Something exciting is unfolding.

The Unwind space is ready to grow. We are currently exploring a larger space that can hold more of what supports you most: deeper rest, richer connection, and opportunities to learn and explore together.

Before we take the next step in the lease process, I’d like your perspective. What would make this new space feel like a true home for your bodywork and integration experiences?

Here are a few areas to reflect on:

• Location: Which neighborhoods or areas feel most accessible or appealing for you? So far, we are looking at central and west Berkeley, Emeryville.
• Environment: Do you imagine a cozy, tucked-away sanctuary or an airy, light-filled studio?
• Offerings: What experiences would you most love to see offered here? Bodywork, couples sessions, group work, weddings, memorials, themed classes, or workshops on related topics like somatic integration, plant medicines, touch education, or nervous system regulation?
• Amenities: What details (like sound, scent, lighting, or rest areas) make a space feel deeply restorative for you?

This space is being co-created, and your input helps shape what it becomes. Whether you come for quiet restoration, relational exploration, or embodied learning, I want this next chapter to reflect our shared values of accessibility, inclusion, and attuned care.

You can reply directly to this email to share your thoughts.

Thank you for being part of this evolving work and for helping imagine what’s next. Your presence and voice truly matter here.

Warmly, Suz

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