Meet Our Team
Tracey J. Moon, LMBT
Founder
Tracey has a warm down-to-earth presence and a deep intuition that helps her facilitate groups with clarity, spontaneity and loads of inspiration. She believes in the profound intelligence of the body and breath and empowers others to live and work with more awareness, happiness, resilience and hopefulness. It is her own relationship with being vulnerably human and her capacity to deeply listen – along with years of meditation, movement, deep rest and a fierce courage to evolve – that most deeply informs her wide capacity to be a healing presence with others.
Tracey completed her massage therapy training in 1998 at The Body Therapy Institute and is a North Carolina licensed massage therapist. She is a former faculty member of The Body Therapy Institute and is a graduate of the Spirit of Learning, a program through the Center for Embodied Teacher Education led by Carey Smith. Early in her career, she helped launch the integrative massage program at Duke Integrative Medicine, building it from the ground up during its formative years.
She received her initial training as a breathwork facilitator through Clarity Breathwork and has completed further training in Biodynamic Breath. In 2018, she completed a 200-hour yoga teacher training in Rishikesh, India, with a focus on asana, pranayama, yoga philosophy, meditation and sound. She is a Certified Integrative Reflexologist. She received her professional training in Mind Body Skills through the Center of Mind Body Medicine in Washington, DC. Much of her work is influenced by Jon Kabat-Zinn’s Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction program.
Tracey is the co-founder and co-lead of the Body-Based Breathwork Facilitator Training, a 9-month immersive program that supports emerging breathwork facilitators in cultivating presence, nervous system intelligence, and the art of creating safe spaces. This in-depth offering is the heart of her current work and reflects her passion for helping others step into service with integrity and skill.
Together with Sharon Nash, MA, she co-facilitates retreats and workshops in the U.S. and internationally on breathwork, sound healing, meditation, anxiety and depression, conscious communication and ethics. They are nationally approved providers of continuing education through NCBTMB. Their workshops and retreats are open to all and held in beautiful, healing-centered spaces in Bali, Costa Rica, Italy, Portugal, Turkey and the U.S.
Sharon Nash, MA
Founder
Sharon brings a unique blend of heart wisdom and intellectual clarity into her work. Her facilitation style is clear, grounded, and direct, balanced by a dynamic energy, playful exuberance, and steady presence. She creates spaces that feel both safe and alive—where participants can soften, settle, and reconnect with their own inner knowing. With honesty and warmth, Sharon shares stories from her own spiritual journey, reminding others that they are not alone—and that healing, when done in community, is both powerful and sustaining.
Sharon holds a B.S. in Computer Engineering from Auburn University and an M.A. in Liberal Studies from Duke University. She has been a teacher in many forms since 1990—from secondary math classrooms in southern Africa, North Carolina, and Guatemala, to training educators and leading online learning. She now co-facilitates retreats and workshops across the U.S. and internationally with Tracey Moon, offering experiences rooted in meditation, breathwork, sound healing and bodywork.
Sharon is the co-founder and co-lead of the Body-Based Breathwork Facilitator Training, a 9-month immersive program that supports emerging facilitators in cultivating presence, nervous system intelligence, and the skills to create safe, transformative spaces. This program is the heart of her current work and reflects her deep commitment to helping others step into service with clarity and integrity.
She has completed trainings in Integral Education, Non-Violent Communication and Clarity Breathwork. In 2018, she completed a 200-hour yoga teacher training in Rishikesh, India, with a focus on asana, pranayama, yoga philosophy, meditation and sound. She connects to her own inner wisdom and guidance daily through her intuitive practice of sound healing.
Christian Stegall, LMT
Team Lead, Assistants
Having graduated from the Tennessee Institute of Healing Arts in 1999, Christian has been steeped in the art of healing since the tender age of 18. One of the most sought-after bodyworkers in Chattanooga, TN, she recently became a certified Polyvagal-Informed practitioner in 2022, rounding out years of training in Orthobionomy and Somatic work.
She attended her first Breath, Body & Sound retreat in 2017 and fell in love with breathwork and its ability to shift and shape the nervous system. Since 2020, she has been assisting in Cultivating Inner Stillness retreats and brings a natural enthusiasm for life-long learning, a contagious playfulness and a grounded presence that supports retreat participants reconnect with their own inherent nature. She graduated from our Body-Based Breathwork Facilitator Training in 2024.
Christian loves her work and loves to travel. She also loves being in nature and tries to get outside daily. Mostly, however, Christian loves people. She relishes time spent forging deep and meaningful connections, walking alongside her fellow humans on their journey to wellness.
She is the logistics engine of our retreats on the ground—welcoming, efficient, and consistently attuned. Her calm, steady presence and excellent communication keep everything running seamlessly behind the scenes of each retreat.
Christian serves as the Team Lead for our Assistant team at Breath, Body & Sound retreats, both in the US and internationally.
Carolyn Cramer, LMBT
Assistant
Carolyn brings a joy to breathwork in a way that helps people come back to a natural, fuller breath with more ease and relaxation. Her grounded approach is welcome in the retreat space as she reminds us through her heart-centered presence to delight in the moment.
In her own life she finds beauty and healing life through music, gardening and baking. She is an avid world explorer having hiked the Appalachian trail and traveled throughout southeast Asia, a big leap from her southern coastal town upbringing in Wilmington, NC. She has a BA in Music from the University of North Carolina in Asheville.
She attended The Body Therapy Institute for her massage training, graduating in 1998. Her work with Cultivating Inner Stillness began in 2014 when she attended her first Breath, Body & Sound retreat. The transformation that she experienced in that first retreat was powerful, and she’s been part of the team ever since. She graduated from our Body-Based Breathwork Facilitator Training in 2024.
Carolyn lives in Asheville, NC, where you can frequently find her gardening and playing outside with her daughter, husband and odd little bully dog, Potato. Through her work managing a creative and innovative medical practice, she is passionate about bridging traditional and alternative wisdom, and will soon launch her breathwork practice through her primary care home base.
Carolyn assists in our Breath, Body & Sound retreats in the US and internationally.
Elizabeth Harriett, LMBT
Assistant
Elizabeth has been a NC Licensed Massage & Bodywork Therapist since 2002, bringing over two decades of experience in blending bodywork, breath, and presence. Her path began with service in the U.S. Navy and a lifelong call to caregiving, which eventually led her to the Body Therapy Institute in Siler City, NC.
Her training includes Craniosacral Therapy, Reflexology, Cupping, Hot Stone Therapy, and certification as a Massage Doula. She is also an ordained minister and has worked in premier spas as well as in her own wellness practice integrating massage, esthetics, and breath awareness.
In our trainings and retreats, Elizabeth’s organizational gifts keep everything flowing smoothly behind the scenes. She cares deeply about each participant and brings a practical, grounded style infused with a ton of heart. Her warmth and steady presence help others return to compassion, ease, and joy.
Elizabeth lives in Christiansburg, VA with her husband and their adorable deaf dog, Lilac. She has two adult children and loves living close to her granddaughter, with who fills her world with laughter and light.
Elizabeth assists in our Bodywork for Depression & Anxiety course and our Breath, Body & Sound retreats in the US and internationally.
Jessica Keller
Assistant
Jessica brings a gentle, grounded presence and a deep capacity for authentic connection—with people, nature, and the unseen. She offers intuitive support through deep listening and quiet steadiness, helping others feel safe, soften, and open. Having walked her own path of transformation, she serves as a compassionate witness, holding space with reverence and humility. She believes healing happens in community. By showing up authentically and honoring each person’s journey, Jessica reminds others that they are not alone—and that their breath, body, and story matter deeply.
Jessica holds a BS degree in Biology and works as a licensed Medical Technologist at a 25-bed acute care and rehabilitation hospital. Earlier in her career, she was a Licensed Massage Therapist and taught for 12 years at The Shenandoah Valley School of Therapeutic Massage.
She has immersed herself in holistic studies including Clarity Breathwork, Introspective Hypnosis, The Heart of the Healer, and the Whitewinds Institute of Energetic Healing, where she also served as an assistant. Her work included clinical research exploring the effects of energy healing with oncology patients and Therapeutic Touch in elder care settings as well as serving her community as a volunteer Reiki practitioner in the local hospital system.
Jessica assists in our Breath, Body & Sound retreats at Sanctuary Retreat Center in Faber, Virginia and internationally.
Lorin Crowley, LMBT
Assistant
Lorin is a graduate of the Body Therapy Institute in Siler City, NC and has been a NC Licensed Massage & Bodywork Therapist since 2005, bringing over two decades of experience in clinical massage therapy to her work supporting breath, body, and healing. She currently serves as a Clinical Massage Therapist at Duke Integrative Medicine. As a second-generation massage therapist- her mother a massage therapist and her step-father an acupuncturist- Lorin grew up immersed in the world of bodywork and healing arts, which shaped her lifelong path in integrative care.
Her training includes advanced certification in Oncology Massage and Medical Massage, as well as Healing Touch and Reiki. She brings additional depth to her work through her experience as a hospital-based massage therapist in oncology, where she supported patients navigating serious illness with skilled, compassionate touch.
In our trainings and retreats, Lorin brings a delightfully warm presence, steady and attentive presence of someone
who has spent two decades learning to listen with her hands. Her clinical background grounds the work, while her openness to breath and somatic practice keeps her curious and engaged alongside participants.
Outside of her work, Lorin enjoys gluten-free cooking, reading, and hiking trails in the woods with her dog, Ruby. She lives in Durham, NC, and has a daughter in college. Lorin assists in our Body-Based Breathwork Facilitator Training, Bodywork for Depression & Anxiety, Compassionate Bodywork for Death, Dying & Grief, and Breath, Body & Sound retreats both in the US and internationally.
Our Being Informs Our Doing
We believe that inspiration and inner wisdom arise more naturally when we are fully present and attuned to ourselves, to others, and to the world around us. From this place of awareness, we bring our whole selves into our relationships, our work, and the choices we make. Our being begins to inform our doing.
This is a different way of living in a culture that often measures our worth by how much we accomplish. We are encouraged to keep striving, producing, and staying busy- believing that achievement, success, and constant activity define who we are.
Our work offers another way. Through body-based practices, mindful awareness, and compassionate inquiry, we learn to slow down, listen deeply, and reconnect with the wisdom within. As we come home to ourselves, our actions become a natural expression of who we are – more grounded, more authentic, and more aligned with the life we long to live.
A Whole-Person Approach
We believe meaningful learning happens when the whole person is welcomed. Every participant arrives with their own experiences, intentions, and unique way of learning, and we create space for each person to receive exactly what they need. Whether you’re developing professional skills, navigating a life transition, healing from illness or injury, or simply longing to reconnect with yourself, our workshops and retreats honor your individual path.
Just as important as what you learn is how you experience your path. We intentionally create environments that foster trust, connection, and belonging while allowing time for quiet reflection, integration, and rest. Within a supportive community, meaningful relationships form, insights deepen, and transformation unfolds naturally.
Mindfulness is the thread that weaves through everything we offer. Whether you join us for Body-Based Breathwork, meditation, sound healing, ethical mindfulness or grief work and life transitions, you’ll be invited to cultivate presence, deepen self-awareness, and strengthen your capacity to meet both life and work with greater clarity, compassion, and authenticity.
Space to Breathe
We know that place makes a difference and can vibrationally assist your retreat experience by reminding you to slow down, breathe with more ease, step into presence and remember that you are part of a collective whole. This is why a large focus of our behind the scenes work is on the considerable care we take to select and bring you to special places in the world. We frequently hold our workshops at retreat centers in Georgia, Maryland, North Carolina and Virginia and internationally in Bali, Costa Rica, Italy, Portugal and Turkey.
We are passionate about creating inspiring and heart-opening workshops and retreats for individuals and groups to make a difference in classrooms, workplaces, treatment rooms, homes and communities. Our focus is on mindful awareness of the body and mind, relationship communication, and present-centered leadership. We hope you’ll join us in bringing more presence, heart and kindness into the world!
A Change of Pace
With a shared vision of shaking it up and waking up, Tracey and Sharon stepped out of their busy lives in the US and moved abroad, first to Lake Atitlan, Guatemala in 2011. They let go of 90% of their belongings and left their comfortable salaries and environment in the US with the intention of breaking out of cultural conditioning, diving deeper into purposeful work and a healthy way of living and working. After living for four years on Lake Atitlan in Guatemala and five on Lake Chapala in Ajijic, Mexico they returned to the US in 2020. They love the vibe of the small city of Chattanooga, Tennessee on the Appalachian ridge where they enjoy hiking with their dog Milo and birdwatching with their two adorable cats, Jackson and Lucy.