Sweet Earth Orchard

Reconnect and Ground

Come Home to Reconnect and Ground

Sweet Earth Orchard is a 31-acre farm and retreat space designed to help you realign your life, your leadership, and your inner landscape — through immersive, nature-based experiences guided by trusted practitioners.

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Sweet Earth Orchard isn’t just where our work happens — it’s how it happens. From field trails, winding garden paths and water reflections to quiet nooks and communal spaces, every inch of this land invites presence, reflection, and renewal. The farm holds you as you do the deep inner work of remembering who you are — and who you're becoming.

A Living Ecosystem for Healing and Realignment

Your Journey, Grounded on the Land

Step 1: Arrive & Ground

Step onto sacred land. Slow down. Breathe. Get present.

Step 2: Engage the Experience

Join a small group journey, seminar, or one-to-one session. Be seen. Be challenged. Be supported.

Step 3: Reemerge Aligned

Leave with clarity, calm, and a renewed sense of self. More whole, more free, more you.

Meet Your Guides

At Sweet Earth Orchard, your journey is guided by practitioners who walk the path of realignment themselves. Kathryn and Steve bring decades of experience in healing and leadership, each from a unique lens, yet rooted in the same soil of presence, clarity, and renewal. Together, they hold space for transformation — whether you are seeking personal healing, or a new way to lead with purpose.

Kathryn Neel, PhD
Clinical Psychologist, 30+ years.
Grounded, evidence-based, integrated group therapy and individual healing journeys for women.

Focus: Healing through reconnection to self, body, nature, and the soil.

Steve Morris
Executive Coach, Leadership Strategist.
Guides visionary leaders and founders at personal and professional inflection points.


Focus: Alignment over achievement, clarity over chaos, purpose over performance.

Two Paths, One Place

  • For Women Seeking Healing

    Kathy’s grounded-integrated therapy and group work helps women move from exhaustion to wholeness, from wandering to reconnection.

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  • For Leaders at a Crossroads

    Steve’s executive coaching guides high-performers through realignment, clarity, to becoming transformational leaders.

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Ready to Begin?

You don’t have to figure it out alone. This isn’t another fix — it’s a beginning.

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View fullsize Stepping into that warm, green space in November feels like a deep breath. The season may be slowing down outside, but inside the greenhouse, life keeps unfolding — bees drifting between blossoms, herbs pushing out fresh leaves. It’s a si
View fullsize Fun fact: chickens actually have over 30 different sounds they use to “talk” to each other. Some are warnings, some are greetings, and some are basically them saying, “Hey, I found a snack!” We hear those a lot around here. I
View fullsize November doesn’t usually show up like this in Colorado—and it’s worth savoring every warm, gentle moment. These bright afternoons feel like a small gift, inviting us to pause between seasons. The leaves may be fading, but the warmth
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View fullsize These bright, cheerful blooms aren’t just pretty faces. They help keep the greenhouse ecosystem in balance: âž¡ Natural pest control – their peppery scent draws aphids and other pests away from tender greens. âž¡ Edible beauty – both th
View fullsize We plant oats not just for food, but for the soil. Their roots help hold the earth, add nutrients, and protect the garden through winter. In spring, we let them rest back into the soil — giving back what they’ve taken. It’s a small
View fullsize Our greenhouse is home to a little experiment — a young fig tree, growing slowly and steadily here in Colorado. Figs aren’t exactly known for thriving at altitude, but with a bit of warmth and care, we’re giving this one a chance

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