Terra Firma Living is rooted in the belief that true wellness grows from building safe and supportive communities. Our retreats and seminars offer a space to slow down, connect deeply, and explore healing in a way that feels both grounded and expansive. Here, we aim to engage meaningful and necessary conversations, offer transformative workshops, and form lasting bonds with like-minded souls.
We are deeply inspired by the richness of our surrounding communities, the land, the people, and the traditions they carry. With guidance from local artisans, somatic coaches, and healing practitioners, we build each experience to reconnect you with nature, self, and each other. Sustainability and community are at the forefront of all we do. Together, we cultivate spaces where individual wellness and knowledge becomes collective strength.
Ready to go mushroom hunting?
Join us for an unforgettable hike in the lush Pacific Northwest, guided by local mushroom experts. Along the way, you’ll learn to identify common mushrooms, discover edible varieties, and explore the unique plants and wildlife that thrive in the P.N.W. and learn about the vital role fungi play in our ecosystem. Spend the day in nature, build your foraging skills, and connect with fellow mushroom enthusiasts. Whether you’re new to foraging or already seasoned, this is your invitation to slow down, connect, and let the forest be your teacher.
To face mortality is to honor life.
We invite you to a unique three-day experience where we’ll gather to explore death work and estate planning—true acts of love and care for those we leave behind. Together, we’ll delve into the practical and emotional dimensions of preparing for the future, from understanding wills, trusts, and powers of attorney to considering healthcare directives and alternative burial practices. With guidance from local experts, we’ll gain clarity on how to ensure our wishes are honored and our loved ones supported.
Through movement, journaling, and guided conversation, we’ll also discover how body, mind, and spirit weave together in the face of impermanence. Our evenings will be spent in community, sharing meals, planned events, and celebrating this beautiful life we’ve been given. This is not just planning for the end; it is an invitation to live more fully, more intentionally, and more present in the here and now.
