Name: Coming Home - A support Group for Meeting the Missing Experiences from the Earliest Beginnings
Start: 2025-01-15T18:00:00-06:00
End: 2026-07-17T20:00:00-06:00
Location: Mystic Medicine KC

Coming Home - A support Group for Meeting the Missing Experiences from the Earliest Beginnings

THIS GROUP HAS BEEN PAUSED UNTIL November

PLEASE CONTACT [email protected] for updates.

Before the World Told You Who to BE

Before You Had Words, You Had Needs

Before you had memories, language, or even breath — you had needs.

They were primal. Fundamental. Very Young. Sacred.

Woven into your cells and nervous system.

Forming the foundation of who you would become.

When those longings get triggered—they are the very catalyst to your spiritual awakening and evolution.

This is more than a support group—it’s a space to gently tend to the unmet needs from your earliest beginnings.

So many of us grew up feeling unseen, unsupported, or disconnected. The ache of belonging, of safety, of truly mattering… still lingers.

You’ve probably done the therapy.

You read the books.

You worked on yourself so much.

And yet…

That ache is still there.

The ache of not quite belonging

The loneliness of always shrinking yourself

The fear that if people really knew you, you’d be too much

The exhaustion of abandoning yourself over and over

This is the wound of early beginnings and unmet needs — the one that started before you had words. When no one came. When no one showed up. When the love and safety you needed never arrived.

The real trauma isn't so much what happened but that no one showed up for you when it did.

The Coming Home Circle is where we change that.

Who This Is For:

This circle is for the Soulful Seekers and the Sacred Misfits:
The ones who experienced developmental (pre-verbal), birth and attachment trauma, oppressive parenting, neglect and relinquishment.
The ones who feel ungrounded, even after years of inner work
The ones who feel isolated, misunderstood, and distrustful of life
The ones who secretly long to be seen, held, welcomed — just as they are
If that’s you… you belong here.

What You’ll Experience:

Each 90-minute gathering will include:

Sharing + discussion — space to speak your truth without fear of rejection
Embodied practices — somatic therapy, neuroaffective touch, and family constellations
Themes that meet your deepest longings — safety, trust, love, connection, self-expression, belonging etc...

We gather together on yoga mats, creating a safe circle where you can:

Be seen
Be held
Be welcomed
Belong

Why This Matters

You’ve been told your whole life to shrink yourself and who to be to fit in.

But true belonging doesn’t come from shrinking — it comes from expanding into who you really are.

When you enter the Coming Home Circle, you’ll begin to…

Feel safer in your body
Trust life more deeply
Express yourself without apology
Rewrite your earliest beginnings with love
Finally come home to yourself

If you don’t tend to these unmet needs… they stay.

The triggers.

The self-abandonment.

The loneliness.

The fear of being truly known.

You’ll keep carrying what was never yours to hold.

But when you step into this circle — you begin to create new neural pathways of safety, connection, and trust. You don’t just think about healing… you experience it.

Your Facilitator - Julia Sahalie

I’ve walked this path too.

I know the ache of never feeling quite at home — in family, in community, in my own skin.

Through years of therapy, reading a gazillion books, years of trainings, hypnotherapy and somatic sessions, narcissistic abuse, womb surrounds, daily practices and meditations, I’ve found the practices that bring us back to our essence.

Not fixing. Not forcing. Just remembering.

I jumped off the self-improvement band wagon and it made all the difference.

And now I hold this circle for you.

You don’t have to walk this path alone. This is your invitation to come home—to yourself, and to a community that sees you.

Topics include anything from our Early Primal Experience:

Pre-birth planning conception to early childhood generational trauma and how these experiences affect our attachment patterns today.

We cover:

Unment needs

Unwanted or unplanned pregnancy

Generational Influences

Authority Wounds/Oppressive Parenting

Stressful family dynamics