Sunlight through a forest canopy
Colorado  ·  virtually anywhere

Relational ceremony, deep listening, and intentional gathering.

A shared practice space held by Avery, Meg & Meghan — rooted in presence, consent, spaciousness, and care. Seasonal retreats and small community gatherings, for women and for all.

The treehouse is not a fixed program. It is a living container — shaped by each group that gathers within it.

Some offerings are for women. Some are mixed-gender or open to all. Some are local — hikes, seminars, sauna & cold-plunge evenings. Others are multi-day retreats.

All are held with the same core values: presence, consent, spaciousness, and care.

Seasonal retreats

Gather with the turning of the seasons.

Retreats follow the solstices and equinoxes. Spaces are intentionally small — join the list to hear first.

Shifting Balances retreat
Now filling Women only
18 – 20 September 2026  ·  Fall Equinox

Shifting Balances

A women's retreat held at the quiet turning point when day and night meet and the pace of life begins to soften. A weekend to reflect, conserve energy, and reconnect with what wants to be carried forward.

Investment
$900 · hold your spot with a $225 deposit
Setting
Colorado · 3 days
For
Women only

Founding rate — the last group at $900 before pricing rises.

Curious about future seasons — Spring & Summer solstice gatherings? Join the list →

Community gatherings

Small, intimate ways to step in.

Gentle on-ramps to the treehouse — local and virtual, mostly free. However you arrive, you are welcome.

In-person book club gathering In person
Tuesday, July 21

Book Club

A monthly in-person evening of shared reading, reflection, and good conversation in Colorado.

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Virtual gathering Virtual
Tuesday, July 28

Treehouse Tuesdays

A virtual gathering open to all — a chance to slow down together from wherever you are.

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Forest hiking trail In person
Dates forthcoming

Microdose Hikes

Slow, intentional walks in nature held in accordance with Colorado's Natural Medicine Health Act.

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A group gathered in circle
Why heal in a group?

So much of what we carry lives in relationship.

Some layers of healing do not open when we are alone, or even in one-on-one spaces. For generations these practices have been shared in communal settings, where healing unfolds within the field of the group.

You can bring all of yourself here — the tender, the uncertain, the gorgeous, the messy. You do not have to walk this path alone.

  • ·Listening more closely to your body
  • ·Being witnessed without pressure to explain or resolve
  • ·Resting, reflecting, and reconnecting with what matters
  • ·Practicing presence rather than fixing
Who we are

Three facilitators, one shared practice.

Avery Collura

Avery Collura

Deep experience in grief, addiction recovery, and relational healing. Integrates mindfulness-based trauma work, somatic exploration, and the Jellyfish Method — compassionate and direct.

Meg Stevens

Meg Stevens

A licensed Colorado counselor centered on boundaries and shame resilience. Blends Internal Family Systems, eco-therapy, and body-based inquiry with steadiness, warmth, and depth.

Meghan Armstrong

Meghan Armstrong

A rare gift for sitting with people in their stories — deep presence and emotional attunement, helping people arrive at insights they did not know were waiting.

Misty forest

Come say hello.

If you are curious about the treehouse, there are gentle ways to step in — a free event, a virtual gathering, or simply a conversation. However you arrive, you are welcome.