NYC: A Fireside Chat with Ellen Vora, MD - Season of the Witch
We were taught to trust data over instinct.
And we learned to perform that side of ourselves.
Join Mysha and 113 Spring for an intimate fireside chat with Ellen Vora, MD, Yale and Columbia-trained psychiatrist and author of the national bestseller Season of the Witch, moderated by Alex Sall.
This is about reclaiming the full spectrum of our intelligence rather than outsourcing the answers we already have.
Written after a shattering loss showed her that real healing required what her training had taught her to dismiss, Season of the Witch names five practices for coming home to your own knowing: embodiment, presence, valuing the yin, openness to mystery, and serving the collective.
Together, we’ll explore:
✨ Why women learn to perform the rational, linear self, and what it costs us
✨ How disconnection shows up in our bodies, relationships, and decisions
✨ Where to start with Ellen’s five practices when life is already full
✨ What trusting your intuition looks like in motherhood, work, and everything in between
What to Expect:
✨ Mysha-style facilitated connection with like-valued women before the conversation begins
✨ A fireside conversation with Dr. Ellen Vora, moderated by Alex Sall, founder of ALSALL Studio, lifestyle creator, community builder, and Mysha mom
✨ Interactive Q+A to bring your own questions into the room
✨ A copy of Season of the Witch included with your ticket
You’ve always known more than you could explain.
Tonight is about trusting it.
Ellen Vora, MD is a board-certified psychiatrist and the author of The Anatomy of Anxiety and Season of the Witch. She takes a functional medicine approach to mental health—considering the whole person and addressing imbalance at the root. Dr. Vora received her B.A. from Yale University and her M.D. from Columbia University.
About 113 Spring: 13 Spring is a wellness destination in SoHo that makes longevity human and accessible. To them, longevity isn’t just about living longer. It’s about how we live. They believe it should be experienced, not prescribed: curated, expert-led and rooted in belonging
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