Wild Belonging.
A five week eco series bridging nature reconnection, cultivating soul-centric community and deepening your ecological identity. Remembering yourself as a mammal of this earth.
We have become an indoor society, tech-bound and living in a fragmented world. The call to surround ourselves in community, to belong, to strengthen our connection with the land, and to nourish our spirits is alive now more than ever.
How are we to cross this river in this Great Turning, if not together? We are seeds, and our flourishing was never meant to happen alone, it grows through the bonds we strengthen with the land and with one another. Together we can plant and regenerate a culture that is life-affirming, one where our own becoming and the Earth's becoming are woven into the same story.
Come home to yourself and your wild belonging. Explore your connection to the natural world and your ancestry while held in community. Allow nature to be a bridge into greater intimacy with yourself. Wild Belonging is a cohort that meets once a week to practice the Way of Council, Earth-Based Contemplative Practices, drawing from Wilderness Rites of Passage Models, & Ecopsychology.
Reclaim your Wild Belonging to this Earth.
This Container Is For You If…
You're craving community that celebrates your ecological identity and wildness.
You're craving a spiritual, embodied connection with the Earth. More time outside, more earth-based practice, more attunement to your own landscape.
You want to deepen your relationship with yourself, grow your self-awareness, and be witnessed by community as you do.
You want to deepen your knowledge of how your ancestors connected with land, the seasons, and their people.
You're grieving modernity, capitalism, and white supremacy.
You want to deepen your relationship with your voice.
You can sit in the fire of relational transformation — willing to look at your shadow and committed to growth.
Our time together
We will gather in-person once a week for five weeks during the Fall season. We will practice The Way of Council, Ecopsychological practices and relate with the land as a guide, storyteller and teacher. Our nature-reconnection practices are intended to strengthen your wild belonging to this earth, alongside like-minded community. We invite your authenticity and wholeness, welcoming your gifts in this circle, honoring your unique soul path.
Meet the Team
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Reet Rannik Carías
Reet (she/they/ella) is the founder of Ecoterapia and a seasoned Wilderness Rites of Passage guide, initiated on the wild lands of the Yavapai and Apache peoples. She holds Master's degrees in Transpersonal Ecopsychology from Naropa University and Integral Counseling Psychology from the California Institute of Integral Studies, and weaves together Gestalt, ecopsychology, Buddhism, rites of passage, and animism in service of keeping the old ways alive through this Great Turning.
A songbird of Estonian, Dominican, Irish, and Colombian ancestry, born and raised in the Dominican Republic, being multilingual, multicultural, multiracial and gender fluid - ni de aquí ni de allá, betwixt and between - Reet carries the belonging wound. Cultivating an earth-rooted belonging has been deeply healing for her as a misfit living between worlds and holding different identities, and it now shapes how she companions others through the same terrain. A Caribbean feminist committed to liberation, she moves through the world kind-hearted, silly, feral, soulful, and radiant — del Caribe a la Bahía, con amor.
Her teachers include Tina Ashrae Fields, Shea Humming Bear Armstrong, Scott Eberle, Cynthia Eisho Morrow, Debbie Stone, Vicky Julita Spiers, Taunya Black, Gieve Patel, Srini Katragadda, and dr. elita laya.
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KT Carroll
KT (she/her) is a ceremonialist & ritualist empowering the voice and song to cultivate cohesion & harmony in community.
Trained with a Master’s in Integral Counseling Psychology from California Institute of Integral Studies, The Earth Body Institute and Psychedelic Assisted Therapy with Alchemy Community Therapy Center.
As a European-descended/white person, she is engaged in the lifelong work of reconnecting with and reclaiming her ancestral roots while acknowledging the harms of colonization and white supremacy to all who exist within this system. Her personal exploration of Root Loss informs how she companions others who are seeking to remember and restore their own lineage connections — honoring the grief that can arise in this process while also celebrating the deep empowerment and grounding that come from becoming re-rooted.
KT is a weaver of community, radically attuned and walking a path of beauty.Her teachers include Dave Talamo, Ahlay Blakely….
