[Kin·] was created with reverent attention to soul-
deep safety, to nourishing environments that
celebrate your complexity, and to honoring
both the medicine and the communities who have
protected these healing ways for generations.
We are your Kith and [Kin·]
What we offer
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Plant Medicine Retreats for BIPOC communities
KIN curates transformative healing retreats for Black and Brown communities, centering the ethical and sacred use of plant medicine. These experiences honor ancestral traditions and offer pathways to profound individual and collective healing.
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Plant Medicine Integration Services
KIN offers plant medicine preparation and integration services for individuals and groups. Our comprehensive preparation sessions align mind, body, and spirit for the journey ahead, while our compassionate integration support helps you interpret and embody the insights gained—anchoring them into your healing intentions and daily life.
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Corporate Community Building
KIN offers a unique opportunity for organizations seeking innovative ways to foster belonging. We design team-building experiences, learning curricula, and self-guided resources that cultivate psychological safety, strengthen resilience, deepen cultural competence, and empower leaders to lead inclusively.
Meet our Founder
verjeigh Violet
Sacred Medicine and Space Holder
A longtime Fortune 500 strategist, inclusion leader, and community builder, Verjeigh brings more than 15 years of experience creating spaces where people feel seen, connected, and empowered to participate more fully in their own becoming.
Her work bridges modern leadership with ancestral wisdom—exploring how herbs, ritual, plant medicine, storytelling, and intentional gathering can support deeper relationship with self, community, lineage, and the natural world.
Her approach is grounded in the belief that healing does not live outside of us, but can be remembered, practiced, and nurtured through relationship.
She is known for:
Curating intentional spaces where plant wisdom, ritual, community, and Black cultural traditions can be explored with curiosity and reverence.
Helping people reconnect with their own intuition, agency, ancestral wisdom, and capacity to participate in their healing.
Creating experiences that make spiritual and plant-centered practice feel lived, accessible, communal, and deeply human.
Through her own journey, study, and relationship with plant medicine and spiritual practice, Verjeigh invites others to remember what may already live within them—and to discover new ways of gathering, healing, and becoming.