About
The Lola Zen Project Inc - About Us
The Lola Zen Project Inc. is a community-rooted, nonprofit healing organization dedicated to supporting multigenerational well-being through movement, mindfulness, cultural arts, and spiritual education. Our mission is to create spaces where families, individuals, and communities can heal, learn, and grow together through accessible workshops, donation-based readings, and empowering cultural practices. Founded by husband-and-wife team Orlando Prevot and Liz Prevot, the Lola Zen Project brings together two lifelong paths of wisdom:
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Orlando Prevot, martial artist and instructor, leads movement-based healing through traditional martial arts, body awareness practices, and community demonstrations.
Liz Prevot, astrologer, tarot reader, numerologist, and shamanic practitioner, guides participants through cosmic wisdom, intuitive development, and ancestral healing traditions.
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Together, they weave physical disciplines with spiritual insight to create a uniquely holistic experience. Rooted in heritage, empowerment, and compassionate community care.
🌸 Interested in Becoming a Facilitator?
The Lola Zen Project welcomes artists, therapists, healers, educators, and elders who feel called to share their wisdom through creative, cultural, or healing arts.
We believe in reciprocity over hierarchy. Our facilitators are circle leaders bring a unique gift that supports community wellness, intergenerational connection, and cultural restoration.​​​
🌿 What It Means to Facilitate with Lola Zen Project
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Facilitators co-create workshops, retreats, and circles that blend arts and wellness, such as:
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Movement and mindfulness (Martial Arts, yoga, breathwork)
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Creative expression (art, writing, music, or ritual crafts)
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Cultural or ancestral healing practices
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Therapeutic or holistic group experiences
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Field trip and Elder Speaker Facilitator
All offerings are donation-based or sliding scale, ensuring accessibility for every participant.
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🌕 How to Join
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If you’re an elder, therapist, artist, or guide who wants to lead a workshop, co-facilitate, or host a community circle, we’d love to hear from you.
Send us a brief introduction of who you are, your area of practice, and the kind of workshop or circle you envision offering.