The Deep End is a monthly event series, designed as a space to come together outside of work, outside of the bar, outside of church, the busyness of the city and the daily demands of life.

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It’s a kind of sanctuary — a chance to connect with ourselves individually and to come together to share our experiences in a trusted space.

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Over the years, LeAnne has participated in many group experiences centered on personal growth, which have been foundational to the long-time development of The Deep End. Supported by years of professional and self-led study, courses in holistic wellbeing, trauma focused facilitator trainings, and energetic and spiritual practices, LeAnne has extracted the essences and teachings of all for this pilot series. 

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She’s seen firsthand how valuable it is to learn from the vulnerable, authentic connection that happens when people share their stories in a group — and how powerful it can be to be held and supported by a room full of strangers, friends, or friends-to-be while navigating the inner landscape of personal reality.

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Why The Deep End Exists

A note from LeAnne

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I’ve been part of groups that cracked something open in me — spaces where people showed up honestly, where the air felt different because no one was pretending. Those experiences changed me. They taught me the value of depth, presence, and witnessing each other without trying to fix or perform.

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What I’m building now is rooted in that kind of space. Not a meditation group. Not a wellness circle. Something else.

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It’s a space for people who are hungry for honesty. For people who can feel when something’s off — in themselves, in their lives — and are willing to sit with it instead of covering it up or trying to "release" it. It’s for people who want to get out of their heads and actually land in their bodies, even when that brings up more questions than answers.

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There’s a lot of content out there about healing. A lot of buzzwords. A lot of “advice”. But not enough room to just feel what’s real, personal, and authentic, with other people who are doing the same. That’s what this is for.

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And honestly — I haven’t seen anything quite like this in Fort Worth.

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There are yoga classes, ecstatic dance, full moon circles, church groups, wellness workshops. All of those serve a purpose. But this feels different. This is somewhere between the raw honesty of a late-night conversation at the bar and the groundedness of something sacred. Open, unfiltered, but safe. A place to be guided into the depths of yourself, to exist inside of your experience, and to return with insight, growth, and inner peace.