Women's Retreats

• Our need as women to people please: How our societal structures set us up for unhealthy emotional and psychic boundaries; how we learn to identify taking care of others over ourselves as part of our being "good people"; and how we can move out of victimhood and into a place of personal power through healthy boundary setting.

• Our religious wounding: Whether our religious experience growing up was positive or not, we all experience wounding from the teachings of the church or other institutions that frames our spiritual identity. Until we are able to explore and heal some of these wounds, we will never experience full spiritual freedom and empowerment.

• Our attachment to pain: Most of us would adamantly deny that we are attached to our pain, but the fact is that almost all of us are, whether it be emotional or physical pain. Understanding the role of pain and its symbolism and language can place us on a firm path to healing and a deeper connection with Spirit.

• Our fear of our own power: Most of us aren't fearful that we aren't powerful, we are fearful that we are. Recognizing and communicating with this fear liberates us to become the instruments of creation and creativity that we are created to be.

• Our connection with each other: Women need women, plain and simple. Simply sitting in a circle sharing our stories of loss, of success, of courage, of fear, of pain and of joy connects us to each other in ways that deepen our own spirituality and connection to our Source.

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