Join us for our next weekend dedicated to stepping away from the noise and coming home to yourself. This is a space where you can authentically show up exactly as you are, setting aside the masks of daily life so you can do the deep, honest work your heart needs.

A Small Group, Deeply Held

Our ceremonies are intentionally limited to five participants maximum. This ensures every person receives individualized attention, trauma-informed care, and spaciousness to move through their process without feeling rushed or overlooked.

• You are not one of many here.

• You are seen. 

• You are supported. 

• You are known.

Our time together is centered around the Shipibo tradition from Peru. These ceremonies are often described as "spiritual surgery"—they are precise, intense, and incredibly transformative. Rather than just overthinking your life, the plants invite you into a space of pure feeling. They meet you exactly where you are, responding to your vulnerability and helping you illuminate those "boxes" of your psyche you’ve bravely chosen to open. It’s a chance to see yourself with striking clarity and find a perspective rooted in your deepest truth.

You’ll be supported by an intimate group in a setting that feels like a collective homecoming.

Who It’s For & Why People Come

This space is for people who are ready to do real inner work.

Not because it’s trendy. Not because they’re chasing an experience. But because something inside them is asking for honesty, depth, and change.

It’s for conscious adults who want to sit with sacred plants in a contained, trauma-aware, highly supported environment — where safety, preparation, and integration are taken seriously.

People come because they:

• Are tired of circling the same patterns in relationships, intimacy, or self-worth.

• Sense unresolved shame or old developmental wounds still shaping their choices.

• Feel the pull toward something more aligned, but can’t quite access it yet.

• Long to trust themselves more deeply — their intuition, their body, their inner knowing.

• Want to approach sacred plant with maturity, reverence, and psychological responsibility.

• Understand that preparation and integration are not extras — they are the work.

Many arrive at a threshold moment. From the outside, life may look functional. But internally, there’s tension. Disconnection. A quiet knowing that something wants to shift.

Often, it’s not about adding something new.

It’s about releasing what was never truly theirs — outdated survival strategies, inherited narratives, protective patterns that once kept them safe but now keep them small.

This container is for those ready to meet themselves honestly — with courage, humility, and support.

It’s a safe place to go inward without having to perform, impress, or hold it all together.

And for many, it becomes the place where self-trust begins to feel possible, not conceptual.

Many who come are at a threshold. They sense there is more available to them — more authenticity, more harmony, more alignment — but something unseen feels in the way.

This work is about meeting that place with courage and compassion.

What’s Included:

• Plant Bath Ritual - a gentle cleansing and grounding experience to prepare your body and spirit before ceremony.

• Two Sacred Plant Ceremonies - held in a safe, trauma-informed container rooted in Indigenous lineage and held with deep respect.

  • All Meals Included - nourishing, intentional meals prepared to support your body throughout the process.

• Comfortable Accommodations - a mix of private and shared rooms, designed for rest, safety, and integration.

• Time for Relaxation - forest walks, quiet reflection, rest, journaling, and integration space between ceremonies.

This is not an intensive packed schedule. It is spacious by design. The land itself becomes part of the medicine.

What to Expect:

Program Highlights (All Optional)

• Two Grandmother Vine ceremonies rooted in Indigenous lineage, guided with expert, trauma-informed care.

• Intentional preparation before arrival so you arrive clear, informed, and energetically aligned.

• Compassionate post-retreat integration support to ensure your insights translate into lasting change.

Every aspect of the container is designed to help you feel safe enough to go deep.

Tentative Retreat Schedule

(All elements are thoughtfully held. Everything is optional. Spaciousness is built in.)

Because this is deep work, we move slowly. There is structure — but never pressure.

Friday – Arrival & Opening the Container

17:00–18:00 | Arrival & Settling In

• Guests arrive, rooms are assigned (private or shared), and begin unwinding into the forest atmosphere.

19:00 | Welcome & Ceremony Orientation

• We gather as a small group to open the container.

• This includes introductions, agreements, intentions, and practical guidance for working safely and responsibly with the medicine.

21:00 - 2:00 | Sacred Plant Ceremony #1

• Our first ceremony begins.

• Held in Indigenous lineage and trauma-informed care, this is an invitation inward — gently, respectfully, and with support.

Saturday – Integration, Cleansing & Deepening

Morning | Slow Start

• Light breakfast available (oats).

• This is quiet time — journaling, rest, walking in nature, or simply being.

Treatment Sessions (By Appointment):

• Individual consultations or therapeutic support sessions are available throughout the day for those who desire additional guidance.

12:00 | Flower Bath Ritual

• A traditional cleansing ritual to clear, ground, and energetically reset before the second ceremony.

13:00–14:00 | Nourishing Lunch

• Wholesome meal prepared to support your body and integration process.

14:00–15:30 | Sharing Circle

• A facilitated space to process insights from the first ceremony.

• You are invited — never pressured — to speak from your experience.

15:30–18:30 | Consultations / Treatment Appointments Continue

• Optional one-on-one support for deeper integration.

19:00 | Quiet Time & Reflection

• Rest, journaling, nature connection, or solitude. We begin turning inward again.

21:00 | Sacred Plant Ceremony #2

• Our second ceremony allows the work to deepen — often with greater clarity, surrender, and embodiment.

Sunday – Integration & Closing

10:00 | Brunch

• Gentle re-entry with shared nourishment.

11:00 | Final Sharing Circle & Integration Guidance

• We close the ceremonial container together.

• You’ll receive grounded guidance for integrating your experience into daily life — because the real work continues after you leave.

13:00 | Departure

• This schedule is intentionally spacious. There are pauses between intensity. There is room for your nervous system to settle. There is time for the land to support your process.