A small, closed group of six to eight people meeting weekly for eight weeks, held by an experienced integration guide.
A journey can crack something open. This container is where you actually work that insight into how you show up day to day, so by week eight you're not just talking about it, you're living closer to it.
Simple and spacious by design. Each week holds its own theme, with room to explore what's actually alive for you, in a container built to follow the group rather than fill every minute with programming.
Each session follows what the group actually needs rather than filling every minute with programming.
Small enough that everyone is seen and known, with the same faces returning week after week.
What you bring in week three can be picked back up in week six, so the work has a real throughline.
Every session follows the same shape, so the group can drop in and go deep right away.
A short practice to come out of your head and into your body before the work begins.
Each week centers on its own theme, giving the group focus and a throughline from week to week.
Closer, more personal conversation in twos or threes, for the kind of connection that's harder to reach in the full group.
Back together as a whole circle, to share and be witnessed by everyone in the group.
This is the first season of the program, run as a beta, with a few things in it for you.
Priced for coming in before the program is fully built out.
Your feedback informs how future cohorts are built, from format to themes to cadence.
Direct access to Althea's leadership throughout the container, not just your facilitator.
Kicking off late October, meeting weekly for eight weeks. Exact day and time will be confirmed with the group before we begin.
Every Althea container is led by a facilitator we've personally vetted for real experience, not credentials alone. Interest has been strong enough that we may run more than one cohort, each with its own facilitator from our closed circle of hand-picked practitioners. We'll match you to yours and introduce them before kickoff.
Integration isn't about having every insight figured out. It's about having witnesses as you find out what it's asking of you.