Spring Women's Retreat | March 19th-22nd, 2025
This is the registration page for the Spring Women’s Retreat. Payment will be made in full upon arrival.
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You are warmly invited to gather for a weekend of connection on the shores of the Salish Sea in Western Washington.
This spring retreat is an opportunity to step out of daily demands and into a slower, more intentional rhythm. Together, we will explore the themes of the season—renewal, growth, resilience, and the fertility of mind and spirit—through creative, reflective, and relational practices.
Our time together will include art-making, journaling, guided conversation, meditation, song, gentle movement, shared meals, and time outdoors. These practices are offered as ways to listen more closely to your deep inner knowing and to tend to the changes unfolding in your life. The weekend is designed to be nourishing, supportive, and spacious, leaving you feeling well cared for and inspired.
No prior retreat experience is needed. You are welcome exactly as you are.
Please feel free to share this invitation with others.
This gathering is for you if:
You crave a deeper relationship with your intuition
You long for meaningful, supportive connection with other women
You are entering a new season of life and want space to meet it with tenderness and curiosity
You desire time away from the pace and expectations of everyday life
You are seeking creativity, nourishing food, rest, and time in nature
What to Expect
This retreat is organically structured and intentionally spacious. Each day will include guided group sessions as well as unstructured time for rest, reflection, walks, or quiet connection.
All activities are invitations, not requirements. You are never expected to share more than you want to, and there is no pressure to participate in any activity that doesn’t feel supportive to you.
The retreat will be sober and centered on caring for our bodies and nervous systems through good food, rest, creativity, movement, and presence.
Community Care & Inclusion
This is a women’s+ gathering, open to women, femme, and non-binary individuals. This space is not open to cisgender men.
Gentle movement and outdoor walks will be part of the weekend, and rest is always encouraged. If you have accessibility needs or questions about whether this space will support you, you are welcome to reach out before registering.
The Details
Dates: March 19th-22nd, 2026
Arrival: Thursday, March 19th, between 5–7 pm
Departure: Sunday, March 22nd, by 10 am
Location: Camano, WA
Cost: $600
(Includes lodging, all meals, and all creative materials)
Please reach out if this financial exchange is not possible for you but you feel strongly about attending.
What’s Included
Lodging:
We will stay in a spacious beach house just steps away from the Salish Sea. The home has a large kitchen and living room with a fireplace. The home has four bedrooms, three bathrooms. Attendees will stay in one of three rooms that each have two sets of bunk beds. Beds are chosen upon arrival.
Meals:
We will be enjoying a simple, vegan menu with all additional dietary restrictions thoughtfully accommodated. We will prepare and share meals together.
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Additional details about travel logistics and what to bring will be shared after sign-up. You are always welcome to reach out with questions before committing.
I would be honored to gather with you this spring.
This is the registration page for the Spring Women’s Retreat. Payment will be made in full upon arrival.
———————-
You are warmly invited to gather for a weekend of connection on the shores of the Salish Sea in Western Washington.
This spring retreat is an opportunity to step out of daily demands and into a slower, more intentional rhythm. Together, we will explore the themes of the season—renewal, growth, resilience, and the fertility of mind and spirit—through creative, reflective, and relational practices.
Our time together will include art-making, journaling, guided conversation, meditation, song, gentle movement, shared meals, and time outdoors. These practices are offered as ways to listen more closely to your deep inner knowing and to tend to the changes unfolding in your life. The weekend is designed to be nourishing, supportive, and spacious, leaving you feeling well cared for and inspired.
No prior retreat experience is needed. You are welcome exactly as you are.
Please feel free to share this invitation with others.
This gathering is for you if:
You crave a deeper relationship with your intuition
You long for meaningful, supportive connection with other women
You are entering a new season of life and want space to meet it with tenderness and curiosity
You desire time away from the pace and expectations of everyday life
You are seeking creativity, nourishing food, rest, and time in nature
What to Expect
This retreat is organically structured and intentionally spacious. Each day will include guided group sessions as well as unstructured time for rest, reflection, walks, or quiet connection.
All activities are invitations, not requirements. You are never expected to share more than you want to, and there is no pressure to participate in any activity that doesn’t feel supportive to you.
The retreat will be sober and centered on caring for our bodies and nervous systems through good food, rest, creativity, movement, and presence.
Community Care & Inclusion
This is a women’s+ gathering, open to women, femme, and non-binary individuals. This space is not open to cisgender men.
Gentle movement and outdoor walks will be part of the weekend, and rest is always encouraged. If you have accessibility needs or questions about whether this space will support you, you are welcome to reach out before registering.
The Details
Dates: March 19th-22nd, 2026
Arrival: Thursday, March 19th, between 5–7 pm
Departure: Sunday, March 22nd, by 10 am
Location: Camano, WA
Cost: $600
(Includes lodging, all meals, and all creative materials)
Please reach out if this financial exchange is not possible for you but you feel strongly about attending.
What’s Included
Lodging:
We will stay in a spacious beach house just steps away from the Salish Sea. The home has a large kitchen and living room with a fireplace. The home has four bedrooms, three bathrooms. Attendees will stay in one of three rooms that each have two sets of bunk beds. Beds are chosen upon arrival.
Meals:
We will be enjoying a simple, vegan menu with all additional dietary restrictions thoughtfully accommodated. We will prepare and share meals together.
———-
Additional details about travel logistics and what to bring will be shared after sign-up. You are always welcome to reach out with questions before committing.
I would be honored to gather with you this spring.