Disclaimers


Drug and Alcohol Recovery: Sēfari offerings are not intended to be a detoxification program or a recovery support group. Nor is it intended to be a substitute or an alternative to such programs. If you are addicted to alcohol or drugs, we urge you to seek a program designed to help you achieve sobriety. We require that you have at least 90 days sobriety before participating in any Sēfari offerings.

Trauma: The Sēfari re:birth immersion is not a trauma recovery program. If you experienced severe, repetitive trauma in your childhood or believe you may be experiencing symptoms from the effects of trauma, we urge you to consult with a qualified trauma specialist be participating in the re:birth process.

Psychotherapy: The Sēfari re:birth immersion is not intended to be psychotherapy, nor is it intended to be a substitute or an alternative to such therapy. If you have a problem that requires psychological treatment, we urge you to consult a psychotherapist. If you are in therapy, we require you to discuss with your therapist your decision to participate in our program.

the journey is the destination | @IAMSEFARI

Big news | a few months ago @flamingo_estate’s visionary Richard reached out to me, seeking to connect around water. Specifically, how I relate to water & share that experience with my community. Our shared love of bathing was the entry p
Exploring deep time with soft hands | this sentiment has been such an anchor helping me navigate the terrain of memory, loss, and change. Art is the bridge, connecting past and future. Rooting into presence, I embrace the power expression and disco
Notes from in the field: last weekend, I had the pleasure of hosting a series of @iamsefari wellbeing workshops at @thesearanchlodge. When invited to craft on this particular adventure, I felt deeply called to the poetry & philosophy of the lat
Tracing the textures of time in charcoal | Temple of Diana, Nîmes, France, 2024. Aidons l’hydre à vider son brouillard. MALLARME, Divagations, P. 352. Les forces imaginantes de notre esprit se déve loppent sur deux axes
Hiroshi Sugimoto’s teahouse ‘Mondrian’ at Naoshima, photographed by @petra.noordkamp | i also loved what she shared about what Sugimoto wrote about this piece. ‘Traditionally, the name of a tea house has to be a poetic evoca
So looking forward to co-creating with @tea__at__shiloh for another round of stone studies. Stay tuned for more info! Coming this summer 🪨✨⚡️♾️🔮
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