Banyan Tree Women's Collective

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Banyan Tree Women’s Collective serves the San Francisco Bay Area Peninsula as a community-building and expert-driven resource to educate about and promote health, physical fitness, nutrition and overall wellness.

10/07/2026

We had a great time participating in the Moonlight Run & Walk and sharing more about Banyan’s work with the community!

Hosted by the Palo Alto Holiday Fund , the event gave us a chance to connect with others and share more about what we’re working on.

We’re grateful to the Palo Alto Holiday Fund for supporting our work with Heart and Home Collaborative and for having us at the event!

10/06/2026

A look back at an evening of collective care.

In honor of Su***de Prevention Month, we joined San Mateo County Pride Center for 90 minutes of sound healing, breathwork, meditation, and journaling, creating space to slow down, rest, and reconnect in community.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and shared in this experience. We’re grateful to continue creating spaces that support connection, reflection, and well-being within our community.

Maybe you were meant to see this today. ✨One will catch your attention first. Whatever it says, let it sit with you for ...
10/01/2026

Maybe you were meant to see this today. ✨

One will catch your attention first. Whatever it says, let it sit with you for a while. 🙏

09/23/2026

Settle in, slow down, and reconnect. ✨

Experience a deeply restorative journey through guided hypnosis, the grounding rhythm of native drums, and soothing singing bowl vibrations designed to quiet the mind, regulate the nervous system, and invite deep rest.

Hypnosis Meditation
& Sound Healing Journey

9/9, 10/7, 11/18, 12/9
6:30 pm - 7:30 pm PST

Guided by Yesenia Navarrete

📍Arrillaga Family Recreation Center
700 Alma Street, Menlo Park

This is a FREE in-person event series in collaboration with

Comment ‘EVENT’ and we will DM you the registration link!

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🤝 All of our events are offered free as part of our mission to make holistic wellness accessible to all. As a nonprofit, we rely on community support to keep this work alive. Consider making a tax-deductible donation to help us continue providing vital programs in movement, mindfulness, and holistic health!

09/08/2026

A gentle space to reconnect with your body, restore your energy, and find more ease. 🌿

This 2-hour workshop is designed for those navigating chronic illness, autoimmune conditions, chronic pain, or ongoing stress. Through movement, reflection, restorative practices, and community connection, you’ll explore simple tools to support your healing without forcing, fixing, or judgment.

Embodied Practices for
Chronic Illness & Healing

Saturday, September 19
10:00am - 12:00pm PST

Guided by Tyese Wortham


📍 Arrillaga Family Recreation Center
700 Alma Street, Menlo Park

This is a FREE in-person event series in collaboration with

Comment ‘EVENT’ and we will DM you the registration link!

—
🤝 All of our events are offered free as part of our mission to make holistic wellness accessible to all. As a nonprofit, we rely on community support to keep this work alive. Consider making a tax-deductible donation to help us continue providing vital programs in movement, mindfulness, and holistic health!

September is Su***de Awareness Month, a reminder that the way we show up for one another matters.We may not always know ...
09/06/2026

September is Su***de Awareness Month, a reminder that the way we show up for one another matters.

We may not always know when someone is struggling. “I’m fine” can feel easier than explaining what’s really going on, especially when someone is afraid of being judged, dismissed, or becoming a burden.

So this month, let’s think about how we can create more safety and provide better care for the people around us.

Ask the second question.

Listen without immediately trying to fix.

Take people seriously when they tell you they’re struggling.

Respond with presence, not pressure.

Make it clear that asking for help is never something to be ashamed of.

We don’t have to have all the answers to be a safe person for someone else.

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Menlo Park, CA
94025

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

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