Regeneration is a team sport. Workshops, retreats, circles and partnerships give people real places to meet, learn from each other and build cultural resilience together.
Kiri Gardens is a web of people. These are colleagues we work with, learn from and support.
Regentribe. Colleagues in the work of gathering people and growing community.
Mad Camp. Will Hall and his Mad Camp — a community we support.
Author and NVC trainer. Eddie’s work carries the practices and principles of nonviolence — Nonviolent Communication — into everyday life and community.
Therapeutic cannabis doctor and premier researcher on hemp in medicine. He can help anyone in any field with the real truth about healing with hemp.
Rewilding faerie grandmother. A comrade in the work of returning people to the wild foods, the seeds, and the old ways of the land.
The Malter Institute, Cottonwood, Arizona. A psychologist who came to minerals through his own HTMA — a magnesium reading of 0.9 against an ideal of 6 — and wrote Strands of Health. His work maps the psychology of the ratios: copper's deadening of feeling, the protective "calcium shell," what stress does to sodium/potassium.
Back to Natural Health, Chicago — three decades of HTMA and functional medicine. His talks run from mineral astrology and homeopathy to "Breaking Down Calcium" and a zinc talk called Divine Superconductor — minerals as energetics as much as chemistry.
Empowerment coach and teacher — Healing the Mess of Life: Mind, Minerals, Miracles, Morphic Fields — hosting the Mineral Sanity & Health community, doing HTMA work in consultation with Dr Malter. The minerals taught as a path back to yourself.
Founder of coppertoxic.com and the Mineral Mastery program — the certification I hold. His core teaching is the copper paradox: excess copper stored in tissues alongside too little working (ceruloplasmin-bound) copper — and copper and zinc forever balancing each other, antagonists in one dance.
Beyond the names above, these are the kinds of allies who grow Kiri Gardens with us.
Teachers, mentors and facilitators who help people learn how to grow.
Designers, craftspeople and builders who turn regenerative ideas into real places and things.
Farmers, gardeners and caretakers of living landscapes.
Writers, filmmakers and artists who help regeneration become culture.
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