Remembering S-I-M-P-L-E: Wisdom Weavers Meet and Greet, October 22

You know how to hold space for everyone else.

Are you craving something different? Are you feeling numbed out? From fires to floods to wars and political unrest, life itself can feel toxic to your body, mind and spirit.

Remembering S-I-M-P-L-E is a six-week gathering we are shaping right now, with the people it is meant for. Basia Mosinski and Katherine Reed, two friends connected by spirit, creativity, learning and loss, bring two decades of friendship and expertise with integrated healing modalities to lead our circle.

Before the first group begins, we want to meet you. What are you hoping to create in your life right now? What is stirring in you that wants more room?

Give yourself the gift of remembering the simple things that can be so profound in your daily life.

Katherine Reed and Basia Mosinski together outdoors — Katherine Reed and Basia Mosinski

Come sit with us on October 22.

An informal conversation on Zoom with Katherine, Basia, and anyone else who feels the pull to join. We will share where Remembering S-I-M-P-L-E came from, ask a few open questions, and mostly listen.

There is nothing to prepare and nothing to buy. Both times are the same conversation, so pick whichever one suits your day.

When: Thursday, October 22, 2026 Earlier session
12:00 pmMT/2:00 pmET
11:00 am PT · 1:00 pm CT
or Later session
6:00 pmMT/8:00 pmET
5:00 pm PT · 7:00 pm CT
Where: Live on Zoom. Your link appears as soon as you sign up.
Cost: Free, with no obligation to join anything afterward.
What to bring: Yourself, and your curiosity.

Save your spot

“During one of the most complex and transitional seasons of my life and career, Katherine and Basia looked for my humanity first, helped me stay grounded, and created space for me to imagine what flourishing could look like. I know that through Remembering S-I-M-P-L-E, they’ll offer the same healing presence for whoever joins.”

Christine Griffin, PhD, RN, NPD-BC, SGAHN
Executive Director and Chief Wellbeing Officer, Children’s Hospital Los Angeles

The six-week gathering we are building.

Each week widens the lens a little further.

Here is the shape of it. Dates for the first group will go to everyone who signs up below.

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WEEK ONE

Space

We meet and introduce ourselves through a creative exercise, and set the group agreements together. The goal is a brave space: honest, and free of judgment. We also invite in those who guide us, living or on the other side.

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WEEK TWO

Intuition

Befriend your beautiful mind by quieting the thoughts that distract you. This week features techniques to recognize thought patterns, shift direction, and build neural pathways. These pathways become the channel for your intuition to express itself. We work through story and play.

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WEEK THREE

Mystery

We honor the vast mysteries of being human. What is this life really about? Why is there suffering? What does death teach us? What is beyond us?

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WEEK FOUR

Peace

Living in peace is an active choice. How do we engage with a challenging world and keep a peaceful heart? We explore the art of connection, to yourself, to your own creativity, and to each other.

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WEEK FIVE

Love

When we address the action of love, we start with the self and work outward. Are you loving toward yourself? Where is the source of love? How does it get replenished? Is there such a thing as unconditional love? We explore and identify ways to access it.

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WEEK SIX

Expansion

The final session focuses on the shift from a contracted version of self, where life is an effort, to a wider perspective of ease and flow, integrating the gifts of Remembering S-I-M-P-L-E and carrying them forward.

Who this is for

Remembering S-I-M-P-L-E was designed for practitioners, clinicians, health care professionals, and anyone whose work is caring for or healing other people. Counselors, art therapists, grief educators, coaches, social workers, nurses, chaplains, teachers.

It is also for the people doing that work without the title: caring for a parent, holding a family together, showing up for a community.

If you are looking for a regenerative experience, this is for you. And everyone is welcome at the meet and greet.

Who this may not be for, right now

This is a creative community experience, not clinical care. If you are in acute crisis, or in the very early weeks of a loss, a group setting may not be able to give you what you need at the moment. That is not a judgment about you. It is about timing. Write to Katherine or Basia and they will talk it through with you honestly.

Your wisdom weavers

Basia Mosinski

A certified grief educator, a certified Positive Intelligence™ coach, an international humanitarian HPQ coach, and an author.

Learn more about Basia

Katherine Reed

A practicing artist, a licensed professional counselor, an art therapist and a researcher.

Learn more about Katherine

Two decades of friendship, fifty years of combined experience in group work and private practice, and a shared commitment to the creative process. They collaborate in honor of their ancestors, and this gathering grew out of that.

Save your spot.

Choose a time for the Wisdom Weavers Meet and Greet, or just let us know you would like to stay in touch. It is free, and your Zoom link appears as soon as you sign up.

You're in.

Prefer to just write? Reach Katherine at reedkatherine@mac.com, or Basia at basia1lifecoach@gmail.com.

Questions people ask

Is the meet and greet really free?

Yes. There is no cost and no obligation to join anything afterward.

What happens after I sign up?

Your Zoom link appears on the screen right away, with a button to add it to your calendar. We may also write to you when dates for the first six-week group are set.

When does the six-week gathering start?

We are setting dates now, shaped partly by what we hear on October 22. Everyone who signs up here hears first.

Do I need to be good at art?

No. There is no skill requirement and nothing is critiqued. The creative work is about the process, not the result.

Is this therapy?

No. This is not therapy. It is a creative, experiential group.

Can I bring a friend?

Yes, and we would love that. Send them this page.