Collective Healing with Karina Mirsky, MA, ERYT
Collective Healing is a term used in social justice. It acknowledges that individuals with certain shared experiences can benefit from healing together. Collective Healing activities aim to support and empower people to develop their own skills and capacities to enable healing in their communities, families and within themselves.
We all share the hardship of living through the COVID-19 crisis. Healing is in tending to our physical bodies, mental health, and souls. Healing is accessing our own inner resources and resilience. Healing is in meaningful connection...
Join Karina and community online, once a month for a unique Mind/Body healing experience. All welcome. These events are on-donation. Pay Karina what you can for her time; your generosity will be paid forward.
Monthly Collective Healing Events
How to Participate & Donate
Participation:
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Pre-registration is required
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All welcome. No yoga experience needed
- You'll need an internet connection
- Pay what you can
Register via Zoom:
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Register using the event button (above)
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Events take place online via Zoom
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Must register separately for each event to receive the unique Zoom meeting ID, link & password
Donation Info:
During the COVID-19 crisis, Karina is committed to creating access for anyone who wants/needs to participate in these Collective Healing events.
Suggested Donation:
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$20 for 60 minute events
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$25 for 75 minute events
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$30 for 90 minute events
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$40 for 2 hour events
These are suggestions, but any amount is appreciated.
*Free participation is also available to those in need.
Make a Donation:
Karina is honored to share her heart-work and accept donations via:
Zelle:
Please donate by sending to Friends & Family.
Goods & Services now charges us a 5.4% fee.
We'd rather that amount go to Karina or charity.
We Pay it Forward...
In thanks to you, Karina donates a percent of each Collective Healing event to a non-profit in her community. Here are those who have, or will soon benefit:
Rootead: BIPOC Body Awareness & Birthing Justice
Kalamazoo Loaves & Fishes: Feeding the Hungry
OutFront Kalamazoo: Supporting LGBTQAI+