RETREATS

To guide you into deeper connection with yourself, with others, and the living world.

While each retreat varies in structure—from intimate weekend immersions to week-long ceremonial journeys—certain elements remain at the heart of everything we do.

Below are some of the practices, principles, and ways of being we bring into each space.
These threads guide our work, no matter the setting.

Three people sitting cross-legged on rugs outdoors, holding candles, surrounded by sacred objects, in a peaceful, wooded area.

A person lying on their back on a yoga mat outdoors, appearing to relax with hands on their stomach and eyes closed.

A man and a woman sit on a wooden floor indoors, engaging in a sound healing session with singing bowls. The woman has long curly hair and is wearing a beige top and blue pants. The man has long hair tied back and is wearing a gray shirt and brown pants.

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Mindfulness & Expanded States

We are wired for expanded states—ritual, breathwork, movement, trance, and nature immersion open the door to transformation.

These practices disrupt old patterns, deepen awareness, and help us access hidden layers of psyche and soul. Mindfulness anchors this journey, allowing us to track our inner landscape with curiosity and presence.

Tracking the Bigger Story

We are part of a larger story—one woven with myth, meaning, and soul.

Through earth-based practices, archetypal wisdom, and dreamwork, we explore the golden thread of your journey. This is the path of deep presence, radical self-responsibility, and walking the Earth with beauty.

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People sitting cross-legged on the floor in a dark, wooden room illuminated by candles, possibly participating in a meditation or spiritual session.

Three people kneeling in a dimly lit room with large windows and a mountainous landscape in the background, centered around a small grave at sunset.

Two women hugging outdoors in a forest, with a woman sitting on the ground and a man leaning in, smiling as he hugs her; other women are visible in the background, with camping gear and tents around.

The Adventure of Self-Discovery

Becoming whole requires us to turn inward.

Through trauma-informed modalities like parts work, Hakomi, and somatic inquiry, we follow the wisdom of the body and soul at the pace of trust. These retreats are not therapy, but they are spaces where you meet the parts of yourself long forgotten.

Embodiment & Somatic Approach

The body carries wisdom deeper than words.

By slowing down, tuning in, and trusting its pace, we access profound healing and insight. Somatic practices and intuitive movement allow us to soften, listen, and reconnect—revealing the body as the portal to wholeness.

A man sitting on a wooden floor inside a cozy space with large windows, holding a blanket, surrounded by lush green trees outside.

A man with long hair and beard, wearing a patterned orange garment, is sitting on a patterned rug, holding a mallet and striking a large drum during an outdoor gathering with a scenic countryside background.

People sitting on the floor in a dimly lit room with candles, participating in a ritual, with one person placing objects on a flower arrangement in the center.

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"By choosing integrity, I become more whole, but wholeness does not mean perfection. It means becoming more real by acknowledging the whole of who I am."

– Parker J. Palmer

Stepping Out to Step In

If you want everything to change, you must be willing to change everything.

Stepping out of routine and into the unknown allows for true transformation. Our retreats offer a sacred pause—space to reset, reflect, and return with clarity and purpose.

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Rooted in Community

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We do this work by, for, and through community.

Our retreats recreate the Village—a space for collective healing, deep connection, and shared transformation. Many leave with lifelong friendships, continuing to gather and support one another long after the retreat ends.

A group of people sitting around a large, rectangular wooden table in a cozy dining area, enjoying a meal together. The table is decorated with small flower vases, and each person has a bowl of food.

A group of people gathered around a wooden rustic table inside a cozy cabin, enjoying a meal and conversation during daytime. The scene is decorated with string lights and flowers in vases.

Group of people in outdoor jackets looking at a map in a wooded forest.

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"People say that what we're all seeking is a meaning for life. I don't think that's what we're really seeking. I think that what we're seeking is an experience of being alive."

- Joesph Campbell

A woman sitting cross-legged on a blanket outdoors during the daytime, writing in a notebook, with pillows, a water bottle, and candles around her.

Group of hikers walking on a rocky mountain summit during sunset, with a vast mountain range in the background.

Three people doing yoga outdoors in a forest with sunlight streaming through the trees.

Informed by the Wild

At Wild Within, everything we do is about returning to the Earth.

The wild is not an escape—it is the teacher. Time in untamed landscapes shifts consciousness, opens the heart, and reawakens belonging. We go to nature not to leave the world behind, but to remember how to fully belong to it.