Fifteen years of work behind this. One small community in front of it.

Forest is the co-founder of C.Lab, a nonprofit dedicated to catalyzing conscious changemakers, communities, and corporations so that our children and children's children inhabit a planet where they, and all of life, can thrive.

He is also the founder and executive director of Wise Up, a nonprofit offering innovative, science-backed wellness programs to the underserved. Since 2013, Wise Up programs have touched the lives of more than 8,000 students nationwide. Forest was faculty at the Kresser Institute for Functional Medicine, where he developed and taught The Art & Science of Mindful Living to 1,700 students from 40 countries in the nationally accredited ADAPT Health Coach Training Program.

For nearly a decade he led Mindfulness Programs for Teens and Young Adults at UCSF's Osher Center for Integrative Medicine, where he built a twelve-week program that a UCSF research team showed was changing lives.

His work is rooted in healing the disconnection within ourselves, with each other, with the natural world, and with the sacred, in service of a more beautiful and loving world. An engaged practitioner since 1999, drawing from Buddhism, shamanism, and modern psycho-spiritual schools.

Jenny is the co-founder of C.Lab, a licensed Naturopathic Doctor, teacher, and guide.

She previously worked at Sage Integrative Health in Berkeley, where she was a Ketamine prescriber and a provider of Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy. Her holistic approach to patients draws on extensive training: the MAPS MDMA therapist training, Dr. Gabor Maté's yearlong Compassionate Inquiry training, board certification in acupuncture, and the Somatic Experiencing Method.

Jenny also carries more than a decade of shamanic, earth-based, Buddhist, and contemplative practice, which she integrates into her clinical work and her passion for mentoring other clinicians on the path of self-discovery and growth.

Kathryn, E-RYT 500, has been curating healing experiences for people of all ages and life experiences across New York, California, and internationally since 2011. She was featured on the Netflix documentary Un(Well). Between 2019 and 2020, she partnered with the Heal Hive to guide people living with chronic Lyme back toward health through somatic practices, vocal activation, and grief ritual.

She has studied grief work under Grief Yoga founder Paul Denniston and On Grief and Grieving author David Kessler. Further training under The Wild Edge of Sorrow author Francis Weller, and culture activist and palliative care physician Stephen Jenkinson. Her RYT 500 came under the tutelage of Tara Glazier and Zhenja La Rosa.

From the yoga room to medicine journeys to healing retreats and grief rituals, Kathryn provides a welcoming, safe container for clients to move through pain and reclaim the parts of themselves that were cut off at the roots. Grief work is joy work, and she has made it her life's work to guide her community back toward deep reverence and remembrance.

Walker is a psychotherapist, licensed MFT, and psychedelic integration guide based in the San Francisco Bay Area. He has supported scores of people through real change and greater fulfillment, drawing from a range of psychotherapeutic modalities as well as indigenous, earth-based wisdom traditions.

Originally from the high desert of Arizona, he was shaped in large part by the wild landscapes of western North America. His passions are focused on what furthers the wholeness of human experience, whether writing, music, art, adventure, wilderness immersion, or practices of deep listening.

Walker is walking the medicine path, aspiring to serve the vital, mysterious, wild core of our individual and collective selves.