


Reclaiming Peace + Nourishment for Your Mind, Body and Soul
When: August 23-24, 2025
Where: Rising Fawn Gardens (https://www.risingfawngardens.com/directions/) 30 minutes outside Chattanooga, TN
Reclaiming Peace + Nourishment for Your Mind, Body and Soul is a deeply restorative retreat designed to help you slow down, reconnect, and replenish. Over the course of our time together, you'll be held in a nurturing environment where presence is honored, self-care is sacred, and your whole being is invited to exhale.
Through a blend of guided movement, mindful stillness, nourishing meals, heartfelt connection, and spacious time to simply be, you'll create space for what truly matters. This retreat is an invitation to come home to your body, quiet your mind, and awaken your inner wisdom.
Whether you're feeling depleted, curious, or simply ready to rest, this experience will meet you where you are—and gently guide you back to a place of wholeness.
Early bird pricing ends May 19.
Ticket sales include breakfast and lunch both days! Lodging is not included in retreat pricing. We will be sending each participant a list of local accommodations that we recommend!
When: August 23-24, 2025
Where: Rising Fawn Gardens (https://www.risingfawngardens.com/directions/) 30 minutes outside Chattanooga, TN
Reclaiming Peace + Nourishment for Your Mind, Body and Soul is a deeply restorative retreat designed to help you slow down, reconnect, and replenish. Over the course of our time together, you'll be held in a nurturing environment where presence is honored, self-care is sacred, and your whole being is invited to exhale.
Through a blend of guided movement, mindful stillness, nourishing meals, heartfelt connection, and spacious time to simply be, you'll create space for what truly matters. This retreat is an invitation to come home to your body, quiet your mind, and awaken your inner wisdom.
Whether you're feeling depleted, curious, or simply ready to rest, this experience will meet you where you are—and gently guide you back to a place of wholeness.
Early bird pricing ends May 19.
Ticket sales include breakfast and lunch both days! Lodging is not included in retreat pricing. We will be sending each participant a list of local accommodations that we recommend!
When: August 23-24, 2025
Where: Rising Fawn Gardens (https://www.risingfawngardens.com/directions/) 30 minutes outside Chattanooga, TN
Reclaiming Peace + Nourishment for Your Mind, Body and Soul is a deeply restorative retreat designed to help you slow down, reconnect, and replenish. Over the course of our time together, you'll be held in a nurturing environment where presence is honored, self-care is sacred, and your whole being is invited to exhale.
Through a blend of guided movement, mindful stillness, nourishing meals, heartfelt connection, and spacious time to simply be, you'll create space for what truly matters. This retreat is an invitation to come home to your body, quiet your mind, and awaken your inner wisdom.
Whether you're feeling depleted, curious, or simply ready to rest, this experience will meet you where you are—and gently guide you back to a place of wholeness.
Early bird pricing ends May 19.
Ticket sales include breakfast and lunch both days! Lodging is not included in retreat pricing. We will be sending each participant a list of local accommodations that we recommend!
SESSIONS TO RESTORE + rejuvenate

MEET THE RETREAT SPEAKERS

MEET KATIE
Katie Braswell, of Wild + Well, is a Holistic Nutritionist and Registered Yoga Teacher based in Chattanooga, TN. Growing up with a health-conscious family, her passion for real food and wellness started at an early age. She focuses on optimizing women’s health at all stages of pregnancy and motherhood. She believes women’s health recommendations are drastically behind the times and has made it her mission to change that — using real food and ancestral methods that help women regain vibrancy and wellness. Her continued education has led her to graduate from the Lily Nichols Prenatal Nutrition Institute and the Fertility Academy.

MEET LEAH
I am the co-owner with my husband here at High Garden, and possibly most of all, a nature loving tree hugger, conservationist, wife, mother and daughter. I am a trained clinical level herbalist, studying under many incredible elder herbalists over the years. In fact, I’ve been practicing herbalism for over 20 years. Before creating High Garden, I used my Master’s degree in psychology to be an ecotherapist and help others find belonging in this beautiful wild home we all share. I am honored to now use my years of herbal study and practice to train herbalists through our Plantfolk Herbalism program as well as make the best dang herbal tea available.
I practice and teach EcoHerbalism, a term I created to represent the practice of working with plants while considering the entire scope of wellbeing when collecting them. Truly learning more than just their “uses” and more of how they help create this perfect web in which we all live. Connection, Balance, Belonging. I am a forever student of the land and eternally grateful for the lessons.

MEET MADIA
Madia loves exploring and encouraging the adventure of "the edge" of what awakens you. Guiding you inward towards an intuitive, deep yoga practice that challenges your physical and mental stamina balanced with nurturing spacious openings of your body/mind is the essence of what can be felt in all her classes and her private body/mind sessions.
Madia Swicord is a Licensed Massage Therapist, Certified Hatha and Vinyasa Yoga Teacher and Yoga Teacher Trainer. She has an extensive background in supporting people with physical and emotional pain relief. Her passion is to assist someone on their journey to self-discovery and awakening to more energy and joy via a variety of ancient and modern mind/body techniques. She has advanced training in Yoga Psychology and is a Graduate of the Professional Hakomi Mindfulness Training of “assisted self-study” that is threaded into her yoga classes and her private sessions. She is also a Certified Presence-Based Coach and is utilizing these techniques in all that she offers.

Meet Colleen
Colleen Zeni is a mother of two and a holistic practitioner whose real education began in motherhood. A former preschool teacher, she witnessed early on how frequent antibiotics, limited food awareness, and a lack of support for root-cause healing were quietly impacting kids — and it lit a fire in her to find another way. In 2013, after a mentor handed her Nourishing Traditions and shared her story of vaccine injury, Colleen began a deep dive into ancestral nutrition, homeopathy, and functional wellness.
Over the years, she’s collected certifications, clinical hours, and plenty of lived experience — but her passion has always been making holistic care feel real and accessible for families. She understands how overwhelming the wellness world can be, especially for parents trying to do the right thing with limited time and a lot of pressure.
Today, Colleen is focused on in-person education, local community connection, and helping families feel prepared and confident — not perfect. Her heart is in helping others tune out the noise, slow down, and trust the wisdom they already have.

MEET CORINA
Rooted in the rhythms of seasonal and home-centered living, Corina enjoys a slower, more intentional pace—one that sees the garden as both a peaceful place and a source of good food. By caring for her country home and garden, she’s found that beauty and contentment often come from the simple, steady work of everyday life. As a homemaker and home curator, she believes a well-tended life starts at home. Through shared words, stories from her days, and hands-on workshops, Corina encourages others to embrace thoughtful homemaking—where living frugally can still feel elevated, and every corner of the home is shaped with care, purpose, and intention.

Meet Madison
Madison is a functional dietitian specializing in women's health. Her passion is helping women have healthy, comfortable cycles and become pregnant. She wholeheartedly believes that, with the right tools and support, our bodies can function the way they were designed to, and feel amazing in the process. She lives in Chattanooga, TN with her husband and three kids and enjoys mountains, yoga, travel, and a really good iced coffee.

MEET SANDY
Sandy Nannen, of Uncommonly Good Health, set out in 2000 to begin her career in holistic health. She initially started studying herbalism and holistic nutrition as a way to support and advocate for the health of her family. Fast forward to 2025, and she’s now been certified in Chris Kresser’s ADAPT program, the Root Cause Protocol, AIP, and lastly a master homeopath under Joette Calabrese. She enjoys combining her certifications and knowledge to practice a root cause approach and help her clients dig deep!