When someone you love is going through something hard, you don't always know what to say. You can give them somewhere to be.
Held for 12 months. No expiration pressure. A real human will reach out to them.
Flowers die in a week. Casseroles run out. "Let me know if you need anything" goes unanswered.
A Soft Landing sits open until they're ready.
When someone is in grief, mid-divorce, in the first months of postpartum, or holding a diagnosis, their nervous system is stuck on. Self-care feels selfish. Decisions feel impossible. So they don't book. They keep going.
An hour of sound, breath, water, or stillness reaches what talking can't. Bodies hold what minds aren't ready to say.
From a friend. From a sister. From the group chat. Permission they wouldn't give themselves, given by someone they love.
Credit holds for a year. Free extension if they need longer. We follow their pace, not ours.
One session, a few, or a month of access. Each tier gives them room to come more than once if they need it.
A short note, in your own words. We pass it along exactly as you wrote it. No template, no rewrite.
A real person at the studio reaches out to them within a day. They book when they're ready. You don't have to follow up.
Pick what fits your relationship and what you sense they need. Every tier includes the concierge handoff and the year-long hold.
Pricing illustrative. Anchored to current studio rate card before launch.
A Care Circle is what it sounds like. One link. Everyone chips in what feels right. One message goes to your person, with all your names on it.
No one has to be the organizer. No one has to spend $300 alone. The whole group chat shows up at once, and they feel it.
"Mara lost her mom last month. We want her to have a place to put it down."
The person on the other side of this gift didn't ask for our marketing. They were having the worst stretch of their life and someone they love sent them something. Our job is to be worth that trust.
So we handle it like this:
A studio is not a clinical setting. If your person is in acute distress (suicidal thoughts, psychosis, an active substance use emergency), we are not the right first call. 988 is. So is Colorado Crisis Services: 1-844-493-8255.
We can still hold a Soft Landing for them, for when the moment passes.
A real person at the studio reaches out. Names you (or the Care Circle) and includes your message exactly as you wrote it. No FAQs, no app links.
Pick a time online, text our concierge, or just reply with a window that works. No log-in, no portal.
Practitioner is briefed (with your consent). No upsells. No "tell us how it went" survey afterward. A glass of water and a quiet exit.
One line. Real paper. From a real person. That's it.
No marketing list. No automated follow-ups. We trust them to come back when they want.
"I live across the country. I felt useless. I sent her this. She told me later it was the first time in three weeks she'd cried without trying to stop."— Note from a Care Circle initiator, with consent
That's okay. The credit holds for 12 months, and we'll extend it on request. We send one gentle reminder around month 11. That's it. No badgering, no expiration tactics.
For now, we're Denver-local only. We're building an at-home version (audio + practices) for later this year. If your person is out of town, tell us at checkout and we'll let you know when it's ready.
Yes, including in a Care Circle. You'll appear to them as "anonymous." Initiators see real names for accounting purposes.
Either when you hit the target you set, when the close date arrives, or when the initiator closes it manually. Then we deliver one message to the recipient with everyone named (who chose to be).
No. Soft Landing recipients don't receive any marketing email from us. Not when they redeem, not after. Their first impression of us is care, not a funnel.
There's a field for this on the Care Circle. We'll add "In memory of {{name}}" to the message, and place a small card with that name in the studio during the recipient's session.
If a Soft Landing fits, we'll hold it well. If it doesn't, send them what does. Either way, we're rooting for them, and for you.