- V. Locke.

“Mari’s workshop offered a gentle, embodied invitation to meet the moment — not with perfection, but with presence. Through simple acts of shared performance, she guided us to witness ourselves with curiosity, noticing the stirrings of fear and story without turning away. Her style is maternal in the most respectful way — never intrusive, always attuned. There’s a quiet wisdom in her, like a sage who’s spent time listening to the trees. She holds space with patience and grace, allowing each of us to soften around our own edges. With her guidance, even discomfort felt like a doorway — not to be pushed through, but to be tended to. What unfolded was not dramatic transformation, but something just as valuable: a clearer, kinder attention to the body, the mind, and the moment.”