Retreat Chef, (Kitchen Witch) with a soulful twist!

Teresa Thomas has been weaving her magic in the kitchen since she was a child. She continues creating sustenance in ritual with her ancestors utilizing health conscious, whole food meals, locally and organically sourced. She provides bounteousness through the quality and attention of pairing foods that provide a high level of integral support to Kedar Brown’s Eco-Spiritual Village Encampment program. We offer home cooked meals for retreats and workshops and can work with your rental company if you need tables and chairs.

Tree has a  deep passion to be in service and believes in the magic of healing through food and loving intent. Like her Granny, she cooks from scratch while adding her own elements of herbal knowledge and nutrition while collaborating with local and organic resources.

Please use contact form below and we will email you our current menu options.

There will be a minimum $15 delivery fee to locations within the city of Asheville and we do not travel past an hour outside of Asheville.

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Teresa “Tree” Thomas, Kitchen Witch and Ceremonial Midwife

Teresa, affectionately known as Tree, is a gentle and powerful licensed bodyworker, Rites of Passage Guide, and BBTRS breathwork facilitator, deeply connected to nature and spirit. She began her journey in 2010 at the Southeastern School of Neuromuscular Massage. In 2015, she pursued ancestral healing through Kedar Brown’s Eco-Spiritual Village Encampment and the Rites of Passage Council.

As a ceremonial guide and breathwork facilitator, Teresa supports others in remembering their wholeness. Her work includes the trauma-informed, somatic Biodynamic Breathwork & Trauma Release System (BBTRS), which provides space for the trauma cycle to complete in a conscious and gentle way, reprograms the nervous system for ease, and teaches self-regulation. She has also been influenced by the Foundation for Shamanic Studies, the International School of Temple Arts (ISTA), and the Sacred Feminine Mystery School.