What if you didn’t have to navigate this threshold alone?
You were never meant to navigate every threshold alone.
There are moments in life when the path we’ve been walking no longer feels like ours.
A relationship ends.
A career shifts.
The kids leave home.
An identity falls away.
Something we once wanted no longer fits.
Or maybe there’s simply a quiet knowing deep inside that says, there has to be more.
These thresholds can be tender, messy, disorienting, and beautiful all at once. And while we’re often taught to figure it out, push through, move on, and find the next answer...
What if you didn’t have to do any of it alone?
The Women Navigating Life Transitions Fall Retreat is a place to come exactly as you are.
To be witnessed.
To feel.
To release.
To remember yourself.
To create.
To grow wild alongside other women who are navigating their own becoming.
We’ll gather in sacred circle, on the land, through creative ritual, conversation, laughter, grief, uncertainty, and the beautiful messiness of becoming.
Because sometimes what we need most isn’t another answer.
It’s a place where we can slow down enough to hear our own knowing—and be witnessed as we find our way forward.
This retreat is an invitation to honor what was, make space for what is, and wildly imagine what comes next.
If something in you is whispering, “I need this,” I invite you to listen.
Women Navigating Life Transitions Fall Retreat
Friday, October 2 at 6:00 PM – Sunday, October 4 at noon
You can camp on the land with your own gear or stay in a trailer for an additional fee, allowing you to be fully immersed in the retreat experience for the weekend.
We’ll begin Friday evening with a potluck, and four additional vegetarian meals will be provided throughout the weekend.
A minimum of four Wildflowers are needed for the retreat to proceed, so if you’ve been feeling the nudge, now is the time to claim your space.
You don’t have to have it all figured out before you arrive.
You don’t have to know exactly what comes next.
Just bring yourself—and your willingness to listen to what’s ready to emerge.
There is another way to move through transition—one rooted in courage, creativity, community, and your own inner knowing.
Come sit in the circle.
Come breathe.
Come create.
Come be witnessed.
Come remember that you are not alone.
Let’s honor what was, make space for what is, and wildly imagine what comes next.