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Release and Renew: The Gift of Primal Emotional Release

May 9 @ 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm EDT
Join us in person to unlock deep emotional healing and feel refreshed with primal release techniques!

Release and Renew: The Gift of Primal Emotional Release

Ready to let go of old emotions and feel lighter?

The International Primal Association in partnership with The Living Well Institute and The Washingon Parks and People invite you to attend in person workshop for an empowering session where you’ll tap into your primal emotional energy to release stress and renew your spirit.

It’s all about connecting deeply with yourself and embracing a fresh start. Come as you are and get ready to feel the freedom of true emotional release!

This substance free in-person event is all about expressing your authentic self s and releasing what your body is holding. Come ready to explore, breathe, and heal in a supportive space. Whether you’re new or experienced, this is your chance to release tension and renew your energy. Don’t miss out on this amazing opportunity to gift yourself some primal healing.

What to bring:
– Yoga mat
– Pillow
– Water bottle
– A willingness to let your inner child be seen and heard

WHAT YOU’LL EXPERIENCE

✨ Introduction to primaling and somatic release (in a safe, guided way)
✨ Optional emotional expression (no pressure)
✨ Supportive group environment
✨ Reflection + integration
✨ Light plant-based refreshments

WHO THIS IS FOR

  • Beginners curious about healing
  • Leaders and change makers needing support
  • Individuals feeling overwhelmed or emotionally stuck
  • Those holding stress in their body
  • Anyone seeking a safe space to release and reset

WHAT YOU’LL LEAVE WITH

✔ A sense of emotional release
✔ A lighter, more grounded body
✔ Tools to support ongoing healing

✨ This experience is valued at $85 but is being offered free to the community
✨ Limited spots available

Reserve your space now.

IMPORTANT NOTE

This is a wellness and educational experience and not a substitute for medical or mental health care.

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