hello@mossvillage.org
hello@mossvillage.org
Moss Village is a place for cultivating wellbeing, regeneration, and thriving of individuals, communities, and ultimately our Earth. We serve an emergent vision of wholeness and center our offerings on spiritual, relational, and embodiment practices, as well as Earth-based ritual and expressive arts.
Moss Village is a sanctuary that supports personal and collective healing and growth. We are a small resident community in service of offering and hosting a diversity of experiential healing arts trainings, workshops, and residential retreats.
Jo Wunderly is the visionary director of Moss Village and Vision Walkers Collective. She is dedicated to developing human evolution ecosystems – safe and nurturing spaces – where practitioners and teachers can work with clients and students in meaningful ways. Jo believes if we each resolve our personal trauma and shadow, and grow a diverse set of skills, we become stewards of change in a world in need of healing.
When Jo is not designing spaces, she guides individuals and leads retreats that weave together shadow inquiry, empathetic communication, Zen koan meditation, Continuum movement, vision questing, and permaculture stewardship.
Olga Sohmer, Ph.D. is a holistic counselor, integration guide, and experiential educator passionate about encouraging the depths of human potential. Drawing from a diverse background in transpersonal and depth psychology, mindful embodied counseling (Hakomi), nervous system attuned and trauma-informed care (NeuroSomatic Intelligence), transformative coaching, archetypal cosmology, and participatory inquiry, she brings a multidimensional approach to her facilitation, writing, and counseling.
Parallel with her private practice and scholarship, Olga lived at Moss Village during its inception and is honored to be a resident in support of retreat operations.
Kate Flore, MPH, OTR, CMP, is an occupational therapist, educator, and Gestalt facilitator who believes that we are all an instrument for our own healing. Kate shares her time between her clinical practice and teaching practitioners how to work skillfully with the body. Her clinical practice includes hands-on bodywork, movement re-education, and nervous system regulation. She trains practitioners in effective, precise, and sensitive touch, combining clinical knowledge with experiential learning. Kate leads workshops, retreats, and one-on-one sessions for clients and professionals interested in bodywork, movement education, and somatic skill development. As a resident of Moss Village, Kate is an active member of the residential community and provides support for guests and visitors.
