Gatherings + Experiences

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UnEarthed Kula
Oct
16

UnEarthed Kula

UnEarthed Kula

Kula
koo-lah · Sanskrit


Community, family, or chosen circle.
A gathering of people connected by shared values, curiosity, and care.

This is a monthly dinner and deeper conversation for therapists and helping professionals.

Therapy is relational work. Doing it can still feel surprisingly lonely.

UnEarthed Kula is a monthly living-room gathering for therapists and closely allied helping professionals who want something beyond another training, networking mixer, or hurried coffee meetup.

We’ll gather around the table for a simple shared dinner and the kinds of conversations that rarely fit between sessions, notes, trainings, and the rest of real life.

Dinner will be warm, unfussy, and made for lingering. Some evenings, we may prepare something simple together. Other evenings, the meal will be waiting when you arrive. Either way, there is nothing to bring and nothing to prepare for.

Each month, we’ll sit with a different theme or question—moving through theory, practice, culture, relationships, identity, and what it means to stay human while doing work that asks so much of us. Optional readings, essays, podcasts, or other offerings may be shared beforehand to give us a place to begin.

They are invitations, not homework. No preparation is required.

This is not supervision, group therapy, or a CE event. It is not another room where you have to be polished, strategic, or “on.” Connections, collaborations, and referrals may happen naturally, of course.

The intention is simple: good food, honest conversation, shared curiosity, and time with people who understand the work behind the work.

Who is UnEarthed Kula for?

UnEarthed Kula is open to therapists and closely allied helping professionals at every stage of practice—including associates, licensed clinicians, private practice therapists, supervisors, counselors, social workers, psychologists, and other relationally oriented providers.

You do not need to know anyone before you arrive. Come as you are.

Gathering details

Third Fridays
6:00–9:00 PM
Keller / North Fort Worth, Texas

Gatherings are hosted in a private home. Advance registration is required, and the exact location will be shared after you reserve your seat.

Once you sign up, you will also receive a link to complete a Google Form to share a bit about yourself. Totally optional, highly preferred.

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Read + Gather
Sep
20

Read + Gather

A monthly community gathering for curious souls who love meaningful books, poetry, and thoughtful conversation. Our first read: What My Bones Know by Stephanie Foo.

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UnEarthed Kula
Sep
18

UnEarthed Kula

UnEarthed Kula

Kula
koo-lah · Sanskrit


Community, family, or chosen circle.
A gathering of people connected by shared values, curiosity, and care.

This is a monthly dinner and deeper conversation for therapists and helping professionals.

Therapy is relational work. Doing it can still feel surprisingly lonely.

UnEarthed Kula is a monthly living-room gathering for therapists and closely allied helping professionals who want something beyond another training, networking mixer, or hurried coffee meetup.

We’ll gather around the table for a simple shared dinner and the kinds of conversations that rarely fit between sessions, notes, trainings, and the rest of real life.

Dinner will be warm, unfussy, and made for lingering. Some evenings, we may prepare something simple together. Other evenings, the meal will be waiting when you arrive. Either way, there is nothing to bring and nothing to prepare for.

Each month, we’ll sit with a different theme or question—moving through theory, practice, culture, relationships, identity, and what it means to stay human while doing work that asks so much of us. Optional readings, essays, podcasts, or other offerings may be shared beforehand to give us a place to begin.

They are invitations, not homework. No preparation is required.

This is not supervision, group therapy, or a CE event. It is not another room where you have to be polished, strategic, or “on.” Connections, collaborations, and referrals may happen naturally, of course.

The intention is simple: good food, honest conversation, shared curiosity, and time with people who understand the work behind the work.

Who is UnEarthed Kula for?

UnEarthed Kula is open to therapists and closely allied helping professionals at every stage of practice—including associates, licensed clinicians, private practice therapists, supervisors, counselors, social workers, psychologists, and other relationally oriented providers.

You do not need to know anyone before you arrive. Come as you are.

Gathering details

Third Fridays
6:00–9:00 PM
Keller / North Fort Worth, Texas

Gatherings are hosted in a private home. Advance registration is required, and the exact location will be shared after you reserve your seat.

Once you sign up, you will also receive a link to complete a Google Form to share a bit about yourself. Totally optional, highly preferred.

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UnEarthed Kula
Aug
21

UnEarthed Kula

UnEarthed Kula

Kula
koo-lah · Sanskrit


Community, family, or chosen circle.
A gathering of people connected by shared values, curiosity, and care.

This is a monthly dinner and deeper conversation for therapists and helping professionals.

Therapy is relational work. Doing it can still feel surprisingly lonely.

UnEarthed Kula is a monthly living-room gathering for therapists and closely allied helping professionals who want something beyond another training, networking mixer, or hurried coffee meetup.

We’ll gather around the table for a simple shared dinner and the kinds of conversations that rarely fit between sessions, notes, trainings, and the rest of real life.

Dinner will be warm, unfussy, and made for lingering. Some evenings, we may prepare something simple together. Other evenings, the meal will be waiting when you arrive. Either way, there is nothing to bring and nothing to prepare for.

Each month, we’ll sit with a different theme or question—moving through theory, practice, culture, relationships, identity, and what it means to stay human while doing work that asks so much of us. Optional readings, essays, podcasts, or other offerings may be shared beforehand to give us a place to begin.

They are invitations, not homework. No preparation is required.

This is not supervision, group therapy, or a CE event. It is not another room where you have to be polished, strategic, or “on.” Connections, collaborations, and referrals may happen naturally, of course.

The intention is simple: good food, honest conversation, shared curiosity, and time with people who understand the work behind the work.

Who is UnEarthed Kula for?

UnEarthed Kula is open to therapists and closely allied helping professionals at every stage of practice—including associates, licensed clinicians, private practice therapists, supervisors, counselors, social workers, psychologists, and other relationally oriented providers.

You do not need to know anyone before you arrive. Come as you are.

Gathering details

Third Fridays
6:00–9:00 PM
Keller / North Fort Worth, Texas

Gatherings are hosted in a private home. Advance registration is required, and the exact location will be shared after you reserve your seat.

Once you sign up, you will also receive a link to complete a Google Form to share a bit about yourself. Totally optional, highly preferred.

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Nature Yogis: Summer Series
Jun
7
to Jul 26

Nature Yogis: Summer Series

Outdoor movement and nature play for kids in Keller, TX—building confidence, creativity, and connection through guided exploration. Every Sunday in June and July 2026 at 136 Hill Street Keller, Texas. Dandelion House

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TRE Workshop
Mar
22

TRE Workshop

A guided somatic workshop using Tension & Trauma Releasing Exercises (TRE™) to support completion of the stress cycle. This experiential practice helps the body discharge stored tension and return to regulation — without needing to retell your story.

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ReWild: Women’s Hike
Mar
8

ReWild: Women’s Hike

ReWild: International Women’s Day Edition

Invitations include gentle intention setting, mindfulness moments along the trail, women-centered connection, and more. Everything offered is simply that — an invitation. Participation is always optional. You choose what feels good in your body. No hiking experience is necessary; this gathering is welcoming and accessible for most bodies.

The heart of ReWild is cultivating emotional and physical well-being through experiential, nature-based practices that reconnect you with your authentic self, the living world around you, and the community beside you. Walking alongside other women can be deeply regulating — breath syncing, steps aligning, nervous systems settling into shared rhythm.

For generations, women have gathered on land — to grieve, to celebrate, to plan, to survive. This day feels like a continuation of that lineage. Whether you’re seeking peace, empowerment, connection, or a touch of adventure, you’ll find space for it on the trail with us.

Follow the link to join this special International Women’s Day ReWild.

A signed waiver and registration are required for participation. Once you sign in, you will be prompted to complete the form. You will receive an email with detailed instructions about the exact meeting spot and what to expect on the trail 1-2 days before.

Please reach out with any questions! Info@UnEarthedTherapyAndYoga.com

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Virtual Mindful Meditation
Feb
11

Virtual Mindful Meditation

Experience a virtual mindfulness meditation practice from the comfort of your own space. This practice will be centered around being mindful during the holiday season, guided by Sara Kercho. 

This offering invites a sacred opportunity to intentionally create space for reconnection with Self, fostering grounding and balance.

This is a virtual community offering that allows you to participate as desired.

Step into this intentional space of transition and rest—click above to register

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Reclaim: Dance + Mindful Movement
Feb
8

Reclaim: Dance + Mindful Movement

Reclaim your rhythm, your body, your Self!

This unique, donation-based offering led by Sara Kercho invites dance as a powerful form of somatic healing, creative expression, and emotional release. This offering blends mindful movement with embodied awareness, offering space to reconnect with your body, release stored tension, and explore how lived experiences shape the way you move through the world.

Through dynamic dance, improvisation, guided imagery, and somatic awareness, participants are gently guided to listen inward, move authentically, and reconnect with their natural rhythm. This practice supports nervous-system regulation, emotional processing, and a deeper sense of presence and self-trust.

No dance experience is needed. All bodies, abilities, and levels are welcome. Wear clothing that allows you to move comfortably, and bring water along with a yoga mat or towel for grounding and rest. We have plenty of extras to share, as well!

This is a give what feels good, donation-based class, offered in alignment with UnEarthed’s commitment to accessibility and community care. Come move, release, and reconnect—exactly as you are.

Registration is required. You may secure your spot here:  consent form

Reach out to Sara with any questions: mentallyherecommunity@gmail.com

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Reclaim: Dance + Mindful Movement
Jan
17

Reclaim: Dance + Mindful Movement

Reclaim your rhythm, your body, your Self!

This unique, donation-based offering led by Sara Kercho invites dance as a powerful form of somatic healing, creative expression, and emotional release. This offering blends mindful movement with embodied awareness, offering space to reconnect with your body, release stored tension, and explore how lived experiences shape the way you move through the world.

Through dynamic dance, improvisation, guided imagery, and somatic awareness, participants are gently guided to listen inward, move authentically, and reconnect with their natural rhythm. This practice supports nervous-system regulation, emotional processing, and a deeper sense of presence and self-trust.

No dance experience is needed. All bodies, abilities, and levels are welcome. Wear clothing that allows you to move comfortably, and bring water along with a yoga mat or towel for grounding and rest. We have plenty of extras to share, as well!

This is a give what feels good, donation-based class, offered in alignment with UnEarthed’s commitment to accessibility and community care. Come move, release, and reconnect—exactly as you are.

Registration is required. You may secure your spot here:  consent form

Reach out to Sara with any questions: mentallyherecommunity@gmail.com

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ReWild
Dec
28

ReWild

ReWild: Women-Centered Nature-Based Therapeutic Experience

Invitations: Intention setting, mindfulness invitations, women-centered connection, and picnic finale! All of these are invitations, and participation is not required. You choose what feels good for you! No hiking experience necessary; this is very friendly for most bodies. 

Purpose: To cultivate emotional and physical health by engaging in experiential nature-based practices that allow connecting with your authentic self, the rest of the natural world, and your community. 

Whether you seek peace, empowerment, connection or a touch of adventure, you’ll find it on the trails with us! Follow the link to sign up for the next ReWild!

Follow the link to join our next adventure. A signed waiver and registration are required for participation. Once you sign in, you will be prompted to complete the form. You will receive an email with detailed instructions about the exact meeting spot and what to expect on the trail 1-2 days before. Please reach out with any questions! Info@UnEarthedTherapyAndYoga.com

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Mindfulness practice
Dec
22

Mindfulness practice

Experience a virtual mindfulness meditation practice from the comfort of your own space. This practice will be centered around being mindful during the holiday season, guided by Sara Kercho. 

This offering invites a sacred opportunity to intentionally create space for reconnection with Self, fostering grounding and balance.

This is a virtual community offering that allows you to participate as desired.

Step into this intentional space of transition and rest—click above to register

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