Where depth meets lightness, and connection is renewed.
A day of healing and renewal for couples ready to grow together with guidance and care.
Whether you are navigating grief, rebuilding trust, or simply longing to feel more connected, this experience is designed to support both the individual and the relationship with tenderness, truth, and care.
Why Couples Choose This Work
Rediscover safety, intimacy, and joy in your relationship
Receive skilled support from two facilitators grounded in somatic and therapeutic practices
Explore and reshape attachment patterns in a safe, structured way
Integrate the wisdom of your past while making space for what is next
Welcoming to monogamous, LGBTQ+, and polyamorous couples
Flow & Flight:
A Relationship Journey
Your Couples Journey Includes
Gentle Preparation
Group calls and one-on-one sessions with each partner to clarify intentions, name patterns, and prepare your nervous systems for the work ahead.
A Full-Day Immersive
A custom-designed journey day based on your unique needs and shared goals. We draw from somatic therapy, trauma work, and (optionally) expanded state facilitation.
Rest & Nourishment
Delicious, grounding food and spaciousness woven throughout the day. Slowing down is part of the healing.
Integration Support
Follow-up group and individual sessions to help carry the shifts into your everyday life. This is where the real transformation takes root.
Our Approach
Embodied Flow, Expansive Flight
We believe that relationships flourish when each partner is anchored in themselves and open to shared transformation. Our approach blends body-based presence, embodied honesty, compassionate reparenting, and creative communication.
We guide you into a deeper flow with your inner truth, and invite the flight of new ways of being together.
Who We Are
Avery Collura
Avery brings deep experience in grief, addiction recovery, and relational healing. Trained at the Center for Medicinal Mindfulness, she integrates mindfulness-based trauma work, somatic exploration, and the Jellyfish Method™ to help couples reconnect with presence, honesty, and care.
Meg Stevens
Meg is a licensed counselor in Colorado and a certified psychedelic-assisted therapist with the Integrative Psychiatry Institute. She specializes in boundaries, shame, and attachment healing. Her practice blends Internal Family Systems (IFS), eco-therapy, and body-based inquiry to support each partner in reclaiming truth and connection.