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Live Virtual Body Image Workshop
A virtual workshop to help you enter the New Year with devotion to your body, rather than rigid rules or resolutions.
A 2.5 hour workshop for women ready to release that strain and cultivate peace, trust, and devotion with their bodies.
New Year, More Body Peace.
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This workshop is for anyone feeling disconnected from their body — and worn down by years of trying to fix it.
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It’s for those who spend too much mental energy on their body: what to eat, how to move, and why it never quite feels right.
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For those who feel distant from pleasure or touch, who struggle to let softness in when January pushes discipline instead.
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If you’ve tried intuitive eating or embodiment practices but still feel untethered or unsure how to trust yourself, this space is for you.
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If you’re craving a gentler, more connected relationship with your body in the New Year - it's here.
The Workshop
In this 2.5 hour live virtual workshop, we'll explore:
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How to see the body as a beloved home instead of a project in need of renovation.
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What "Body Image" actually is, and how to gently examine the stories we tell of our own bodies.
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Reclaiming your body’s wisdom and knowing.
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Listening, truly and deeply, to your intuition.
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How to choose sustainable and values-aligned strategies for caring for your body in the New Year and beyond.
Details
Format:
Live virtual workshop on Zoom (will not be recorded)
Date:
Saturday, Feb 7, 2026
10:00–12:30 PM MST
Investment:
$150
(Includes a free Seasonal Self gathering, normally $25)
Space is limited:
Only 10 spots
Learn more under the FAQs below
Let next year be the year you make peace with your body.
Venmo @Jesie-Steffes to reserve your spot.
Former Participant
This is a lifelong journey but I now feel equipped with the tools, support, and knowledge of how to start dismantling diet culture...
Former Participant
I have more courage and confidence to be exactly who I am now.
Former Participant
Now, I know my body, trust my body, and accept my body the way that she is.
