A Collective
S.L.O.W. Presence Weavers
A collective of healers gathered in the magic of coming together — rooted in sacred accompaniment, communal healing, and transformative justice.
What we believe
At S.L.O.W. Presence, I believe in the magic of coming together. I see the power of sacred accompaniment while engaging in deeper communal healing and transformative justice.
S.L.O.W. stands for: Sensations, Longings, Orientations, Wonderment.
Who this is for
S.L.O.W. Presence Weavers is a collective of healers who identify as POC (person of color), or identify as LGBTQI, or experience neurodiversity — and who own small businesses that support healing, empowerment, holistic health, transformative justice, creativity, and well-being.
Inspired by The Breathe Network, where Dr. Malhotra serves as a volunteer board member. The collective is currently free to join; a nominal fee for technology and administration may be introduced as the network grows.
The Weavers
A growing circle of practitioners.
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Chrishona Henry
Holistic Expression & Consultation
Founded in 2020, Holistic Expression Services combines mental and medical health through a mind-body healing approach.
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Dr. Leonard Cruz
Performer, Choreographer, Arts Integration Consultant
Creative inclusivity promoter and contemplative culture advocate working at the intersection of performance and embodied awareness.
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Mari Matsumura
Certified Psychotherapist
Japan
Specializes in trauma, dissociation, and somatic work. Works extensively with complex trauma.
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Magdalena Weinstein
Body-Oriented Trauma Work
Fort Bragg, Northern California
Chilean immigrant and neurodivergent practitioner working with immigrants, BIPOC, and neurodivergent clients.
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melissa l. bennett
Storyteller, Spiritual & Community Care
Descendant of the Umatilla, Nimiipuu, Sac & Fox, and Anishinaabe peoples. Weaves tarot, writing, art, and indigenous teachings.
Visit website →Guidelines for joining
- You identify as a person of color (POC), as LGBTQI, or as a person who experiences neurodiversity.
- You own a small business or independent practice that supports healing, empowerment, holistic health, transformative justice, creativity, or well-being.
- You honor the values of sacred accompaniment, communal healing, and transformative justice in your work.
- You have an active website or online presence where prospective clients can learn about your offerings.
- You agree to be listed in this directory and added to the S.L.O.W. Weavers email network.
Ready to be woven in?
If the guidelines resonate, complete the application below. Your information will be added to the S.L.O.W. Weavers email network and to this directory page upon review.