co-founded by two sisters and their mom in 2020, Wellness Village NH was brought to life.
Where We Come From We grew up in a very big, noisy, soft-hearted family just up the road from where the Village now stands. The kind of family where food is a language of love, hugs are instinct and where you never have to earn your place at the table. Care and offering isn’t something we found later on, but the spice and herb life was seasoned with from the start.
People often ask what it’s like to work with family, making those sort of wide 'omg' eyes. But for us working together has always been the dream.
In truth, we’ve been doing this work (the holding, tending, guiding) for most of our lives. Wellness Village NH simply gives it a home, a shape and an open door for others to step into with us.
What We've Learned & Carry Forward Our paths has been bending, hilly and quite wandering at times. We’ve raised children together, learned side by side through both medical and healing trainings, become attuned to energy work, held open the door for babies as they were born and elder ones who as they took their final breaths to move into the next place.
Together we’ve led New Hampshire’s women and youth chapters of Gather the Women’s global matrix, facilitated the gathering of this global sisterhood in Harlem, New York. We’ve led circle work in living rooms, meeting halls and community spaces across New England.
We’ve traveled to countries of the global majority to learn from their hands how to care for one another- how they honor birth, hold grief, celebrate thresholds and togetherness and tend the spaces in between.
Our education has come through formal trainings and lived experience alike: from learning the art and natural science of birth and lactation support, to receiving attunements in energy work, studying grief practices, end-of-life companioning and bodywork healing modalities. We’ve spent time as hospice volunteers, worked at hospitals, nursing homes and daycares alike.
We’ve participated in international learning exchanges as well as local trainings dedicated to women’s leadership, active bystandership and community resilience.
These threads were continuous choices to be braided, woven into something bigger than ourselves.
How the Village Took Shape The idea for Wellness Village NH didn’t arrive all at once. It was more like a call we kept hearing, a knowing that kept circling back: every human needs a safe place to land.
So we searched for a space. Then, together with our village, we built it. We hung the drywall, drilled the screws in place, moved furniture into place, painted and dressed the walls in mementos of the places we've been and people we’ve known.
It is, in a very real sense, a home built by the hands of our first village so we could offer a home for the next.
What the Village is Today Wellness Village NH is both a community for providers and a community for clients. Under its shelter, each of us three have our own modality and business, working right alongside the practitioners we support. Yes, we own the Village, but we are on the ground with each of you, doing the work shoulder-to-shoulder.
Inside our walls you’ll find: • furnished treatment rooms and meeting spaces • a gathering space that hums with energy • an adjoining Airbnb for retreats or rest • weekly support groups • free monthly events for the community • blessing ceremonies, workshops & offerings that evolve with the seasons
We are an energetic hub, a safe space, a fierce resource. Our informal invitation to every person who walks through the door is simple: take what you need, offer what you can.
Where We’re Heading If you ask us what’s next, we’ll tell you this: at over five years in, we still feel the space growing, taking new shape. Our vision is wide and tender, woven with deep care and a belief in the power of human connection.
We imagine more circles, more love. More providers bringing the work they’re passionate about to those who need it. More people arriving exactly as they are. More spaces that feel like exhale. More village.
Because the world is hungry for places where people remember how to care for one another. We grew up in a village like that… one that shaped us, steadied us and whispered go build more love into the world.