About us 

Seed to Sól is a creative wellness program that helps young people reconnect with themselves through mindfulness, creativity, and community. We believe growth begins with small seeds — moments of awareness, curiosity, and self-expression that help us better understand who we are and what we’re capable of.

Our mission is to create safe, nurturing spaces where youth feel seen, supported, and inspired to grow — mentally, emotionally, and creatively. Through mindfulness and the arts, we plant seeds that help each soul bloom.



 

Why Seed To Sól? 

In today’s world, young people are facing immense social, emotional, and mental challenges that affect how they view themselves and how they interact with others. Many of them spend most of their time in structured environments such as schools, community centers, and group homes — spaces that have the potential to shape not only their education, but their sense of self-worth and belonging.

Yet across these spaces, there is often a disconnect between youth and the adults who serve them. While educators, mentors, and staff work hard to meet academic and behavioral goals, the emotional, creative, and spiritual needs of our youth are often left unmet. Many young people are searching for safe outlets to express themselves, to be seen for who they truly are, and to connect with others in authentic, meaningful ways.

The arts — including movement, music, visual art, writing, and performance — provide a universal language for self-discovery and healing. Through creative expression, young people are able to process emotions, explore identity, and build confidence in ways that traditional methods often cannot reach. Art creates connection, sparks conversation, and allows youth to feel ownership of their stories.

By integrating the arts with mindfulness, mentorship, and holistic wellness practices, schools, group homes, and community organizations can create environments where youth are supported in mind, body, and soul. These spaces become more than places of learning or supervision — they become sanctuaries of growth, belonging, and transformation.

When we invest in our young people’s creativity and emotional well-being, we nurture leaders who are empathetic, grounded, and resilient. We give them tools not only to succeed in school or career settings, but to navigate life with authenticity and purpose.

Our program exists to bridge this gap — partnering with schools, community centers, and group homes to bring programs rooted in art, mindfulness, and emotional wellness to the youth who need it most.

Ceo & Founder of Seed To Sól   

About the Founder

Zanyah Dorfeuille is the founder and creative force behind Seed to Sól, a program rooted in mindfulness, movement, and creative wellness. A Boston native and proud graduate of Howard University’s Chadwick A. Boseman College of Fine Arts, Zanyah holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance and has dedicated her career to using the arts as a tool for healing, connection, and empowerment.

As a multidisciplinary artist, choreographer, and educator, Zanyah has worked with organizations such as Sole Defined, OrigiNations Cultural Arts Center, Princess Mhoon Dance Institute, and Cooking With Gabby, bringing creativity and cultural expression to schools, nonprofits, and communities across the country.

Through Seed to Sól, she combines her background in dance, theatre, and education to cultivate spaces where people—especially youth—can explore mindfulness, communication, and self-expression. Her mission is to plant seeds of creativity and awareness that help individuals and communities bloom from the inside out.


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Together, we can empower individuals through arts and mindfulness. Participate in our programs, workshops, or retreats, and experience the transformative power of creative expression.

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