Media Coverage and Guest Appearances:
Appearance on the Tales from the Tarot Podcast
Episode 10: Strength
June 21, 2023
“A Beginner’s Guide to the Many Forms of Self Care”
District Fray Magazine
Ingrid Harbo
February 5, 2021
“All in the Cards: For D.C. Residents, Tarot Cards Hold Space for Spirituality – and the Unknown”
Summerhouse Magazine
Elizabeth Ballou
July 12, 2020
“A New Era of Self-Care: Navigating Physical, Mental + Spiritual Health in the District”
District Fray Magazine (formerly On Tap Magazine)
Reem Nadeem
March 8, 2020
Woven Psyche reading tarot on the Oh My Goff Show
Episode 38: Party Gras and Tarot Readings
February 18, 2020
“Love Stinks! 21 Bar Specials and events for D.C. Singles around Valentines Day”
Washington Post Going Out Guide
February 12, 2018
People, Organizations and Venues Woven Psyche Has Worked With:
With a background in dance, Alison Waldman is a yoga facilitator who provides workplace and community wellness through yoga, mindfulness and movement, and focuses on bringing these services to nontraditional students and spaces. Alison is RYT-200 certified, has over a decade of experience as a body practitioner, and has been collaborating with other organizations in the DC area since 2011.
Distill Creative connects artists and real estate developers for equitable and inclusive site-specific art installations, public realm artwork, and creative activations. They commission artwork and design one-of-a-kind experiences to inspire creativity and build community, with a focus on community building and cultural preservation.
Femme Fatale DC is a platform for collaboration and sharing between women and nonbinary entrepreneurs and creatives. They are responsible for bringing several wildly successful pop-up spaces to various DC neighborhoods that feature woman-owned businesses and events for women, by women.
The Glow Club
The Glow Club was a meditation studio located in the Shaw neighborhood of DC dedicated to changing the way we define self-care and mindfulness. The Glow Club described itself as an exercise studio for active training of the mind, with classes that teach students to clear away information overload the contributes to stress.
Kim Pendleton is a women’s studies professor, women’s empowerment coach, vision boarding guru, entrepreneur extraordinaire, and dear friend. I would never have started Woven Psyche without Kim’s encouragement and business savvy, and I love co-hosting activities and events with her.
Priscilla of the Lavender Junkie promotes the art of sensuous living through embodiment practices. Her mission is to help women overcome feelings of disconnectedess and disembodiment and to lead them into a place of sensuousness and a feeling of being totally in their bodies.
Little Salon was one of the coolest events you can possibly attend in D.C. While the pandemic brought this incredible phenomenon to a close, Little Salon brought old school salon performances by different artists to a different home in a different D.C. neighborhood every month. If you were interested in experiencing burlesque belly dancing, a reading by a local science writer, stand-up comedy, amazing visual art, free samples from local breweries, and Bulgarian choir singing all in one evening, Little Salon was the place for you.
LouLou Boutiques is a DC based retail chain that has expanded well outside the District and is known for its reasonably priced jewelry, handbags and other accessories. Woven Psyche has provided tarot readings at “sip and shop” events in collaboration with LouLou’s Dupont Circle store.
The Outrage is a female founded activist apparel company that donates with every purchase. Now online-only, its physical store and community space in D.C. was a great place to pick up feminist swag and connect with like-minded people.
Shop Made in DC is a retail+cafe operation featuring a diverse selection of DC artisans and chefs. While the shop features lots of DC themed swag, it’s also a go-to destination for handcrafted jewelry, pottery, accessories, candles, cocktail supplies, greeting cards and kid stuff. Shop made in DC also hosts a variety of workshops and events designed to foster a sense of local community.
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