Retreats can mean a lot to different people. To me, a retreat means escaping the everyday to become present, learn more about myself, make friends, have new experiences, and see the world. 

You know the clarifying impact a 20-minute meditation can have or what an incredible weekend of yoga can do for the soul? I want to help you take that feeling to the next level for your attendees, not just by giving you a fresh backdrop, but by incorporating purposeful accommodations and activities into the lessons you’re teaching at your retreat.

Picture The Palm in Dubai, one of the richest cities in the world to teach money mentality, and we surprise your participants with a coffee chat with one of Dubai’s wealthiest business women.

Or take your participants on a journey of mindfulness in the Italian Dolomites with guided meditation and breathwork. As a special treat, usher them on a sensual food experience—selecting ingredients from the local market and taking a cooking class—and then finally lead them in mindful eating of the meal they prepared.

When you get outside of the hotel conference room and experience more of the world, a greater connection is forged not only between each other and the world but also within ourselves.