When the Fixing Ends

Mar 26, 2026 09:00 AM – Mar 26, 2026 10:20 AM Central time

An evening of listening, reorientation, and embodied trust

Many of us arrive at healing exhausted—not because we haven’t tried hard enough, but because we’ve tried everything.

Plans. Protocols. Programs.
Experts. Advice. The next right thing.

And still, something feels unsettled.

When the Fixing Ends is a gentle, grounded invitation to pause the search and explore a different orientation to healing—one rooted in listening, timing, and trust rather than urgency and effort.

This is not a workshop or a training.
It’s an experience—one that allows your body to feel what happens when fixing softens and relationship begins.

During this live zoom gathering, we will explore:

Why “trying harder” often erodes trust instead of building it
How healing shifts when it becomes relational rather than performative
What it feels like in the body to stop pushing for answers
How listening can become a form of medicine

You’ll be guided through reflective and embodied practices designed to help you sense—not analyze—what changes when effort gives way to presence.

This is for you if:

You’ve tried many ways of healing and feel ready for something different
You sense the next step isn’t another plan, but a new relationship with yourself
You want to trust your body and inner knowing without rejecting good support
You’re open to slowing down and listening rather than fixing

This gathering is not about learning more—it’s about remembering what’s already available when we stop overriding ourselves.

Meet Renee Renz

For years my body held chronic illness and migraines so fierce they dimmed the world around me. Days blurred into exhaustion. Answers felt distant. Effort after effort left me more disconnected than before.

Then came quiet guides — not loud solutions, but voices that met me in the stillness and showed me another way:

HeatherAsh Amara taught me to soften into my own strength, to reclaim the feminine wisdom that had been waiting beneath the striving.

Michael A. Singer invited me to witness thoughts and emotions without needing to fight or fix them — simply to let them pass through.

Dr. Natasha Campbell-McBride mapped the path back through nourishment, revealing how deeply the gut speaks to mood, immunity, and inner calm.

Deanna Hansen, through Block Therapy, showed me how to release what the body had stored in its tissues — fascia restrictions, old bracing, frozen grief — using breath, gentle pressure, and presence until space opened again.

And Mother Nature, the most patient teacher of all, reminded me that healing follows rhythms: seasons turn slowly, roots deepen before branches reach, nothing is forced.

These five became my compass.

Not a protocol to follow rigidly,

but doorways back to listening.

Today I walk beside midlife women who feel the same quiet ache — perhaps moving through menopause’s shifting tides, carrying autoimmune patterns, grieving losses that words can’t fully hold, or simply longing to feel joy and vitality return to their days.

I offer no quick fixes.

Only a gentler path:

daily practices that honor body wisdom,

attention to the gut-brain conversation,

space to release what’s been held too long,

and trust in the natural cycles that already know how to heal.

If your body has been whispering — even faintly — that there is a slower, kinder way home,

I would be honored to listen alongside you.

Whenever you feel ready

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