If you like connecting with people but get overwhelmed in big groups, I get it.
This weekend retreat is designed with introverts in mind. To make relaxation and self-care a priority, you’ll have plenty of quiet time and space do your own thing.
Our small group will have dinner together, and enjoy discussion during the teaching part of our time together.
We’ll explore:
- Boundaries: How to say No without feeling bad.
- Serendipity: Let go of over-control and learn to work with your Serendipity Engine.
- Gentleness: Leaning into support and being more kind with yourself.
- And more, as you explore your personal Self-Care needs, blocks, and strategies. . .
During your free time, you can: take a morning yoga class, explore the shops in town, curl up with a book, or simply “take the waters” and soak in the mineral pool.
The Olympic-size pool is filled with mineral water, heated to a blissfully warm temperature by natural hot springs. There are plenty of pool noodles and floaties to use when you immerse yourself in the waters.
The serene location is just an hour and a half drive north of San Francisco, in wine country.
Accommodations: Your private room has a King size bed and outdoor sitting area. On-site parking is included.
Meals: Dinner on Friday and Saturday night is included, and the group will dine together. Other meals are on your own, so you can choose whether to dine on property or in town. There are a number of options within walking distance.
Pricing: Starts at $2,500. Includes two nights accommodation (private room, single occupancy), dinner on Friday and Saturday night, and teachings on Self-Care.
Please inquire if you’re interested in a room upgrade, or double occupancy for you and a friend.
To know when the next retreat is scheduled, please tell me a bit about yourself and I’ll add you to the interested list:
Message from Kim
Hey, I’m glad you’re here! I look forward to learning more about you.
I believe that inner work is supported by beautiful, thoughtfully designed spaces.
The energy of this space is both serene and powerful (the natural hot springs are powered by geothermic and volcanic activity deep below the Earth’s surface). It’s a reminder that beauty and gentleness are potent forces.
Living in the Bay Area, it’s easy to think that technology, speed, and mind/intellect are the most valuable things.
But that’s not so.
You are a human being. Slow down and honor your own needs and rhythms. Connecting with your body, heart, and spirit is important and deserves your caring attention.
Kim Nicol 