Times of crisis often find us looking outside ourselves for saving, advice, answers, or a way back to feeling and looking normal again. And yet, what if the best thing a crisis does is cut us off from the belief that things can ever return to normal?
In this workshop, we'll explore what it means to move through change without rushing to fix, explain, or return to a version of yourself that no longer fits. Drawing on inspiration from Keri's new book, The Essential Ingredient: Remaking Ourselves in Times of Crisis, we'll begin to reconnect with the part of you that knows how to navigate this period, drawing on generations of wisdom around transformation and renewal.
Through meditation and reflection, we'll begin the alchemical process of turning inward, making space for greater clarity and a deeper trust in your own capacity to navigate what comes next.
Because if there's anything you can count on these days, it's you—the essential ingredient.
Meet the author, get a signed book!
Presenter: Keri Mangis - TEDx Speaker & Author (Bio below)
Date: Saturday November 14th, 2026 2:00-3:30pm CT
Location: Edina. The exact address will be sent closer to the event.
Cost: $50, suggested donation (scholarships available, ALL are welcome!)
**After registration, if you are unable to attend for any reason, please contact us at daisy@daisycamp.org so we can use the scholarship for another Daisy Camper, refund you, or apply your payment to a future workshop.**
Keri Mangis is a TEDx speaker and multi-award-winning author whose work stands at the crossroads of culture, consciousness, and transformation. She challenges the status quo with a clear, courageous voice, calling us to move beyond platitudes and into the deeper work of remaking ourselves in times of crisis. With over twenty years of study in yoga, Ayurveda, alchemy, Jungian psychology, and archetypes, Keri brings depth, nuance, and urgency to the cultural conversation.
Her new book, The Essential Ingredient: Remaking Ourselves in Times of Crisis, explores how breakdown can serve as a portal to renewal, both personally and collectively. It is available at Big Hill Books in Minneapolis.