"Integration" is a key element in any transformational process, not just within expanded state work, but in all aspects of life. This human journey is a continuous exploration, and how we integrate these moments—whether physical, mental, emotional, environmental, or spiritual—shapes us and our relationship to life. Embodied integration practices offer us the opportunity to reflect, learn, and apply the lessons from our past, enabling us to live more consciously and meaningfully in the present, while also allowing us to truly embody the many deaths and re-births we will move through in a lifetime. When we create space to digest and embody these insights, they unfold as somatic wisdom that enriches our daily lives. In this online module, we intend to create a deep and sacred, contemplative yet playful space where we can be present with, and process the understandings that arise from the current shifts working to be metabolized within us.
We’ll explore through:
Join us for this online module December 11th-14th, 2025; open to anyone with a desire to deepen their personal relationship with an embodied approach to integration, or for those looking for more tools to support others.
We’ll explore through:
- The art of storytelling and myth weaving
- Yoga and embodied movement
- The unfolding of words through the practice of writing
- The gathering of voices in communal sharing
- The sacredness of ritual and its timeless embrace
- The quiet depth of contemplative reflection
Join us for this online module December 11th-14th, 2025; open to anyone with a desire to deepen their personal relationship with an embodied approach to integration, or for those looking for more tools to support others.
Meet the teachers
Cole Chance
Cole is a mover, a seeker, and a devoted student of the human experience. She believes movement is medicine, story is a bridge, and curiosity is the truest compass. Teaching in many capacities from studios, retreats and trainings to festivals and prisons, her offerings fuse flavorful asana and embodiment practices, nervous system and trauma literacy, yogic and Buddhist philosophy, eco-somatic and mytho-poetics all swirled up with compassionate self-inquiry.
Christine Calvert
Christine is a somatic practitioner, former licensed addictions counselor, and certified Holotropic Breathwork® facilitator. She's a grief and threshold tender. Christine serves as a teacher and module facilitator for Grof Transpersonal Training in the U.S. and internationally. For nearly two decades, she has supported others in the territory where body, psyche, and spirit meet—through expanded states, deep integration, and transformative life experiences. Her practice is rooted in a deep respect for the wisdom of the soma and psyche, and a commitment to helping people orient in times of uncertainty—reclaiming inner authority, making meaning, and remembering their mythic thread.
Cole is a mover, a seeker, and a devoted student of the human experience. She believes movement is medicine, story is a bridge, and curiosity is the truest compass. Teaching in many capacities from studios, retreats and trainings to festivals and prisons, her offerings fuse flavorful asana and embodiment practices, nervous system and trauma literacy, yogic and Buddhist philosophy, eco-somatic and mytho-poetics all swirled up with compassionate self-inquiry.
Christine Calvert
Christine is a somatic practitioner, former licensed addictions counselor, and certified Holotropic Breathwork® facilitator. She's a grief and threshold tender. Christine serves as a teacher and module facilitator for Grof Transpersonal Training in the U.S. and internationally. For nearly two decades, she has supported others in the territory where body, psyche, and spirit meet—through expanded states, deep integration, and transformative life experiences. Her practice is rooted in a deep respect for the wisdom of the soma and psyche, and a commitment to helping people orient in times of uncertainty—reclaiming inner authority, making meaning, and remembering their mythic thread.
This event consists of seven 3-hour sessions. To enhance the group experience for everyone, please note that you will be expected to attend all 7 sessions of the module just as you would if it were being held live, at a retreat center.
US Pacific Dates and Times*:
Thursday, Friday, & Saturday: 11a-2p & 3:30-6:30p Pacific time
Sunday: 11a-2p pacific time
For Questions, please contact:
[email protected]
To Register, please click below:
US Pacific Dates and Times*:
Thursday, Friday, & Saturday: 11a-2p & 3:30-6:30p Pacific time
Sunday: 11a-2p pacific time
For Questions, please contact:
[email protected]
To Register, please click below: