Community Resources & Networking
This page is currently under construction, and we’d love your help building it.
Building the Hive
Like the bees, we know that a healthy community depends upon relationship, communication, reciprocity, and many different contributions working together.
Our intention is to make it easier for people to find the care, support, and resources they need. We are continually gathering and organizing trusted local practitioners, services, and community resources to share with everyone.
If you would like to be included in our Community Resources Directory, or if you're looking for a service you can't find, we'd love to hear from you.
We are currently seeking referrals for craniosacral therapists, massage therapists, somatic therapists, cognitive behavioral therapists, midwives, doulas, death doulas, practitioners of Chinese Medicine and Ayurveda, nutritionists, childcare providers, community groups, and local businesses that support health and wellbeing.
Together, we can make care more accessible and strengthen the network of support in our community.
Join our Community Resources Directory today.
Reflections
A place for longer-form reflections, teachings, and stories from Clara and the Human Development Center community.
Here we explore the living threads that weave through our work: embodiment, relationship, early human development, grief, healing, nature, belonging, and what it means to be human.
These writings are offered as invitations to pause, wonder, and perhaps see something familiar in a new way.
Making Life Sweet
Clara Cunningham
Bees, belonging, reciprocity, and the art of being human
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A Little Free Library for the Journey
We’re beginning to gather a small collection of resources to support your exploration, reflection, and practice.
Our first offering is Soma of the Heart, a guided meditation on the mitochondria, read by Clara.
Take some time to settle in, listen, and allow yourself to be guided into a deeper relationship with the living wisdom within.
This is just the beginning. We’ll continue adding meditations, teachings, practices, and other resources to this little library over time.
We hope you enjoy this first offering and return often to see what’s new.