Retreats

Therapist-led experiences designed to help you return to daily life with more clarity.


What they are

Through meaningful connection, guided reflection, and thoughtfully designed experiences, each retreat blends therapeutic insight with restorative practices to create space for new perspectives, deeper clarity, and lasting well-being.

Retreats can be customized for individuals, organizations, and groups.

Upcoming Retreat

The Art of Living Well

October 23–25, 2026

What becomes possible when you make space to hear your inner voice?

The Art of Living Well is a weekend blending therapeutic insight, meaningful conversation, restorative practices, and moments that gently stir the senses.

Together we'll explore the beauty and serenity of Serenbe, gather around the table to share a memorable meal, experience the quiet wisdom of the horses, and allow the natural world to slow us down.

And laugh.
And create.
And simply be.

Join us as we reflect on the stories that have shaped us, honor the woman who carried them, and imagine what life might look like from here.

There is nothing to fix.

Only an invitation to pause, reflect, and daydream about what might be possible.

Curious about what the weekend holds?

THE LOCATION

Soul Barn at Serenbe

Serenbe is a place where the environment itself invites you to live a little differently. Its emphasis on nature, wellness, and human connection reflects what we hope to cultivate this weekend, a community designed around the idea that our surroundings shape how we live and feel.

Mental wellness isn't just something that happens in our heads. Our relationships, our bodies, our surroundings, and the rhythms of our days all matter, and at Serenbe, we get to experience that firsthand. A walk along a trail. A shared meal. A conversation with someone new. Simply noticing the beauty around us. These small moments become part of the weekend's invitation to slow down and reconnect with what matters.

Ready to join us?

Everything you’ve lived has brought you here.

Come spend a weekend noticing what’s here and imagining what might be possible.