An invitation to rest, move, and remember what your body already knows. Step into 92-degree saltwater and experience two complementary practices designed for restoration and exploration.

Float (12-12:45pm) invites you into supported stillness—held by warm water, infused with Reiki. A non-verbal sanctuary for deep rest and presence. Optional meditation prompts. A space to simply be.

Flow (12:45-1:30pm) opens into gentle, intuitive movement. Listen to your body's wisdom, explore the water, discover what wants to emerge. Slowness and stillness welcome. Personal discovery with collective care.

One Saturday/month, Hermon Maine. Pre-registration required

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Practiced in warm (95°F) water, the foundation of Watsu is unconditional holding, and being, not doing. It’s use - like massage - for both therapy and stress reduction makes Watsu the world’s first form of Aquatic Bodywork. Benefits from an initial session may include an increase in mobility and muscular relaxation, and a decrease in pain and muscle spasms. Long term benefits of receiving Watsu regularly may include improved sleep patterns, improved digestion, improved immune response, decreased pain and anxiety, and decreased stress. Many clients experience increased mobility and muscular relaxation, decreased pain and muscle spasms, deep emotional release, reduced anxiety, and a profound sense of peace and safety in their bodies. With regular sessions, clients often report improved sleep, digestion, immune response, emotional resilience, and presence.  Currently offered one Saturday per month in a warm, saltwater pool.

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Two hours. Warm water. Collective care. Permission to be exactly who you are.

Join us for a soulful-somatic evening in 92-degree saltwater. This is ceremonial playfulness: structured enough to feel safe, spacious enough to surprise yourself.

This is a space to remember: your body is wise, your desires matter, and you belong exactly as you are.

Limited to 9 women because some magic only happens in small circles.

One Saturday/month, Hermon Maine. Pre-registration required

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