THIS IS NOT A CLASS. NOT A COURSE. NOT A SUMMIT.
🎧 Think of this as a Private Podcast Experience.

Don't let your relationship with the Earth freeze over this winter.

Turn the season you usually dread into a time of deep, restorative reconnection.

Join the women who winter well.

(Total Value $97)

✨ Step Inside the Sanctuary for $27

30-day, 100% money-back guarantee.  

If it doesn’t feel like medicine,
I’ll return your investment — no questions asked.

NOT A COURSE. NOT A SUMMIT.
🎧 Think of this as a Private Podcast Experience.

Don't let your relationship with the Earth freeze over this winter.

Turn the season you usually dread into a time of deep, restorative reconnection.

Join the women who winter well.

(Total Value $97)

✨ Step Inside the Sanctuary for $27

30-day, 100% money-back guarantee.  

If it doesn’t feel like medicine,
I’ll return your investment — no questions asked.

After guiding hundreds of people in deepening their relationship with nature, 
I created this for the one who loves the Earth — but still struggles to love winter.

You love the Earth deeply —
 so why does the connection go cold when the weather does?


When the world is blooming, your devotion is natural. You're out on the trails, hands in the soil, soaking in the aliveness of it all.

But when winter arrives, you might feel an instinctive urge to shut the door.

You might find yourself resenting the cold, mourning the light, and simply "waiting it out"—holding your breath until the Earth becomes lovable again.

Could it be that you are trying to force a Summer Relationship into a Winter World?

It's easy to fall in love with the Earth when she is wooing us with warm sun, ripe fruit, and an explosion of color. It feels like a romance.

But then, the light fades.
 The warmth withdraws. The flowers dissolve. The world turns gray.

For a deep-feeling Earth lover, this shift doesn't just feel like a change in weather. It can feel like a grief.

You might feel a subtle resentment toward the cold. You might find yourself withdrawing—not just from the wind, but from nature itself.

You might even find yourself praying for Summer to come back soon.

Winter is not a punishment. It is not an abandonment.
 She is simply inviting you into a deeper, quieter room in her house.
 One that requires less doing and more deepening.

Your invitation to be held by winter.

This is for the Earth lover who:

  • Feels deeply and longs for winter to feel less draining, more nourishing.
  • Feels a sort of spiritual grief or emotional shutdown when the flowers dissolve and the light fades.
  • Wants to stay rooted in their connection to the Earth — even when the Earth feels quiet and withdrawn.
  • Knows she has deep creative work to do, and wants to protect her spark from burning out before Spring.


Winter asks you to relate to her differently.

Jean

“I am a much better person for this beautiful journey. My heart has reopened, my winter resilience has improved, and my chiropractor says I now look healthier, happier, & younger than ever before!”

 

Valerie

I used to relate to winter as a time of sadness & discomfort.  Now I know it's just as important as any other season.  I was awakened to the beauty of this time of year.  

 

Diane

I used to wonder how to fit together my love of nature with daily spiritual practices, and how to feel in community around them. Now I have ways to connect more deeply with nature and also with others on this path.

 

Come sit by the fire —
with women who have remembered the wintering ways.

Opening to the Medicine of Winter is a sanctuary of story —
created to help you feel held, not hustled.

Through eleven intimate conversations,
you will be encircled by a group of extraordinary women—
mothers, artists, elders, and healers — who dive into the art of wintering.

Eleven distinct threads, in three movements, coming together to form a collective landscape of support.  

❀ THE FIRST MOVEMENT: THE GREAT EXHALE

Permission to stop, release the hustle, and befriend the dark.

The Moon Guide

April McMurtry

Gives you permission to stop the "infinite expansion" of summer and embrace the "Sacred Contraction" of winter—teaching you how to exhale fully so you can eventually inhale again.

The Wilderness Therapist

Rochelle Calvert 

Shares how to stand in the storms of life (personal and planetary) without shutting down—expanding your capacity to feel grief so you can also feel deep, resilient connection.

The Peacemaker

Meganwind Eoyang 

Shares the Medicine of the Buffalo—teaching us how to turn and face the "storms" of conflict and shame rather than running from them, so we don't have to sever our connection to ourselves.

❀ THE SECOND MOVEMENT: TENDING THE INNER FLAME

Rituals of warmth, sensory beauty, and intimate connection.

The Ritual Weaver 

Perla Yasmeen Meléndez 

Reframes winter not as a dead season, but as a pomegranate—a time to crack open the hard exterior to find the jewels of comfort, sensory pleasure, and ancestral connection inside.

The Pilgrim

t. addison brown 

Shares the story of becoming snowbound in the Himalayas and discovering that the true spiritual practice wasn't in the monastery, but in the kitchen—revealing how to find the prayer in the folding of a dumpling.

The Weaver of Adornment     

Sarah Gale 

Solves the struggle of feeling "shut down and frozen" by teaching us how to use Adornment as Medicine—using specific layers and colors to keep your feminine flow alive even when the world calls for practical armor.

The Guide 

Natasha Deganello Giraudie (yours truly) 

A tender exploration on Winter Intimacy—exploring how we can thaw our numbness and reclaim our sensuality as a direct channel to the Earth’s regenerative power.

❀  THE THIRD MOVEMENT: THE CHAMBER OF GESTATION

Deep listening, dreaming, and choosing the seeds of what’s next.

The Cycle Keeper     

Jocelyn Gordon 

Reframes the darkness not as an empty void, but as a Gestation Chamber—teaching us how to spiral inward and trust the "Winter of the Soul" as the necessary precursor to any true birth.

The Storyteller 

Kristin Kaye

Reminds us that winter is a natural Vision Quest—a time to stop rushing the narrative and instead tend to the "seed of light" that is secretly germinating in the dark.

The Flower Farmer       

Meagan Major 

Left a high-speed life to follow the rhythm of the soil—teaching us that if we try to force ourselves to "bloom" in winter, we miss the vital work of the Dreaming Season.

The Water Protector

Desirae Harp 

Reveals how to transform the anger of activism into the medicine of prayer—and why singing to the water is actually a way of singing your own spirit back home.

Take Your Seat by the Fire

What awaits you inside:

The Private Sanctuary

$27

Most Affordable

  •  11 soulful conversations with women who winter well.

  • A gentle framework for meeting winter as teacher, not as test

  •  Lifetime access. Move at your own pace.

🧣 Step inside for $27

The Sanctuary Circle

$54

Most Support

  • Everything in the Private Sanctuary, plus:

  • Three live sharing circles on Zoom (recordings included) on:

    Dec 18 · Jan 15 · Feb 5 · 11am PT


    The circles offer space to:

    — celebrate your shifts

    — ask questions

    — deepen your winter practice

    — feel supported in community

🕯️ Join the Circle for $54
30-day, 100% money-back guarantee.
If it doesn’t feel like medicine, I’ll return your investment.

About your host

Hi - I’m Natasha — filmmaker, student of Himalayan traditions for over 20 years, lifelong learner of Indigenous wisdom, and creator of the Nature Practice method.

After guiding hundreds of Earth lovers through seasonal and spiritual transitions, so many of my students began telling me something unexpected:

“I used to dread winter… and now I look forward to it.”

That shift inspired me to create this offering — a place where winter’s deeper meanings could be explored with gentleness, honesty, and soul.

natasha deganello giraudie

See you inside!

 DISCLAIMER.  This is likely obvious, but just to make sure, the Nature Practice programs and offerings are intended to educate and inspire you on your personal journey toward wellbeing and happiness. They are not intended to replace care best provided by qualified professionals and they are not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.