September is nature’s reminder of the beauty of letting go. As the leaves begin to fall, we too can allow ourselves to release what no longer serves us, making space for new emotions, new growth, and new ways of being. Letting go isn’t easy, but self-compassion makes it easier. By treating yourself with kindness and understanding, you become less critical and more able to release past hurts and difficult emotions. This month, join us in gentle, nourishing activities designed to help you practice letting go and welcoming in the new.
Here’s what’s on in the Blossome Community this September:
A calming, creative space to slow down, connect with your hands, and stitch with intention. No experience needed — just bring yourself and enjoy the meditative rhythm of needle and thread.
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Awaken your body and spirit with an invigorating dip in the sea as the sun rises. Afterwards, warm up over a joyful pancake breakfast with the community, connection, laughter, and nourishment included.
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Discover practical tools for meeting life’s challenges with greater ease. Learn how kindness toward yourself helps soften self-criticism and opens the way to releasing old hurts and difficult emotions. This monthly session blends learning, reflection, and support to strengthen your self-compassion practice.
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Sing, breathe, and connect in a safe and welcoming space. Whether you’re confident or shy, this uplifting session will help you release tension, find freedom in your voice, and feel the joy of shared song.
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supportive and transformative journey led by Kim Moore, Self-compassion Teacher in Training, a widow herself. Together, we’ll explore how treating yourself with kindness and understanding can ease grief, nurture resilience, and support the transition from “we” to “I.”
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Our self-care activities are open to anyone. It’s our way of removing the stigma and shame around addiction. If you have been affected, you can quietly let us know, when it feels of to do so.
Kim Moore is the Founder of Blossome CIC. She lost her husband Chris to alcoholism in 2017. She faced a difficult journey while raising 2 children alone, with her family living on the opposite side of the world. Kim founded the Blossome Community and The Pathway to Peace healing journey so no one would have to feel alone while enduring the trauma of a loved one’s battle with alcoholism or addiction. She is also on a mission to end the generational cycle of alcoholism and addiction in families.
Kim lost her husband to alcohol dependency in 2017. She created the Blossome Community to help others enduring losing a loved one to alcoholism or addiction find a Pathway to Peace so they can let go of guilt/shame and live with self-compassion and joy.
Every Monday morning, start you week on a positive note with a Wonderful Week of Blossoming.
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