BALM

“The goal of the community is to make sure that each member of the community is heard and is properly giving the gifts [they have] brought to this world. Without this giving, the community dies. And without the community, the individual is left without a place where [they] can contribute.”

- Sobonfu Somé, The Spirit of Intimacy: Ancient African Teachings in the Ways of Relationships

we DESIGN SOCIAL HEALING sanctuarIES FOR YOUR WITNESSING, care,and sustenance.

This offering is a community of care for visionaries of social change. Those who have been a steady reminder to their communities that their living matters. Those who have been an illuminating path and guiding light. You are seen by us.


As you hope for more, we hope for you. We hope you know that:

You are not alone. You are capable of being held. You are not forgotten.


This is an offering to surrender within in your field of flowers. For you to be rooted and tended for the harvest you provide. Through carefully designed experiential retreats and placemaking installations, our community of practitioners invite you into this sanctuary for care and sustenance.

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Truth Initiative logo featuring the text "truth initiative" alongside a pattern of white dots on a black background.
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Logo of CLASP, The Center for Law and Social Policy, in white text on a dark background.
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Logo of 'The World Reimagined' with a half-circle and rays design on a black background.
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Logo of the American Association of Birth Centers featuring stylized flower and text "AABC American Association of Birth Centers".
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Client Reflections

  • “...I felt a spark of passion and motivation that carried me through the experience and helped me tap into a part of myself I had been neglecting in my work...The way that Tiffany was able to transform a hotel conference room into a truly restorative, safe, cozy space was unbelievable…our work with Indwell was truly the part of our annual conference that filled my cup the most.”

    - Dallas LaCross, Membership Coordinator of AABC

  • “You bring in EVERYTHING to spaces. Body, mind, heart, soul, the wisdom of your teachers, mentors and ancestors, and the wisdom of the participants' teachers, mentors and ancestors. That creates a place of magic and wonder where we can do what seems to be impossible.”

    - Kevin Kahakula’akea John Fong, Founder and Principal of Kahakulei Institute

  • “Working with Tiffany is such a deep pleasure and an ongoing honor. She brings a wealth of knowledge and experience, but what stands out most to me is her ability to see between the lines. To feel into the emotions, longings, and spirit of the work we’re creating together. There’s something both thoughtful and intuitive about the way she moves...like she’s not just listening to what’s being said, but also to what’s underneath it. It’s rare to find someone who can connect so clearly with the soul of a project, but that’s exactly what Tiffany does. And it’s such a gift.”

    - Toi Smith, Founder of Loving Black Single Mothers

  • “Indwell found the places where the problem had already infiltrated our culture and the heart of our business and helped us make peace, helped us find compassion for our own mistakes, and helped us move forward with authenticity.”

    - Sarah Sproviero, Director of Culture & Strategy of Small Victories

faqs

  • Yes, we design both! When designing we consider the needs of your community and all who thrive more optimally in either setting.

  • Indwell Collaborative is a single-member LLC in the state of New York. Our pricing is informed by frameworks of economic justice and the impact of money trauma. We continue to research and seek guidance on the best pricing structures for our survival and those we seek to impact. As Britt Hawthrone said about striving for economic justice - “If it feels uncomfortable, it should. Our discomfort is required for justice.” We invite you into this conversation with us by starting your journey with Alexis J. Cunningfolk of Worts and Cunning.

    Please fill out our contact form to share more about your project visions.