An 11 Week Season of Tending

With Valisha Lasker & Tessa Hansen

For women at thresholds who want to practice receiving rather than pushing their way through life

This is an 11 week, online seasonal container for women who know something needs to change. Not by doing more. But by softening. Listening. Receiving.

This is not an 11-week intensive program

It’s an 11-week season you’re held inside.

There is nothing to keep up with.
Nothing to complete.
Nothing to perform.

We meet six times total over the span of 11 weeks.
The rest is spacious integration, rest and living your actual life.

This container is designed to remove pressure, not add it.

What This Offers

Over the course of the Spring season, we will alternate between two sacred forms of tending:

Breathwork Mastery RBM – slow, connected breathing (without force or holds) and intention to support inner healing, release old patterns and create space for clarity, intuition and real change


Plant Spirit Medicine – meditation, tea ritual, and an ongoing relationship with one nourishing herb chosen for the season

Rather than studying many plants at once, we slow down and listen.
One plant becomes a steady companion through the season, met again and again through gentle guided meditation, simple tea ritual and sensory noticing.

This is not about learning facts or interpreting symbols “correctly.”
It is a practice of relationship, allowing the plant to support you physically, emotionally and energetically over time, in its own quiet way.

The rhythm is intentional.
One gathering to clear.
One gathering to nourish.
Again and again.

Not to fix.
But to receive

This is for those who are tired of pushing their way through life and are ready to practice being held by breath, herbs, rhythm and steady companionship. It is a space to slow down enough to hear what your body already knows. To tend your own cup. To remember what truly matters.

What You May Notice By The End of Spring

A Softer Relationship with Your Body

You may begin to listen instead of push, to respond instead of override. Your body can become a place of companionship rather than something to manage or correct.

More Trust in Your Intuition

Your inner knowing may grow stronger, easier to hear and easier to follow. Decisions may feel rooted in truth rather than pressure or outside voices.

A Feeling of Being Accompanied Rather Than Alone

You may feel witnessed in your experience, held in something larger than yourself. Even in quiet moments, there is a sense of shared presence.

Less Urgency to Fix Yourself

The constant sense of being “behind” or broken may soften. You may realize you’re not a problem to solve, but a life to tend.

Greater Clarity About How You Want to Live

What truly matters may come into focus. Your choices may begin to reflect your values, rhythms and longings rather than expectation.

A Deeper Capacity to Receive

You may allow support, rest and nourishment to meet you without guilt. Receiving may become as natural and sacred as giving.

This is a practice in receiving. Receiving nourishment. Receiving guidance. Receiving rest. Receiving your own wisdom.

Your Guides

Tessa Hansen

Breathwork Mastery RBM Practitioner

Tessa is a mother of two young children who deeply understands the demands and stresses of everyday life. With a compassionate and nurturing approach, she guides others to harness the power of their breath through intention setting to live the life they want. Through her parasympathetic breathwork practice, she offers a gentle, ongoing way to reduce stress, regulate the nervous system and clear and rewire old birth patterns and core beliefs…inviting a more grounded, trusting relationship with life.

Valisha Lasker

Herbalist + Death Doula + Breathwork Mastery RBM (Stage 3)

My work as a death doula has taught me that what matters most is rarely what we think it is. At the end of life, people do not wish they had done more. They wish they had softened sooner. Loved more fully. Lived more honestly.

This offering is shaped by this knowing.
It is a living response to what the dying teach us: to let go of what is not essential and tend to what is.

Your Questions, Answered

If you feel a YES

If something in your body softened while reading this, that is enough to trust.

This is an invitation to step into Spring differently.
With less striving.
With more listening.
With care that is steady and real.

You are welcome here.