The Sanctuary Wellness Center

05/30/2026

Join us this June for our First Friday Drum Circle at The Sanctuary Wellness Center — an evening of rhythm, connection, and community. Come share in the music, positive energy, and joy of gathering together in a welcoming space.

Bring your friends, bring your family, and join us for a beautiful night of love, light, and connection. 💫

No registration required
$10 suggested donation

05/28/2026

We’re honored to have Michelle Joy Lambiasi, M.Sc. at The Sanctuary Wellness Center.

As a clinical herbalist and founder of Appalachian Herbs and Aromatics, Michelle’s work is rooted in both education and lived experience. Her healing path began after she and her son faced chronic Lyme disease, and that journey led her to herbal medicine with a heartfelt desire to help others find support and healing too.

05/22/2026

05/20/2026

Honor where you are. That is part of the journey. 💫

05/16/2026

Hidden in plain sight in Berryville, The Sanctuary Wellness Center is a true gem for whole-person healing.

With over 26 healing modalities under one roof — from modern medical care to ancient healing traditions, bodywork, energy work, and community circles — The Sanctuary offers a peaceful space where wellness, connection, and care come together beautifully.

05/13/2026

Tap into your inner knowing. ✨

In this intuitive development class, you’ll explore what intuition is, how it works, and learn about the clair-senses through hands-on practice exercises designed to help you grow your natural abilities.

Advance registration required
$75 per person
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05/10/2026

This Mother’s Day, we honor the women who nurture so much of the world around them.

May this be a reminder that your wellness matters too — your rest, your healing, your peace, and your health are worthy of care. When you care for yourself, you give from a fuller, stronger, more radiant place. 💛

05/06/2026

Before this became a place of movement, breath, and healing…
it was already sacred.

On North Buckmarsh Street, in what was once the heart of Berryville’s Black community,
a church stood here.

Built around the turn of the 20th century—
but rooted even earlier, in land given in 1869,
just after the Civil War.

A place where newly freed men and women gathered.
To worship.
To rebuild.
To belong.

Behind the church, they buried their dead.

Not far away.
Not forgotten.
But close—
where prayers could still reach them.

Today, only a handful of stones remain visible.

But the ground remembers what history did not record.

And we choose to remember, too.