis can reveal, and a deeper look at the environments we shape—from our homes to our landscapes.
We’re also highlighting the work happening right here in our community, where sustainability, thoughtful care, and connection are being lived out every day.
Whether we’re tending a nervous system or the soil beneath our feet, the question is the same: Are we creating conditions where life can flourish? |
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Member Spotlight
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Botanic Aromatics
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This month’s spotlight turns toward Botanic Aromatics, where care, craft, and botanical wisdom come together in support of everyday well-being.
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In this founder interview, Leslie Rice shares the path that shaped her work, along with the values that guide each formulation—rooted in lived experience, thoughtful practice, and a commitment to meaningful support.
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From the Field
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The Hoey Farm
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At Hoey Farm, stewardship of the land is a daily practice shaped by care, adaptability, and a commitment to growing well.
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In this interview, Luke Hoey shares how his path into farming unfolded, along with the practices that guide his approach to soil health and sustainable growing. His work reflects a deeper relationship with the land—one rooted in attention, intention, and a willingness to adapt over time.
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Community Event
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Tuesday Evening Market Launch
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The Greensboro Farmers Curb Market is launching its Tuesday Evening Market on April 14 from 4–7 pm, creating a new midweek space to gather, shop, and connect.
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With over 50 vendors, live music, and opportunities to sample local offerings, the evening market brings a relaxed, community-centered rhythm to the week.
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Community Reflection
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Women’s Wellness Retreat
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Recently, members of our community presented at the Greensboro Y Women’s Wellness Retreat—an opportunity to pause, reflect, and reconnect in a supportive and intentional space.
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Yolanda Marin,
Mary Ellen Hettinger, and
Dr. Alex Vujnovic each brought their unique perspective and practice to the experience—offering insight, guidance, and space for deeper personal exploration.
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Together, their contributions reflected the strength of collaborative care—where different modalities and voices come together to support growth, awareness, and meaningful connection.
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From the Blog
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That Green Lawn… and the Cost of Perfection
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The image of the perfect lawn is familiar—but what does it take to maintain it, and what might be lost along the way?
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This article explores the environmental and health impacts behind conventional lawn care, while inviting a shift toward more natural, supportive landscapes that work with—not against—the living systems beneath them.
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From the Blog
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A Common Story, Not Commonly Told
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What happens when understanding comes later in life? This reflection explores the experience of a late autism diagnosis and the clarity it can bring to a lifetime of patterns, challenges, and strengths.
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It offers a perspective that moves beyond labels—inviting a deeper awareness of how individuals navigate the world and how greater understanding can reshape both personal and collective care.
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From the Blog
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Why Nothing Is Sticking for Your Child
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When traditional approaches don’t seem to help, it can leave parents searching for answers. This article offers a different lens—looking at behavior as an output, not the starting point.
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Dr. Alex Vujnovic explores how the nervous system shapes a child’s ability to respond, regulate, and engage—providing practical insight into supporting children through moments of overwhelm with greater understanding and care.
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Upcoming Gathering
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Triad Reiki Conference 2026
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A space to gather, learn, and deepen practice, the Triad Reiki Conference brings together practitioners and those curious about energy work in a shared environment of connection and exploration.
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Through workshops, conversations, and community, the conference offers an opportunity to expand understanding while being in the presence of others walking a similar path.
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Community Event
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Starlight Gala: Shining A Light On Abilities
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The Down Syndrome Association of Greater Winston-Salem invites the community to its Fifth Annual Starlight Gala on May 2, 2026 at the Millennium Center in downtown Winston-Salem.
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This evening gathering will feature a silent auction, a thoughtfully prepared meal, inspiring award presentations, and special guests—bringing the community together in celebration and support.
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Upcoming Gathering
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April Networking Meeting
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Join us for our April Greensboro Holistic Collective networking meeting, featuring Madison Daniels of A Holistic Awakening as our guest presenter.
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These gatherings are an opportunity to connect with fellow practitioners, share perspectives, and continue building a supportive and collaborative local network.
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Community Action
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Walk MS Triad 2026
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The Walk MS Triad brings our community together in support of those affected by multiple sclerosis—raising awareness, building connection, and contributing to ongoing research and care.
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Whether you walk, donate, or simply show up in support, every action helps strengthen the collective effort to create meaningful impact.
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💬 Help Spread the Word
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Coming Events
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Opportunities to Gather
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Sisters Soul Circle — April 14, 6–7 pm
A quiet, supportive space for reflection, meditation, and connection.
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Mantra & Sound — April 24, 6–7 pm
A guided experience of breath, voice, and sound to support regulation and presence.
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World Tai Chi & QiGong Day — April 25, 10 am–12 pm
A free community gathering focused on movement, awareness, and shared practice.
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Members Supporting Members
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Growing Your Practice, Simply
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Running a practice means your time is already spoken for. Marketing often becomes something you know you should do—but don’t have the space to fully engage.
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Optimizing your Google Business Profile is one practical step that works quietly in the background—helping local clients find you without adding more to your plate.
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This short video walks through simple ways to strengthen your listing and increase your visibility with minimal effort.
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This Month’s Limerick
Where many skilled hands come together as one,
Supporting your healing with care that’s well-spun,
In a space made to share,
growth, connection, and care
Can you guess who we’ll spotlight next month?
See Who It Is
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