About

Kind Moon

Over recent years, there has been a collective experience of general burnout, increased anxiety/depression/isolation, and feelings of being under-resourced (in energy, time, emotions, finances, and beyond). Yet, individuals and communities inherently hold internal capacities to de-escalate, self-regulate, and create sustainable healing pathways for many of these challenges. And, engaging those capacities often begins with allowing ourselves to find spaces of personal safety (physically and emotionally), shared trust, and true restfulness.

Kind Moon seeks to provide opportunities to lean into these pillars of safety, trust and rest through authentic and personal connection, alongside creative curiosity. Providing support for internal wellbeing and holding space to look more compassionately at one’s own inner-resources within facilitated times of internal resource coaching, guided meditations, somatic awareness practices, tea sessions, ceremony experiences, and beyond. 

These offerings aspire toward small steps in transformative growth. Though even when beginning in an individual walk, ultimately this work is a part of collective and communal healing. We journey in these explorations together. If you want to hear more about ways to participate in any shared practices please reach out via the “Connect” page of this website.

Kind Moon spaces are not intended to offer formal therapy or guided healing for support of severe or threatening concerns. Please feel free to inquire about access to a network of qualified therapeutic individuals/organizations if such resources may be needed.

Our Team

Rob Douglas

Molly Reeder

You

Rob Douglas

Rob Douglas is a personal coach, ceremony facilitator, and holder of restful spaces. Born in Richmond, Virginia, his journey included residing in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Montana, Nairobi, New York City, Hawaiʻi, and nomadically throughout the world (with notable, extended times held in Nepal, Thailand, Australia, New Zealand, Bulgaria, and Italy). In 2019, his love and partner in life, Molly, and he returned to Virginia to pursue their transformative practices and live amidst a loving community…alongside a magical hound named Zadie.


Rob served in individual and group facilitation for over fifteen years, holding spaces of ceremony, mindfulness practices, and community connection. He lived within intentional spiritual communities both domestically and abroad; studied religious identity and narrative within the higher education framework; worked globally as a storyteller and filmmaker; and held professional leadership positions across fields of media, educational research, environmental advocacy, and technology. Throughout, his focus has been on supporting others, both grounding inward and expanding beyond, as they explore greater awareness and daily practices of engagement with self.


Rob’s current offerings focus on the pillars of safety, trust, and rest.


Molly Reeder

Molly Reeder holds space, facilitates, and guides rituals within the world of plants and nature. Her professional expression in this work is as a painter and stylist specializing in botanicals and food. She paints large scale, detailed watercolors of edible plant-based subjects to highlight their unique shape and beauty. She is particularly inspired by the weaving stories within food and plant ancestry, and the wisdom of the natural world. Molly seeks meaningful collaborations through the lens of her artwork, where her paintings help to support and showcase community and human rights organizations, especially in environmental and climate activism efforts. 

She spent many years traveling and living across the world in places such as New Zealand, Bulgaria and Hawaiʻi. Molly now finds a home in Richmond, VA with her husband. She is inspired by food ancestry, plants, and the human connection and narrative within these. 


You

Every endeavor of Kind Moon is one of co-creation and collaboration. Each experience or coaching relationship is customized to the needs of your own journey and is held as deeply, self-guided work. While we endeavor to work from established protocols and always hold to commitments of certain ethics, the work within those containers is very much your own to build and define in partnership.