SEPTEMBER 30 EVENT UPDATE
Due to my recent travel and upcoming travel to care for a family member, I’ve decided to move the workshop originally scheduled for September 30 to November 18.
September 30 will now be a Women’s Collective Open Gathering, with time for guided reflection, meaningful conversation, and connection with other women in the community.
I’ll be sharing more details about the November 18 Four Keys of Mindfulness Workshop soon.
Join the Wild New Way:
Women’s Collective
September Open Gathering!
Does this resonate?
You’ve been moving through life quickly and haven’t had much space to pause.
You notice patterns or reactions repeating, but aren’t always sure what’s underneath them.
You feel drawn to something deeper than surface-level conversations or connections.
What to expect:
A relaxed and welcoming morning with other thoughtful women.
Guided reflection around this month’s theme.
Meaningful conversation in a supportive setting.
Time to pause, reconnect, and gain fresh perspective.
Space to stay afterward for continued conversation and community.
Details
Date: Wednesday, September 30, 2026
Time: 8:30 to 9:00 AM
Arrive, bring your favorite beverage to enjoy, connect with others, and settle into the space.
9:00 to 10:00 AM
Guided reflection and conversation.
You’re warmly invited to stay afterward if you’d like more time to connect with the group.
Location: The Durango Collective |1315 Main Ave, Durango, CO.
Donation-based • Pay what you can
Register here
About the gathering
This is a space for women who feel the pull to slow down and spend time with what’s real.
It’s an opportunity to step out of the usual pace of life and notice what’s present, what’s shifting, what’s asking for attention, and what might be ready to be seen more clearly.
There’s nothing to fix or perform here.
Just a chance to be with yourself, and others, in a more honest and grounded way.
About Cindy
I’m Cindy Schmidt, a Master Jungian Life & Relationship Coach and Certified Spiritual Teacher.
My work brings together Jungian psychology, mindfulness, meditation, and Eastern wisdom to help women understand the patterns beneath their choices and reconnect with what genuinely matters to them.
I believe mindfulness becomes most meaningful when it moves beyond an idea and becomes something we can practice in our relationships, decisions, work, and everyday lives.
My approach is grounded, practical, and reflective, creating space to explore your inner world without overcomplicating the process.