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Path to Renewal: A Retreat for Women Navigating Partner Betrayal
Step away from the noise of everyday life and into a restorative weekend designed just for you. This two-day retreat offers women navigating betrayal trauma a safe, nurturing space to slow down, reconnect, and begin to heal. Surrounded by the grounding presence of nature, you’ll be invited to gently explore your experience through guided practices, reflection, and embodied exercises that support emotional release and inner clarity. Alongside other women who truly understand, you’ll find connection, validation, and a sense of not being alone in your journey. This is a space to soften, to be held, and to rediscover your strength in a supportive and compassionate community.
Dates: October 23rd-25th 2026
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Your choice of lodging in a rustic farmhouse or off-the-grid cabins
All daily meals (local & seasonal)
Guided wellness practices and group work
Ample time for rest & reflection
Time for connection with others
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Day 1
Check in Time and Welcoming Circle followed by a farm to table meal.Day 2
Immerse yourself in your new surroundings. 2 Group Gathering Circles and Meditative Practices. Mindfulness and Movement Practices. Time in Nature to explore the area.Day 3
Final Closing Circle and Group Sharing followed by a final lunch meal and check-out in the early afternoon. -
Double Occupancy
$840+HSTSingle Occupancy
$980+HST
There is something profoundly healing about sitting in a circle of women who understand. In the context of betrayal trauma, where so much pain is carried in isolation, shame, and self-doubt, being witnessed by others who truly “get it” can be deeply transformative. Healing circles offer a space where stories can be shared without judgment, where emotions are welcomed rather than managed, and where each woman is gently reminded that she is not alone. In this kind of intentional community, something begins to shift. Sometimes walls can soften, voices strengthen, and a quiet sense of belonging takes root. These moments of connection can be unexpectedly beautiful: laughter returning alongside grief, compassion flowing both ways, and a felt sense that healing doesn’t have to happen in solitude.