the present well

A sanctuary created to bring calm to the chaos of everyday life.

“Be curious, not judgmental.”
– Walt Whitman

Offerings

Our Middleburg location brings together a thoughtfully curated collection of wellness products, personalized treatments, and immersive workshops inspired by the wisdom of Ayurveda.

Inside Granted Wellbeing

  • Ayurveda

    Uncover your optimal state of balance through ancient assessment techniques.

  • Warm Oil Rituals

    Rooted in ancient Indian tradition, these treatments calm the nervous system, quiet mental chatter, and induce a profound state of rest.

  • Color Therapy

    This holistic, non-invasive treatment helps restore energetic harmony, relaxing mind and body.

  • Curated Collection

    A curated collection of intentional products designed to nourish the senses and enrich daily rituals.

  • Workshops

    Immersive workshops blending Ayurvedic wisdom, mindful practices, and intentional self-care.

  • Consultations

    One-on-one guidance to uncover your unique needs and create a personalized path toward balance.

The Four Anchors
of Wellbeing

Our Approach

Grounding

In a world of constant noise, we create space to slow down, reconnect, and return to the present. Through thoughtful touch, natural materials, and intentional rituals, we invite a deeper sense of ease.

Restoration

Wellbeing is not a destination, but an ongoing practice. Our treatments and rituals are designed to restore balance, renew the senses, and support the body’s natural rhythms.

Intentional Living

We thoughtfully curate wellness essentials and nutrient-dense nourishment to support a more considered, balanced way of living.

Take Nothing for Granted

Granted Wellbeing is here to be your guide and cheerleader; to help you understand your unique needs, strengths & weaknesses. We’re also here to bring comfort and connection while you work to reach your goals.  And it’s mandatory to find humor along the way!

What One Wish Do You Want Granted?

If you could rub the genie’s lantern or have a wish granted at the wishing well, what would it be?

Mary Oliver wrote in her poem The Messenger…”Let me keep my mind on what matters, which is my work, which is mostly standing still and learning to be astonished.”