Do you need more diastole in your life? Earn CME while enjoying a day of mindfulness on a sustainable coastal farm.

A healthy heart spends 2/3 of the cardiac cycle in diastole. Do you?

In diastole, the heart relaxes and feeds itself. It pauses to refill.

Join us to pause and rejuvenate your mind body and spirit.
Invest in yourself to sustain yourself.
Fill your soul, your heart, your lungs, and your belly.
Breathe, stretch, align, and ground.
Soak in the sights, sounds, smells, tastes, and feel of nature.
Enjoy nature and coastal breezes.
Allow the quiet beauty of the surroundings to soothe your nervous system.

Basque in nature at a warm, welcoming, and inspiring coastal farm.
Practice mindful yoga and meditation in a barn.
Write atop a hill with sweeping views of the ocean.
Empower yourself through mindful coaching.
Walk mindfully through oaks and a eucalyptus grove.
Pause beside a pasture of goats.
Nourish yourself with delicious and sustainably grown seed-to-table food.
Connect with other like-minded humans.

Up to 8 units of CME are offered for physicians and CEUs are available for RNs, Dentists, Nurses, Nurse Practitioners, Pharmacists, and Physician Assistants through CMEfy

Join us for a day of delight https://www.jessiemahoneymd.com/honoring-diastole

Who we are:

Dr. Jessie Mahoney is a 200 hr RYT. She is also a Master Certified Life Coach who works primarily with physicians and others in healthcare who are “successful on the surface yet struggling underneath.” She is a long-time physician wellness leader and a board-certified Pediatrician. She now focuses her full attention on helping healers and caregivers live and love better through mindful coaching, yoga, and retreats. For more information about coaching, with Jessie, practicing yoga in person with her, or joining her for a yoga, coaching, and culinary medicine retreat, see: www.jessiemahoneymd.com

Dr. Gail Wright is a mother, doctor, activist, poet, and outdoorswoman. Throughout her career and life, living wholeheartedly has been the unifying theme.
Having worked for many years with children and families in a pediatric cardiac intensive care unit, Dr. Wright has cultivated a healing presence to hold uncertainty and vulnerability. Along with her clinical practice, she now leads workshops for healthcare workers and the general community focused on enhancing a sense of meaning, purpose, and well-being through experiential exercises, mindfulness practices, reflective writing, yoga, and outdoor adventures.